So instead of 1watt per Ghash it draws 10watts per Ghash ? 
Maybe the fan draws a few watts?
Fans are in the order of 1-3 watts
Never mind, still quite unexpected though.
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Maybe the fan draws a few watts?
Fans are in the order of 1-3 watts
Never mind, still quite unexpected though.
So instead of 1watt per Ghash it draws 10watts per Ghash ?
Maybe the fan draws a few watts?
Fans are in the order of 1-3 watts
So instead of 1watt per Ghash it draws 10watts per Ghash ?
Maybe the fan draws a few watts?
50 watts, 80C.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
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That's 10x the initially advertised power efficiency and 0.83x the initially advertised total hash rate.
So instead of 1watt per Ghash it draws 10watts per Ghash ?
exactly that
So instead of 1watt per Ghash it draws 10watts per Ghash ?
Perfect. Noisy, running hot, and a larger power draw than posted. Could make a nice heater.
50 watts, 80C.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
Yeah, 80C with the fan at "hair-dryer" levels worries me. If this 5 GH/sec box is hair dryer loud, I am not going to be very thrilled with the noise of the 60 GH/sec and 30 GH/sec boxes I ordered for my one bedroom condo.
50 watts, 80C.
6 month MTTF? Fan at "Hair Dryer" levels? 
I really think they have a big cash flow problem!
Instead of sending to their first customers,
they send the devices to media --> more preorders.
I would not be surprised if the system collapses soon
Instead of sending to their first customers,
they send the devices to media --> more preorders.
I would not be surprised if the system collapses soon
50 watts, 80C.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
Minteresting. I wonder how many chips are under that heat sink.
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