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Topic: Antminer T9+ coming out in China tmrw - 5000 units - page 2. (Read 3616 times)

newbie
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Wow, they're really trying to milk the puppy, They do realize people are buying at ridiculous price based on ephemeral profitability. They are aware that it will probably have faded before they even have to ship the units. Ruthless.

Yes.
So maybe the T9+ model has something like 159 chips..

@btc-haze
Thanks for the information!
Btw, can you fix the thread title?
I guess you meant to wrote 'T9+' instead of the 'T3+'?

Yes that basically click baited me here. "The fuck is a T3". Tongue

It's 28 t1s! Wahwah.
Sorry. Internet backbone humor.
hero member
Activity: 1610
Merit: 538
I'm in BTC XTC
Actually a number of forum members have stated they like the T9's specs in that they're basically bullet proof and the chip temps are much lower than an S9.  At least that's how the previous batches of T9's have been.

Oh i know, I manage over 1200 T9s and they are 10x as reliable as the S9. The problem is these are even less efficient then the original T9 at an absolutely insane price. Hence why I said this looks like a chip dump, especially if the rumors of bitmain announcing a new miner this month are true.

Why did you pick T9 over S9 in your farm? Just curious, as T9 is very expensive per TH comparatively speaking.
jr. member
Activity: 129
Merit: 6
Long term HODLer since 2014
Actually a number of forum members have stated they like the T9's specs in that they're basically bullet proof and the chip temps are much lower than an S9.  At least that's how the previous batches of T9's have been.

Oh i know, I manage over 1200 T9s and they are 10x as reliable as the S9. The problem is these are even less efficient then the original T9 at an absolutely insane price. Hence why I said this looks like a chip dump, especially if the rumors of bitmain announcing a new miner this month are true.

Why did you pick T9 over S9 in your farm? Just curious, as T9 is very expensive per TH comparatively speaking.
member
Activity: 140
Merit: 17
According to Digitimes, TSMC has received an urgent order from Bitmain for 100k 12nm HPC (high performance computing) chips at the beginning of 2018. 10k chips will be delivered every month in Q1 2018 and more in Q2.

I did not find this information on their website ...
Can you give the link of the article you are referring to?

Discussion here: What is Bitmain doing with the new 12nm chips they're buying in 2018?
newbie
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Merit: 0
According to Digitimes, TSMC has received an urgent order from Bitmain for 100k 12nm HPC (high performance computing) chips at the beginning of 2018. 10k chips will be delivered every month in Q1 2018 and more in Q2.

I did not find this information on their website ...
Can you give the link of the article you are referring to?
member
Activity: 140
Merit: 17
Well I thought to tell about that, in case somebody wants to buy one.

T9s are more reliable than S9s, but less power efficient.

This sales price is too high for me personally.
Yes, I can't make sense of them. You can just buy more S9s to make up for the failures.
hero member
Activity: 630
Merit: 506
According to Digitimes, TSMC has received an urgent order from Bitmain for 100k 12nm HPC (high performance computing) chips at the beginning of 2018. 10k chips will be delivered every month in Q1 2018 and more in Q2.
member
Activity: 266
Merit: 13
Well I thought to tell about that, in case somebody wants to buy one.

T9s are more reliable than S9s, but less power efficient.

This sales price is too high for me personally.

I agree. I have no doubts that they will all sell quickly, but I won’t be buying one at that price. I was hoping the price would have been in the 2500.00 area.
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1710
Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
Well I thought to tell about that, in case somebody wants to buy one.

T9s are more reliable than S9s, but less power efficient.

This sales price is too high for me personally.
member
Activity: 266
Merit: 13
I just noticed that these T9+ miners are available for international sales at Eastshore.

https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/bitcoin-miner-antminer-t9-16nm-asic-miner/

Price: 3999 USD

I've bought hardware from Eastshore in multiple occasions before, and they are legit.

You can buy an S9 for that price. Why settle for less profit?
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1710
Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
I just noticed that these T9+ miners are available for international sales at Eastshore.

https://www.eastshore.xyz/shop/bitcoin-miner-antminer-t9-16nm-asic-miner/

Price: 3999 USD

I've bought hardware from Eastshore in multiple occasions before, and they are legit.
hero member
Activity: 756
Merit: 560
The new miner is rumour to be for btc or ltc?

BTC...theres no real competition for LTC miners right now so no reason to produce anything new.
full member
Activity: 378
Merit: 135
Looked into this and had the same thoughts.  That price for what you are getting is absurd. Supply and demand though I am sure they will sell out quickly which will only add to the price of the next version.
member
Activity: 140
Merit: 17
As far as chip dump goes, it could just be that they were saving up the "bin 2" underperforming chips for a while and recently had enough to make an assembly run of T9.  That pricing is obnoxious, though!
Makes sense:
- Hey boss, what do we do with those crappy chips we can't put in the S9?
- Let's put them into T9s, sell them for twice the price
- Genius!
jr. member
Activity: 112
Merit: 4
As far as chip dump goes, it could just be that they were saving up the "bin 2" underperforming chips for a while and recently had enough to make an assembly run of T9.  That pricing is obnoxious, though!
full member
Activity: 462
Merit: 118
Actually a number of forum members have stated they like the T9's specs in that they're basically bullet proof and the chip temps are much lower than an S9.  At least that's how the previous batches of T9's have been.

Oh i know, I manage over 1200 T9s and they are 10x as reliable as the S9. The problem is these are even less efficient then the original T9 at an absolutely insane price. Hence why I said this looks like a chip dump, especially if the rumors of bitmain announcing a new miner this month are true.

The new miner is rumour to be for btc or ltc?
legendary
Activity: 2464
Merit: 1710
Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
Antminer T9+ 10.5Th/s
Product page at shop.bitmain.com Chinese webshop: http://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=000201801031559407166Q30UIch0648

Price: 24900 CNY (= about 3832 USD)

Quote from: shop.bitmain.com via Google Translate
Specifications

1. Rated calculation: 10.5TH / s ± 5%
2. Power consumption: 1432 W + 7%
3. Power Efficiency: 136mJ / GH + 7% (Wall, AC / DC 93% Efficiency, 25 ° C Ambient Temperature)
4. Input voltage: 11.6 ~ 13.0V
5. The number of chips: 162PCS
6. The number of computing board machine: 3PCS
7. Dimensions: 320mm * 125mm * 190mm
8. Machine weight (excluding packaging): 4.2kg
9. Operating temperature: 0 ℃ to 40 ℃
10. Storage temperature: -40 ℃ to 85 ℃
11. Working humidity: 5% RH-95% RH, non-condensing
12. Network Connection: Ethernet
13. Noise: 76dB

Damn that's expensive pricing per terahash..
legendary
Activity: 1624
Merit: 1130
Bitcoin FTW!
So based on what I have seen I assume the efficiency of this unit is lower probably because the chips are volted or clocked higher, probably to compensate for the lower hashrate. Price is too high, and the S9s earlier sold for less though they were in stock for maybe 5 minutes.

I wouldn’t be surprised if Bitmain are about to release a new miner, some competition has slowly been building and they might want something else to put them ahead of the pack.
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