Running against nicehash.
S5's would every so often crash the os against nicehash as it was switching rentals.
My remote pdu allowed me to cycle the power and bring them back up.
The s5's are gone now.
Just now my first s7 had the os crash with nicehash.
Did the remote pdu power recycle and it is back hashing away.
More of an impact when 5th are taken out rather than the 1th.
Topic: ANTMINER S7 is available at bitmaintech.com with 4.86TH/s, 0.25J/GH - page 237. (Read 528055 times)
November 01, 2015, 09:29:44 AM
November 01, 2015, 07:48:29 AM
Interesting thing I noticed on my Batch 1 order I received a month late earlier this month.
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
My early B1 is even worst, V1.3. So much for ordering early. 2 of the boards didn't work, later found out they have loose chips. This board doesn't work with controller with later version hash boards. My second B1 and B3 came with V1.7. It does hash at 1.62 TH (running it by itself) on average.
I imagine the rear fan has to come off to pull the boards.
They are not connected to anything internally. Just the external hash connector and the three pcie.
And my middle hash board is not as snug as the other two.
I just checked my Batch 1 which was shipped about the 14-15th and all 3 boards are V1.5 and have had no problem to report. I run at 612 freq and get 4.85TH/s
November 01, 2015, 07:40:38 AM
Interesting thing I noticed on my Batch 1 order I received a month late earlier this month.
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
My early B1 is even worst, V1.3. So much for ordering early. 2 of the boards didn't work, later found out they have loose chips. This board doesn't work with controller with later version hash boards. My second B1 and B3 came with V1.7. It does hash at 1.62 TH (running it by itself) on average.
I imagine the rear fan has to come off to pull the boards.
They are not connected to anything internally. Just the external hash connector and the three pcie.
And my middle hash board is not as snug as the other two.
November 01, 2015, 01:18:25 AM
Interesting thing I noticed on my Batch 1 order I received a month late earlier this month.
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
My early B1 is even worst, V1.3. So much for ordering early. 2 of the boards didn't work, later found out they have loose chips. This board doesn't work with controller with later version hash boards. My second B1 and B3 came with V1.7. It does hash at 1.62 TH (running it by itself) on average.
October 31, 2015, 11:40:28 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
There's a thread on them, make sure you read it first.
Okay... I'll check out the thread first. Thanks bbOOmm.
Oh crap.... Nice HEADS UP! on that thread... I did not know about that thread and now am looking a little sideways at Amagimetals ... or who ever they are.
They ~~WERE~~ a decent company, great communications, fast transactions etc, from what I was hearing. But alas, scammyness from greed seems to be commonplace with anything Bitcoin whether its equipment, actual cryptocurrency or even marketplaces / exchanges.
My bad for not verifying before recommending...
sorry.
I just finished reading several pages of the thread as well. It's no problem. I want to find reviews on a company before I conduct business with them anyway.
October 31, 2015, 10:36:43 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
There's a thread on them, make sure you read it first.
Okay... I'll check out the thread first. Thanks bbOOmm.
Oh crap.... Nice HEADS UP! on that thread... I did not know about that thread and now am looking a little sideways at Amagimetals ... or who ever they are.
They ~~WERE~~ a decent company, great communications, fast transactions etc, from what I was hearing. But alas, scammyness from greed seems to be commonplace with anything Bitcoin whether its equipment, actual cryptocurrency or even marketplaces / exchanges.
My bad for not verifying before recommending...
sorry.
I think I'll stick to incinerating IC chips and circuit boards and chemically separating / refining the gold and silver for now....
October 31, 2015, 10:33:49 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
There's a thread on them, make sure you read it first.
Okay... I'll check out the thread first. Thanks bbOOmm.
Oh crap.... Nice HEADS UP! on that thread... I did not know about that thread and now am looking a little sideways at Amagimetals ... or who ever they are.
They ~~WERE~~ a decent company, great communications, fast transactions etc, from what I was hearing. But alas, scammyness from greed seems to be commonplace with anything Bitcoin whether its equipment, actual cryptocurrency or even marketplaces / exchanges.
My bad for not verifying before recommending...
sorry.
October 31, 2015, 09:52:55 PM
Interesting thing I noticed on my Batch 1 order I received a month late earlier this month.
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
I decided to change the airflow and vent into my garage for the winter since I live in Texas and we don't ever run the heater.
I chassis-connected all nine of my s7's that were delivered weeks after the Chinese holiday. I had noticed that two of the miners were always a little bit lower on 24 hour averages and seemed flaky. I have two miners that will randomly start throwing a mild amount of errors and switchover to my second and third pools, which I never thought much of to be honest.
When I took them all down from their prior mounts and connected them I noticed the rev dates on the hashing boards. I have seven 1.6 version boards, a single 1.5 and a single 1.4 board, guess which ones I am noticing the weirdness from...
Anyone else notice the flakiness from the 1.4/1.5 boards? After waiting for over a month I guess it surprised me that I got the older rev boards from B1.
Ufo
October 31, 2015, 08:43:42 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
There's a thread on them, make sure you read it first.
Okay... I'll check out the thread first. Thanks bbOOmm.
October 31, 2015, 08:13:16 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
There's a thread on them, make sure you read it first.
October 31, 2015, 07:34:13 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Although I have not used them, I know several miners locally who use :::
https://www.amagimetals.com
I've been meaning to buy some "metals" but never was able to come up with a few extra bitcoins to do so while running older mining equip. Hopefully that will change now with my purchase of the latest and greatest ( S7's )
October 31, 2015, 07:24:19 PM
UUGH .... Now what ....
When I tracked my FedEx package ....
---------------------------------
Clearance Delay
Shipment requires importer's registration/identification number for clearance. (Examples include EIN, SSN, VAT, GST, RFC, etc.)
Recommended action:
Importer must provide the required registration/ identification number.
---------------------------------
Yet there is no button to push, no form to fill out, no option to fix.... nothing.
Not even an E-Mail from FedEx notifying me of a problem....
I called FedEx, I barely could understand the guy with his very heavy Indian accent, who said, after placing me on hold for 5 minutes... someone will call me back.
Well, that's nice.... WTF!
At least the S7's made it to Wisconsin .... they are sitting 60 miles from me.
Well, I received a call back from FedEx... they say that they need more information from the SHIPPER (bitmain)... and that they are trying to contact them. - Oh joy joy.
I've never had an issue with FedEx, although this is actually my first international purchase using FedEx. Plus they were $20 cheaper on the shipping from Bitmain.
UPS -- I don't ship anything of value with UPS.... not since they speared a large and rather expensive package ( actually a wooden crate ) with a forklift, delivered it to my customer, the customer sent pictures to me and filed a damaged goods complaint with UPS, UPS tried to blame me for inadequate packaging ( when it was shipped to me in that same crate by UPS ), then UPS attempted to return the damaged package to me, but delivered it to the wrong address - never to be seen again....
So, if its worth more than $20, I ship by FedEx or request it be shipped by FedEx.
October 31, 2015, 06:18:55 PM
Judging by $1923 hashnet S7 prices, B4 will probably go for $1823 again and lite is nowhere to be seen (yet).
Better think that Hashnest price must be 1758 USD, and they sell first Batch 1 miners .
October 31, 2015, 06:01:38 PM
Judging by $1923 hashnet S7 prices, B4 will probably go for $1823 again and lite is nowhere to be seen (yet).
yeah with coins over 300 it will sell.
i liked the way pacmic worked-best for people who have some coins that they store and not using to buy miners or cloud hash.
The risk is if bitcoin drops to $150, then it would be difficult to get your principal back.
October 31, 2015, 05:44:00 PM
Judging by $1923 hashnet S7 prices, B4 will probably go for $1823 again and lite is nowhere to be seen (yet).
yeah with coins over 300 it will sell.
October 31, 2015, 05:38:40 PM
Judging by $1923 hashnet S7 prices, B4 will probably go for $1823 again and lite is nowhere to be seen (yet).
October 31, 2015, 04:51:39 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
You really want to have physical gold with you, not in some vault somewhere.Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Best just to cash out and buy physical that they send to you.
Yes, that's what I'm looking for. I did not like the sound of fees, etc... from, Vaultoro.com
EDIT: https://www.quadrigacx.com/ looks like it DOES NOT sell gold for btc.
October 31, 2015, 04:50:56 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
maybe
https://www.vaultoro.com
never used, though
Thanks... I'll check it out.
https://www.quadrigacx.com/
Canadian, but serves USA as well.
Thanks,
That one might be better.
EDIT: Maybe I'm blind... but I don't see an option to buy gold with btc at this exchange.
October 31, 2015, 04:23:13 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
maybe
https://www.vaultoro.com
never used, though
Thanks... I'll check it out.
https://www.quadrigacx.com/
Canadian, but serves USA as well.
FINALLY, I get to help you out! Here is the one that I use:
http://www.providentmetals.com/
3% bitcoin discount at providentmetals.com...schweeet!
thanks
October 31, 2015, 04:14:55 PM
I know this is a bit off topic:
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
Does anyone have a recommendation for an exchange of some sorts to exchange bitcoin for actual physical gold in your hand [Not paper gold] in the United States?
maybe
https://www.vaultoro.com
never used, though
Thanks... I'll check it out.
https://www.quadrigacx.com/
Canadian, but serves USA as well.
FINALLY, I get to help you out! Here is the one that I use:
http://www.providentmetals.com/
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