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Topic: Bitmain Launches the New Antminer T9 Bitcoin Miner - page 14. (Read 38836 times)

legendary
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Are they trying to get rid of their B stock chips by creating another product?
This could very well be one of the reasons.

exactly what i suspect they are doing and keeping the final good quality design S9's for there own in house use
legendary
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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.
Are they trying to get rid of their B stock chips by creating another product?
This could very well be one of the reasons.
hero member
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Are they trying to get rid of their B stock chips by creating another product?
legendary
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all things being equal  the r4 at 7.5th and 916  could be  a better deal then the t9 at 1104  11.5th.

the r4 will use .1  watts
the t9 will use .126 watts

so 3 r4's = 22.5th  and        2748

and 2 t9's = 23th   and        2204  this is 544 usd difference  and shipping  makes is about 600 more for the r4's



So  I will pretend  they are both 23 th for math   ease

23th at .1 watts = 2300 watts

23th at .126 watts = 2900 watts


so 1 ibm 2980 psu runs all 3  r4's

and 1 ibm 2980  will be short for 2 t9's   so the r4's save back some of the 600 price difference in psu say 50

so 550 price difference

and you save 432 kwatts per month

600 watts per hour x 24 = 14.4 kwatts a day

at 10 cents  that is 43.20 usd per month

So  in about 1 year  43.20 x 12 = 518.40 

which means 3x R4 7.5th vs 2x T9 11.5 are close to a tie in value. 

4 assumptions  made are  :

1) nothing breaks
2) .126 watts per gh = T9
3) .100 watts per gh = R4
4)  10 cents  a kwatt


Many will say 10 cents a kwatt is too high  use 8 cents a kwatt   so after 16 months  they are pretty much equal

The real key is the true power used.

If the T9 does     .135 cents at the meter
and the R4 does  .100 cents at the meter


the r4 is cheaper after:

 9 months at 10 cents a kwatt
12 months at 8 cents  a kwatt


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When will next stock be available ? approximately 3-7 days. @Bitmain
hero member
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Any differences between T9 and S9?

Power Consumption:

T9 1450W 11.5TH/s
S9 1078W 11TH/s (Batch 22)

The big difference for me.

It's 1450W +7% it's not +/-

That's 1550W! with the 7% factored in.

I'm sorry but this looks like bitmain trying to create a new product that increases profit margins to capitalize on the recent increases in BTC value.

The sad truth here is, people will probably buy this crap.

My guess here is they finally fixed the S9 problems and instead of continuing to post fake specs about the power usage and capability, they are going with actual specs this time. I don't own an S9 so this is just speculation based upon what I've read about people complaining about the S9.

Also if they did fix a design issue with the S9, owners would be clamoring for replacements. Bitmain Solution: Create the T9 and move away from the bad like Microsoft did with Windows 8.



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Limited amount left in stock.  Just paid for another 3.

SCAM Link removed!

Thanks Swimmer63,

Just grabbed one to give it a try out.

 Scam post, delete this shit please.

You better report it to moderator than to quote it.
hero member
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Looks like the last 2 batches offered on the Bitmain Chinese store were T9's and no S9's.  Maybe they are cutting over production of these miners to just T9's now?  Just thought it was worth noting... Interesting.
hero member
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Limited amount left in stock.  Just paid for another 3.

MOD EDIT: Scam link removed

Thanks Swimmer63,

Just grabbed one to give it a try out.

 Scam post, delete this shit please.
sr. member
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So, this is a less efficient version of the S9?  They are taking a step back with this.

Less efficient but cheaper MSRP. Doesn't make up for the fact that it's less efficient though. Like you said, a step back for sure but it's better than them not releasing anything tbh.
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They've confirmed my order/payment via a support ticket however my order status still hasn't been updated.
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when i see on the site, t9 its more high hashrate than s9 batch 22 and its lower than s9 batch 23 and its more power consumption than s9 and it more power efficiency than s9. i think if i have more money, i will buy t9 because the hashrate is more big than s9 and its lower price than s9. but how long we need to be wait until the payment become verified like many members complain?
newbie
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Has anyone's payment been verified yet? I ordered and paid immediately after they went on sale - the transaction has over 60 confirmation now, but my order hasn't updated. It's still 'Unpaid, Unshipped, Expired'.

Same thing here, bought, paid immediately, still shows unpaid.... wft bitmain?
legendary
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So, this is a less efficient version of the S9?  They are taking a step back with this.
legendary
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They are now sold out  Undecided
full member
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Has anyone's payment been verified yet? I ordered and paid immediately after they went on sale - the transaction has over 60 confirmation now, but my order hasn't updated. It's still 'Unpaid, Unshipped, Expired'.
member
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Jack of all trades, master of none.
come and gone. iv got 3 on there way to me along with power supplies.
full member
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Have they come and gone or has the link never worked?  It's 1/18 in China.

Looks like you missed the boat. They were available from ~2335 +8 GMT last night until a couple of hours ago.
legendary
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Have they come and gone or has the link never worked?  It's 1/18 in China.
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T9 looks like a good miner for anyone who doesn't pay for their electricity.
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