I ran a Dragon 1T and later a Dragon 1.5T. I eventually sold them off to lower priced electricity people. They were tanks for the most part, besides PSU's on some of LKETC some crapped out.
I did not think I would ever sell my 1.5T it was like high 40 pounds is i remember right. But I actually sold it and was able to ship for decent just was a little slower mail due to weight.
Both were great miners for me. I'm hoping Innsilicone has some A3's someday so we can see a next gen of them.
Topic: Anyone still Running A1 miners? (Read 993 times)
I am using 2THs Dragon miner at [email protected] with around 0.6W/GHs. I replaced all fans with quiet Sunon Vapo bearing fans. It is very quiet and efficient miner.
I got a pair of Dragons going, mostly for heat in the apartment and office. They're close to breakeven and fairly quiet for 1KW. Rather have a half dozen S3 but you know, beggars can't be choosers.
+1 here, daughter's new space heater. Also wish I hadn't sold my S3's...
S3's do make good heaters. I turned on 12 of them around my house over the weekend I can say they are nice and quiet and the house is comfortable even with the houses main heaters off.
I have several Bitmine Coincraft Desk V2's. They are mining away at 1Th+
I never had more than the one, unfortunately. They rolled out about the time I stopped being able to sink funds into buying new miners. I bought that one from Minersource last fall, mostly as impetus to get bobsag's attention so I could remind him about a bunch of gear I was owed.
I got a pair of Dragons going, mostly for heat in the apartment and office. They're close to breakeven and fairly quiet for 1KW. Rather have a half dozen S3 but you know, beggars can't be choosers.
+1 here, daughter's new space heater. Also wish I hadn't sold my S3's...
S3 is one of the quietest miners ever, and run about 30% better W/GH at stock than most A1 machines. Mine's throwing fits or it'd be in the laundry room right now spitting out toast.
I do have another A1 board on the museum shelf, I forget the numbers exactly and never turned it on. Little 5-chip thing.
I do have another A1 board on the museum shelf, I forget the numbers exactly and never turned it on. Little 5-chip thing.
I got my hex's for free so there only running at an electric loss but its winter so they help with the heating and something to do.
I wouldn't mind an s3 but the noise and electric costs might annoyed me. I manage to hide these hex miners in the PC milk crate
I wouldn't mind an s3 but the noise and electric costs might annoyed me. I manage to hide these hex miners in the PC milk crate
I got a pair of Dragons going, mostly for heat in the apartment and office. They're close to breakeven and fairly quiet for 1KW. Rather have a half dozen S3 but you know, beggars can't be choosers.
Everything is always a question of electricity price. 
How many Watts/GHS did they use?
coincraft A1
they are made by a company that went bankrupt. 1th/s 1000W 28nm asic chip
you are better off with an S5.
ive got two
HEX16C which is about 16 -20gh @ 24watts
and a HEX8A1 Which is down clocked to 118g/h @ 132watts
HEX16C which is about 16 -20gh @ 24watts
and a HEX8A1 Which is down clocked to 118g/h @ 132watts
How many Watts/GHS did they use?
A1 miners must be the most numerous around and I was wondering if anyone was still running there's even though they are a little high on the watts/gh side of things.
I have a couple of technobit Hex miners still running as they are very reliable.
I have a couple of technobit Hex miners still running as they are very reliable.
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