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sr. member
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February 25, 2017, 01:24:48 PM
How are Avalons holding up guys?
hero member
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February 25, 2017, 01:03:09 PM
I haven't received a response after my order yet.
newbie
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February 23, 2017, 03:21:36 PM
just pulled the trigger on 2x Avalon 741s and controller

paid via btc

waiting for confirmation

will let you know how it goes etc.

-majorLazer17.Gekko

hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 05, 2017, 12:56:57 AM
bitcoin mining is not profitable better buy BTC

Then what the heck are you doing on a Bitcoin Miner Hardware forum? There are other threads on this forum that are specifically designed to discuss the purchase of Bitcoins. You will find other like-minded people there.

Perhaps you should take your Bitcoin knowledge there...?
He only has an activity level of 11. Troll?

Yes, I immediately assumed it was some dimwit trying to increase their post count or simply start an argument
between people who, in many cases, haven't a real clue as to what they're arguing about. Or there really is NO right or wrong answer to the question in the first place. I'm in one of those moods tonight where I have very little patience for purposeful and practiced stupidity. Huh  Cheesy

I enjoy doing that every few days or so. Sometimes it seems like the questions are becoming more questionable each day. But I know that isn't the case and have been around for as long as there have been message boards or stone-age graffiti artists.  Tongue

Maybe I drank too much coffee this morning or too many beers tonight? And, "No", I'm not trying to increase MY post count. LOL Grin

p.s. Also, I'm not implying the OP's post/question was bad in any way. Just the one quoted reply from @01RIG is what I have issues with. Wink
Carry on! Smiley
hero member
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February 04, 2017, 11:55:25 PM
bitcoin mining is not profitable better buy BTC

Then what the heck are you doing on a Bitcoin Miner Hardware forum? There are other threads on this forum that are specifically designed to discuss the purchase of Bitcoins. You will find other like-minded people there.

Perhaps you should take your Bitcoin knowledge there...?
He only has an activity level of 11. Troll?
hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 04, 2017, 11:07:57 PM
bitcoin mining is not profitable better buy BTC

Then what the heck are you doing on a Bitcoin Miner Hardware forum? There are other threads on this forum that are specifically designed to discuss the purchase of Bitcoins. You will find other like-minded people there.

Perhaps you should take your Bitcoin knowledge there...?
newbie
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February 04, 2017, 10:50:20 PM
bitcoin mining is not profitable better buy BTC
alh
legendary
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February 04, 2017, 04:36:58 PM
Hi guys, can anyone tell me what is the maximum hashrate that 741 can handle, and how much watts will require? Thanks

You might want to visit: https://canaan.io/product/avalonminer-741/

This suggests that 7.3 TH/s an 1150 watts are your answer. I don't know if the A741 has any serious overclock potential. I kinda doubt that it will overclock well, if at all.
full member
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February 04, 2017, 05:23:10 AM
Hi guys, can anyone tell me what is the maximum hashrate that 741 can handle, and how much watts will require? Thanks
hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 03, 2017, 06:17:01 PM
Thanks ya'll for the suggestions. Good, valid points. I've decided to give it a few days to think on it before making any moves.
If I do get an Avalon, I "think" I would rather spend the extra dollars on the 741 than the 721 just for the little bit of extra hash.
Good points, one and all.
Unless BM makes a price drop, I don't see myself getting any more miners from them.

I'm getting ready to leave the house for a while, so will get back to the thread later.
Just wanted to acknowledge the latest posts!
Thanks!  Grin
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February 03, 2017, 10:21:44 AM
Wmabern, here is a bit of perspective. I got R4 B3 slightly more than month ago. I am thankful for every day I see both boards hashing and I hope that continues. The total purchase price with shipping was 1.364 BTC. I have been mining at kano for the whole time and with 3 difficulty changes earned about 0.2 BTC. The remainder to ROI from the miner itself is still more than what you will pay (including the exorbitant shipping that Canaan charges) for a miner that has 7% lower advertised hash rate and but is much more reliable and durable. A7* also provide you with the option to tune the miner yourself. I probably need to mine one more month to get to where I need to be down to the 1 BTC left for ROI from the miner itself, which will likely be what you will need to pay. So, this is not a bad deal, especially knowing that the double digit difficulty increases cannot last forever. I do wish Canaan charged less for shipping, but they probably deal with smaller shipping volumes than Bitmain so they might not have many savings to pass that way to customers.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
February 03, 2017, 01:06:56 AM
Just did a run through of placing an order for the 741 and controller but did not pull the trigger.

For a single 741 and controller, the total cost would be $1,007.50. That includes $129.50 in shipping fees by FedEx. (Not sure if they would surprise me after the fact with any additional fees to the US.)

Product   Total
AvalonMiner 741 × 1   $818.00
AvalonMiner Controller × 1   $60.00
Subtotal:   $878.00
Shipping:   $129.50 via FedEx
Payment Method:   Manual Payment
Total:   $1,007.50

Only payment method according to "Jon" is BTC and wire transfer. After looking at it like that, I'm having second thoughts. I'll sleep on it and see if that number looks any more palatable tomorrow.

Don't have enough coins in the wallet right now anyway and I doubt my small credit union is up to speed on international wire transfers. So next week may be a better decision making time after the next difficulty jump kicks in. It's looking like a 9%+ increase at the moment with about 1 3/4 days remaining.

We shall see what happens.

I would still be grateful for anymore answers /opinions to my assorted questions. Grin
Thanks folks.

Best wishes and MINE ON!

Do they have any 721s left?

681+ 124 = 805   The rasp pi and a card can be had for 35 on Amazon.

So 840 vs  1007.

I just loaded an old rasp pi 1 b with an sdcard it works fine with my new 721.
hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 03, 2017, 12:47:17 AM
Just did a run through of placing an order for the 741 and controller but did not pull the trigger.

For a single 741 and controller, the total cost would be $1,007.50. That includes $129.50 in shipping fees by FedEx. (Not sure if they would surprise me after the fact with any additional fees to the US.)

Product   Total
AvalonMiner 741 × 1   $818.00
AvalonMiner Controller × 1   $60.00
Subtotal:   $878.00
Shipping:   $129.50 via FedEx
Payment Method:   Manual Payment
Total:   $1,007.50

Only payment method according to "Jon" is BTC and wire transfer. After looking at it like that, I'm having second thoughts. I'll sleep on it and see if that number looks any more palatable tomorrow.

Don't have enough coins in the wallet right now anyway and I doubt my small credit union is up to speed on international wire transfers. So next week may be a better decision making time after the next difficulty jump kicks in. It's looking like a 9%+ increase at the moment with about 1 3/4 days remaining.

We shall see what happens.

I would still be grateful for anymore answers /opinions to my assorted questions. Grin
Thanks folks.

Best wishes and MINE ON!
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
February 03, 2017, 12:22:09 AM
hi all, anyone know how to set the fan speed? like 60% fixed all the time.

Thank you.

fan basically is autotune.


the best you can do for silence is -2 for voltage offset  and 10 for fan ----- this burns less power and hashes a little lower and is not quite as loud.



this is a medium loud miner.


If you want to lower the sound add this

http://www.homedepot.com/p/10-in-x-25-ft-Insulated-Flexible-Duct-R6-Silver-Jacket-F6IFD10X300/100142376


                                          ___________________
psu wires etc >>>>>>>>minerfan>>>
                                         ____________________ 2nd fan optional                the duct can direct the air where you want.  you can make 4 of these six feet long.

If you want to leave it longer you may need a second fan
member
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February 03, 2017, 12:06:39 AM
hi all, anyone know how to set the fan speed? like 60% fixed all the time.

Thank you.
legendary
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'The right to privacy matters'
February 02, 2017, 11:12:11 PM

...

Okay  there is voltage off set  -2 ,-1, 0, +1

note a correction

at -2 I do about 984  947 watts on a plat 1200 watt psu. and 5600gh  this is .1757.1691 watts per gh

at -1 I do about xxx watts on a plat 1200 watt psu.
at 0  I do about xxx watts on a plat 1200 watt psu.
at + I do about xxx watts on a plat 1200 watt psu.


here are my  -2 offset numbers






hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 02, 2017, 10:05:31 PM
Just make sure you don't mix the two PSUs in the same circuit a.k.a. in the same hash board.

Yes sir. I'm aware that is a big no-no. I'm running dual power supplies (two PSU's per miner) on five of my total of seven miners. Running four S9's 24/7 and running three S7's when the temp is cold enough and I run those instead of running the gas (central heat) furnace in my house.

So the S7's right now are only running for about 8-12 hours per day on cold days. The S7's are only making about ~$1.50 per day profit, but at least I'm not running the furnace for half the day. So I come out ahead by a few dollars.

The other PSU's I have on hand that are in use are an EVGA 1600 G2 Gold and a single APW3-12-1600.

Eight miners, of whatever current, newest hardware, is about all my little house can handle.  Tongue
legendary
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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
February 02, 2017, 09:13:49 PM
Just make sure you don't mix the two PSUs in the same circuit a.k.a. in the same hash board.
hero member
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Visualize whirledps
February 02, 2017, 08:59:28 PM
I guess I need to do some more reading/studying up on the power requirements.

I don't know what the off sets mean.
Thanks!

EDIT: Never mind. I DO understand what you are saying about the off sets. Smiley
My bad.

You were quick thats all.  give me an hour I am switching to -1  to see what happens

Okay great. It's good to see what different power inputs produce!
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Visualize whirledps
February 02, 2017, 08:58:43 PM
HP DPS-1200 is only able to do max. 900 W, when the voltage is 110 V.
See my specs link above.

Okay. Yes, I follow you.
As I'm trying to say, I'm not planning on trying to power the 741 with a single PSU. I will use two PSU's. A 1200w and a 750w.

My intent was to power "half" of the 741 with the DPS-1200 and the other "half" of the 741 with the DPS-750.

I'm sorry if I've not been clear.  Smiley

Thank you.

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