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Topic: ANTMINER S7 is available at bitmaintech.com with 4.86TH/s, 0.25J/GH - page 281. (Read 528055 times)

legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1318
Technical Analyst/Trader
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

It's quite easy...

All 44 of my S3's, S4's, SP20's and S5's were sold on eBay.  I posted screenshots of the "Miner Status" page for each rig AND the "Network Settings" page for each rig.  This way, they new by the MAC IP ADDRESS assigned to each rig by bitmain on the assembly line is the actual rig they will receive.  It's like an SSN for each rig to identify it.  They also see several days of the rig mining consistently at 4.8+ TH/s at 600 MHz with low HWE's.

I also let them know since this rig is running super as proved by screenshots, that also shows the date the screenshot was taken, there will be no returns for the rig(s) they purchase from me.  I did all 44 of my various models of mining rigs this way without a hiccup.

call me old fashion, but I most likely would have never bought a miner which MAC address was publicly posted on ebay.
You don't think that this could make remote hacking of it easier? i am not a network specialist, so maybe this concern is misplaced.

If one is that concerned about it, they can always block out all but the last 4 digits of the MAC IP.  However, a NEW password works wonders other than root, root.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 523
Is it easy to pull the s7 boards?
Just pull the back fan and slide them out?
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

It's quite easy...

All 44 of my S3's, S4's, SP20's and S5's were sold on eBay.  I posted screenshots of the "Miner Status" page for each rig AND the "Network Settings" page for each rig.  This way, they new by the MAC IP ADDRESS assigned to each rig by bitmain on the assembly line is the actual rig they will receive.  It's like an SSN for each rig to identify it.  They also see several days of the rig mining consistently at 4.8+ TH/s at 600 MHz with low HWE's.

I also let them know since this rig is running super as proved by screenshots, that also shows the date the screenshot was taken, there will be no returns for the rig(s) they purchase from me.  I did all 44 of my various models of mining rigs this way without a hiccup.

call me old fashion, but I most likely would have never bought a miner which MAC address was publicly posted on ebay.
You don't think that this could make remote hacking of it easier? i am not a network specialist, so maybe this concern is misplaced.
legendary
Activity: 1050
Merit: 1001
So after reading others success regarding fan % and warmer chips resulting in better performance I am testing my two units at 30%

Antpool is already showing a significant jump in poolside hashrate

Orig temps were roughly 44c, now with 30% fan temps are 58-60c

Letting it run overnight and will check results tomorrow
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1318
Technical Analyst/Trader
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

It's quite easy...

All 44 of my S3's, S4's, SP20's and S5's were sold on eBay.  I posted screenshots of the "Miner Status" page for each rig AND the "Network Settings" page for each rig.  This way, they new by the MAC IP ADDRESS assigned to each rig by bitmain on the assembly line is the actual rig they will receive.  It's like an SSN for each rig to identify it.  They also see several days of the rig mining consistently at 4.8+ TH/s at 600 MHz with low HWE's.

I also let them know since this rig is running super as proved by screenshots, that also shows the date the screenshot was taken, there will be no returns for the rig(s) they purchase from me.  I did all 44 of my various models of mining rigs this way without a hiccup.
newbie
Activity: 13
Merit: 0
Order Date: 9/16
Ship Date: 10/16

I was not home to receive the package but it did arrive today.

Great!

And did you get a shipping notice from Bitmain?

I hope they'll send one for me because I have to be there to receive the package...

No I logged onto my account and my status was changed to shipped with a tracking number.
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
usually people put more info re sale than a batch #, hence the price will be linked to an average hashing speed, NOT a batch #.

IF you believe what a person trying to sell you their miner is telling you. We all know all Bitcoin related people on this forum even are sooo honest.  Grin

Some people would do that, yes. I sure will when I put mine up for sale very soon,. But most others will be BSing and scamming.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
typically, it is better to leave them alone once the going is good. What you see is a normal variation.
It would be exceedingly difficult to find a combination as there are 2925 possible combinations of boards if you have 9 miners.
You would have to do a combo, then record the data for 12-24 hr, so basically you would have a final result in ~5-10 years if you do one at the time.
The two I want to swap have high hw error rates with ones that are on the very low side. I understand the math behind it, chasing balance on a variance and the Six Sigma indoctrination. I was just curious if it would void my warranty since two of the boards are behaving strangely. No biggie, just wondering.

Thanks for the info though! Smiley


Ufo
legendary
Activity: 3892
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Will it void my warranty if I move boards between miners? I have nine and they average anywhere from 4.79 to 5.1 (actual avg 4.99 @ 600 across all nine), so I was wanting to move the boards between chassis's to determine if the variance is in the pressing or power related. I am obsessive/compulsive, so it really boils down to the fact that I can move two boards between s7's so they all average almost the same hash rate.

I also want to apologize for my anger with bm that I may have turned on a handful of community members. I know it's the status quo in our current hardware market, but week after week with the difficulty rising caused me to lose my cool on a couple of occasions. I apologize for being an asshat on a few occasions!


Ufo



typically, it is better to leave them alone once the going is good. What you see is a normal variation.
It would be exceedingly difficult to find a combination as there are 2925 possible combinations of boards if you have 9 miners.
You would have to do a combo, then record the data for 12-24 hr, so basically you would have a final result in ~5-10 years if you do one at the time.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
Will it void my warranty if I move boards between miners? I have nine and they average anywhere from 4.79 to 5.1 (actual avg 4.99 @ 600 across all nine), so I was wanting to move the boards between chassis's to determine if the variance is in the pressing or power related. I am obsessive/compulsive, so it really boils down to the fact that I can move two boards between s7's so they all average almost the same hash rate.

I also want to apologize for my anger with bm that I may have turned on a handful of community members. I know it's the status quo in our current hardware market, but week after week with the difficulty rising caused me to lose my cool on a couple of occasions. I apologize for being an asshat on a few occasions!


Ufo

legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

They won't..
Basically ANY Batch 1 will be considered a 4.66TH unit for future buyers. Anything else will be bonus.

usually people put more info re sale than a batch #, hence the price will be linked to an average hashing speed, NOT a batch #.
legendary
Activity: 1456
Merit: 1000
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

They won't..
Basically ANY Batch 1 will be considered a 4.66TH unit for future buyers. Anything else will be bonus.
So no point buying a batch 3

There is a point as they are now testing each hash board and slapping stickers on them.  So if you order batch 3 you should have a faster machine then batch 2.

At first they just shipped out so it was random on batch one fast or slower.  But now that they are testing hash board's it should make a big difference on quality control.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 523
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

They won't..
Basically ANY Batch 1 will be considered a 4.66TH unit for future buyers. Anything else will be bonus.
So no point buying a batch 3
legendary
Activity: 1694
Merit: 1002
Go Big or Go Home.....
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?

They won't..
Basically ANY Batch 1 will be considered a 4.66TH unit for future buyers. Anything else will be bonus.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 523
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
I got a batch one clocked at 575.
Is there a label on it to specify?
If/when I sell how will the new owner know?
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1318
Technical Analyst/Trader
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?

In regards to shipping or in regards to testing each board for its quality?  Batch 1 & 3 are the same in specifications with different price and shipping dates.
hero member
Activity: 770
Merit: 523
I wonder how they distinguish between batch one,two,three?
legendary
Activity: 3892
Merit: 4331
regardless of all this, it seems that something was unplugged today, so hopefully, shipping of 2/3 will commence shortly.
legendary
Activity: 1302
Merit: 1318
Technical Analyst/Trader
So happy so far with my Batch-1 s7 so I ordered a B2 one today. Wonder how long this one will take?  Wink
Also - why are the batch3's a tad more expensive than the batch-2's?

Batch 3 is 4.86 TH/s @ 600 MHz and Batch 2 is 4.66 TH/s @ 575 MHz.  200 GH/s difference and 1160 watts for Batch 2 verses 1210 watts for Batch 1 and 3.  They are both still 0.25 watts per GH
Interesting. My batch-1 s7 came with factory setting of 600mHz and is humming along perfectly at over 4.86 as reported by my pool. Guess I'll just have to goose the coming batch-2 one to the same and see how it does.

I believe the batch 2 are batch 1 rejects.  They were not mining to specifications they laid out for Batch 1.  However, they should work fine at 575 MHz instead of the 600 MHz originally quoted for Batch 1.

If it was so, then it is not clear why batch 2 was not sent at the same time as the remainder of batch 1.
Just policy?

I would think they would want to give everyone who ordered batch 1 [Expecting 4.86 TH/s] priority by shipping [As soon as possible] new rigs coming off the assembly line that were quality control checked to a total of 4.8+ TH/s.  Batch 1 held priority for shipping.  There hands were full with testing boards [Separating 4.8 from 4.6] and shipping out the 4.8 batch 1's first without having to compensate not only for being late but also for not being up to stated specs.
legendary
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So happy so far with my Batch-1 s7 so I ordered a B2 one today. Wonder how long this one will take?  Wink
Also - why are the batch3's a tad more expensive than the batch-2's?

Batch 3 is 4.86 TH/s @ 600 MHz and Batch 2 is 4.66 TH/s @ 575 MHz.  200 GH/s difference and 1160 watts for Batch 2 verses 1210 watts for Batch 1 and 3.  They are both still 0.25 watts per GH
Interesting. My batch-1 s7 came with factory setting of 600mHz and is humming along perfectly at over 4.86 as reported by my pool. Guess I'll just have to goose the coming batch-2 one to the same and see how it does.

I believe the batch 2 are batch 1 rejects.  They were not mining to specifications they laid out for Batch 1.  However, they should work fine at 575 MHz instead of the 600 MHz originally quoted for Batch 1.

If it was so, then it is not clear why batch 2 was not sent at the same time as the remainder of batch 1.
Just policy?

It would make sense to put all resources towards packing and shipping Batch 1 (to minimize compensation payouts) and keep "testing" Batch 2 in the meantime.
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