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Topic: ANTMINER S7 is available at bitmaintech.com with 4.86TH/s, 0.25J/GH - page 395. (Read 528055 times)

legendary
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Bitcoin Talks Bullshit Walks
You did get a reply from Nancy, great :-)
Bummer if it aint ready before Feb 2016, then we have to look at Avalon.
I hope someone will fill up the gap between the S5 and the awesome S7, otherwise we just sit and hold until the S7 gets into the right price are around 1360-1400,-$
or wait it out.

You and me both..We need some serious competition to step up as these prices are crazy high.. And i hope you all have been monitoring diff.. Atm 452 ph next expected increase 5 %(https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty).  Dont think the other manufacturers havent seen this thread and arent going to ramp it up a bit.. Here starts the war again and sadly you all wont even see this machine for close to a month at best. This is a poor investment unless you have free power. Looks like china will end up with all the btc once this all said and done.. Not really the model satoshi had in mind.. But whatever.. Greed will overtake logic everytime.

Best Regards
d57heinz
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'

I just need one.. If someone has some they won't use

Id: mullenium

 To whoever donated a coupon to this individual. It appears as if your coupon has been posted on eBay for fiat currency profit of $50. Sad  This user also PM'd me begging for coupons...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=201418035783&globalID=EBAY-US


-droid-

That's a pretty scummy thing to do

Considering I sent him one... where is my cut droid?

I guess I didn't ask if he was not going to sell.  Just assumed.  But still surprising if true. 

pm sent on this issue.
legendary
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You did get a reply from Nancy, great :-)
Bummer if it aint ready before Feb 2016, then we have to look at Avalon.
I hope someone will fill up the gap between the S5 and the awesome S7, otherwise we just sit and hold until the S7 gets into the right price are around 1360-1400,-$
or wait it out.
sr. member
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Infected Mushroom
Now is the time for a third player to gain marked shares on Bitcoin miners. Lots of head room for a 2,5-3 Th -6-800 Watt miner. Lets see what happens from Avalon or the other chinese claimed 5TH - 1000Watt producer.
Suddenly the marked has opened.

I think this is far from certain and that Bitmain is merely taking an opportunity to charge top Dollar for the best miner in the market. They probably have plenty of scope to reduce the price & still make an excellent margin. Also an easy change for them would be to drop the central 3rd hash board and instantly have a 3.24TH/S, 860W S7-. What a great home product that would be.  Smiley

Rich

As suggested early, I definetly support this. Call it s7 mini. I won't wait a second to buy it.

Also, bitmain, is there a fan control option in the firmware just like the s5 update?
hero member
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Right or single board "easy miners" for mom and pops.

Very good point, even a single board with 1.62TH/S & 430W has more TH & less that half the power needed by an S5.

Rich
hero member
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Now is the time for a third player to gain marked shares on Bitcoin miners. Lots of head room for a 2,5-3 Th -6-800 Watt miner. Lets see what happens from Avalon or the other chinese claimed 5TH - 1000Watt producer.
Suddenly the marked has opened.

I think this is far from certain and that Bitmain is merely taking an opportunity to charge top Dollar for the best miner in the market. They probably have plenty of scope to reduce the price & still make an excellent margin. Also an easy change for them would be to drop the central 3rd hash board and instantly have a 3.24TH/S, 860W S7-.

Rich

Right or single board "easy miners" for mom and pops.
hero member
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Now is the time for a third player to gain marked shares on Bitcoin miners. Lots of head room for a 2,5-3 Th -6-800 Watt miner. Lets see what happens from Avalon or the other chinese claimed 5TH - 1000Watt producer.
Suddenly the marked has opened.

I think this is far from certain and that Bitmain is merely taking an opportunity to charge top Dollar for the best miner in the market. They probably have plenty of scope to reduce the price & still make an excellent margin. Also an easy change for them would be to drop the central 3rd hash board and instantly have a 3.24TH/S, 860W S7-. What a great home product that would be.  Smiley

Rich
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..... the other chinese claimed 5TH - 1000Watt producer.

 

I got an email from "nancy" at the other chinese producer. Their's won't be ready until Feb 2016. She didn't give me a price....but asked how may I wanted.
hero member
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I can sell 1 coupon for .3 btc. price negotiable pm me!

What a screamin' deal, lol!

I just sold one for .1, i just published today the deal on the Marketplace, because i can't possibly buy 15 of these monsters.

 I bought one from chiguireitor. He's fast and efficient. Thx chiguireitor Smiley

So, I'm taking the gamble on an S7 and hoping to break even by June/July 2016.
legendary
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First, Well done Bitmain...:-)

Second, Too expensive, even for a farm owners with a Kwh Price of 0,6$ or less. Too many factors is making this awesome new S7 too expensive. ROI before next BTC halving is a no go.
Saved power vs an S5 farm is way too little to even consider the S7.
Saving space for new gear is a big plus.
The release of the S7 just made it more possible for S5`s and SP20 owners to make more money selling used gear, big plus for miners, big downer for Bitmain if they are not planning to sell ALL their used S5`s.

Now is the time for a third player to gain marked shares on Bitcoin miners. Lots of head room for a 2,5-3 Th -6-800 Watt miner. Lets see what happens from Avalon or the other chinese claimed 5TH - 1000Watt producer.
Suddenly the marked has opened.
 
legendary
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I just need one.. If someone has some they won't use

Id: mullenium

 To whoever donated a coupon to this individual. It appears as if your coupon has been posted on eBay for fiat currency profit of $50. Sad  This user also PM'd me begging for coupons...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=201418035783&globalID=EBAY-US


-droid-

That's a pretty scummy thing to do

Considering I sent him one... where is my cut droid?

I guess I didn't ask if he was not going to sell.  Just assumed.  But still surprising if true. 
legendary
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Merit: 1000

I just need one.. If someone has some they won't use

Id: mullenium

 To whoever donated a coupon to this individual. It appears as if your coupon has been posted on eBay for fiat currency profit of $50. Sad  This user also PM'd me begging for coupons...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=201418035783&globalID=EBAY-US


-droid-

That's a pretty scummy thing to do
legendary
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legendary
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Agreed. But with the requirement of 10 PCIe power connections per S7, cabling can be a challenge with the ATX approach.


 I found a few options on Newegg when I did a power search yesterday - 3 platinum with enough connectors, but 2 of them were under 1100 watt (and flat out don't have enough +12 rail capasity), and a few Golds - the other was the Seasonic 1200watt platinum unit IIRC.
 The one concern I would have on a few of these is "split connectors" on one cable if the cable isn't 16AWG or better.

 Quite a few others like the EVGA 1300G2 and Seasonic X1250 that WOULD work if you're willing to risk the "use 2 connectors per hash board" option, or do some custom cable work to spread the load out, especially if you can use the EPS12V output and rewire the other end with a 6 pin connector instead of an 8 (perhaps use the left-over +12 and ground lines to wire a controller-specific connector to?).


 

 I'm kinda leaning towards server PS for these though, $200 or so of Bladecenter H 2880 watt+breakout+cables will power 2 of these comfortably, and I'm easily capable of wiring up a 220 outlet to power it. I just want to find a cheaper source for NEMA 6 series outlets/plugs/cables than what I've seen so far.
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Can i get two coupons please ?




I just need one.. If someone has some they won't use

Id: mullenium

 To whoever donated a coupon to this individual. It appears as if your coupon has been posted on eBay for fiat currency profit of $50. Sad  This user also PM'd me begging for coupons...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&alt=web&id=201418035783&globalID=EBAY-US
hero member
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Can't wait to see these beauties on Hashnest!  Cheesy
hero member
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I accidentally always talking about 28 mm? I think that would be the right price on the 1200/1300 dollars.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
I have a G1600 and it is fairly quiet, I can't imagine a 1600w server psu though, I have heard they are as loud as some units alone. I think ATX is a requirement when trying to keep sound down.

Agreed. But with the requirement of 10 PCIe power connections per S7, cabling can be a challenge with the ATX approach.

I recently moved to a pair of Bladecenter H 2880w server PSUs (from Finksy). They are awesome. Highly recommended. But they're also the opposite of quiet...

Thankfully they are 8 miles away in a colo rack. I can barely hear them from here Wink

I have a platinum 1600 watt evga it has all I need for power.

I have 2 guesses for this gear:

 77db with stock fans and stock speeds 1200 watts

 51 db with fan mods and about 3600 gh  still 900 watts. I got the prisma to behave with 2 fans and lower settings but it tended to drift upwards in power so I sent it back.

I never had that problem with bitmaintech gear. so if I can lock this in at 900 watts I can mange sound okay not good just okay.

hero member
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Well done to Bitmain for creating another masterpiece!
legendary
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I have a G1600 and it is fairly quiet, I can't imagine a 1600w server psu though, I have heard they are as loud as some units alone. I think ATX is a requirement when trying to keep sound down.

Agreed. But with the requirement of 10 PCIe power connections per S7, cabling can be a challenge with the ATX approach.

I recently moved to a pair of Bladecenter H 2880w server PSUs (from Finksy). They are awesome. Highly recommended. But they're also the opposite of quiet...

Thankfully they are 8 miles away in a colo rack. I can barely hear them from here Wink
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