Any rumors about a D3+ or L4 floating around?
they're using those themselves at this point. check back end of winter 2018 and lets see if they upgrade their in house stock and release those to the public.
Topic: Bitmain looks like they're releasing a 15GH/s DASH miner called the AntMiner D3 - page 202. (Read 299754 times)
September 11, 2017, 03:50:29 PM
they're using those themselves at this point. check back end of winter 2018 and lets see if they upgrade their in house stock and release those to the public.
September 11, 2017, 02:11:23 PM
Any rumors about a D3+ or L4 floating around?
September 11, 2017, 01:24:47 PM
I understand but 30k is not only for batch 1 but for all batch no ?
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
And nobody knows of other special orders of these miners pre-sold through contracts rather than online sales
and the batches they sold exclusively to asian guys.
September 11, 2017, 04:30:07 AM
Yes, but be careful, this information comes from forum A5 of an unknown man.
I do not know the relevance of this info.
I do not know the relevance of this info.
September 11, 2017, 04:22:56 AM
Thanks for your response.
I found this information:
"Updates: Innosilicon A5 is 34Ghs (750w). 40GHs (1250w) overclocked. Previous promise for 1st batch pre order was 30.2Ghs vs 38GHs - The 1st batch pre-ordered will be delivered in mid Oct onwards ."
I found this information:
"Updates: Innosilicon A5 is 34Ghs (750w). 40GHs (1250w) overclocked. Previous promise for 1st batch pre order was 30.2Ghs vs 38GHs - The 1st batch pre-ordered will be delivered in mid Oct onwards ."
34 GHS ... nice speed x 750W i like to see that in action
September 11, 2017, 01:31:43 AM
Thanks for your response.
I found this information:
"Updates: Innosilicon A5 is 34Ghs (750w). 40GHs (1250w) overclocked. Previous promise for 1st batch pre order was 30.2Ghs vs 38GHs - The 1st batch pre-ordered will be delivered in mid Oct onwards ."
I found this information:
"Updates: Innosilicon A5 is 34Ghs (750w). 40GHs (1250w) overclocked. Previous promise for 1st batch pre order was 30.2Ghs vs 38GHs - The 1st batch pre-ordered will be delivered in mid Oct onwards ."
September 11, 2017, 12:32:52 AM
Hello,
Innosilicon A5 is interesting, according to you, for the end of October, beginning of November?
I don't know build quality of Innosilicon.
Thanks
Innosilicon A5 is interesting, according to you, for the end of October, beginning of November?
I don't know build quality of Innosilicon.
Thanks
To put it lightly, there are a lot of doubts that Innosilicon will deliver on time and on spec. They don't have the best track record. Hopefully they get better at delivering what the promise so that we can start seeing more competition in the marketplace. I wouldn't hold my breath though - the graveyard of fallen ASIC companies is quite large.
September 11, 2017, 12:28:27 AM
Hello,
Innosilicon A5 is interesting, according to you, for the end of October, beginning of November?
I don't know build quality of Innosilicon.
Thanks
Innosilicon A5 is interesting, according to you, for the end of October, beginning of November?
I don't know build quality of Innosilicon.
Thanks
September 11, 2017, 12:22:14 AM
Thanks guys... glad I asked. I'm think I'm going to try running some 4" vent hose from the backs to a nearby window.
Treat it like a Sauna that spits out LTC?
September 10, 2017, 11:36:11 PM
Thanks guys... glad I asked. I'm think I'm going to try running some 4" vent hose from the backs to a nearby window.
September 10, 2017, 09:23:37 PM
Hey guys, I'm new to all this but have a D3 and an L3+ on the way. Can anyone tell me if running these two in a 12'x12' room without ventilation would cause the room to heat up beyond a sustainable temperature? The ambient room temperature is usually around 65 F since it's in the basement.
ok a D3 is 1200 watts
an L3+ is 800 watts
that is a 2000 watt space heater 24/7 .....so figure out if that is too much heat or plenty for this winter to help your heat bill
September 10, 2017, 08:59:32 PM
Hey guys, I'm new to all this but have a D3 and an L3+ on the way. Can anyone tell me if running these two in a 12'x12' room without ventilation would cause the room to heat up beyond a sustainable temperature? The ambient room temperature is usually around 65 F since it's in the basement.
You absolutely need some airflow. If the are no windows then at least open the door and stick a box fan in there, might be enough. And some free heat for the rest of the house as a bonus.
September 10, 2017, 08:56:09 PM
Hey guys, I'm new to all this but have a D3 and an L3+ on the way. Can anyone tell me if running these two in a 12'x12' room without ventilation would cause the room to heat up beyond a sustainable temperature? The ambient room temperature is usually around 65 F since it's in the basement.
Dear God....this has to be a joke. September 10, 2017, 07:37:53 PM
Hey guys, I'm new to all this but have a D3 and an L3+ on the way. Can anyone tell me if running these two in a 12'x12' room without ventilation would cause the room to heat up beyond a sustainable temperature? The ambient room temperature is usually around 65 F since it's in the basement.
September 10, 2017, 07:34:09 PM
I understand but 30k is not only for batch 1 but for all batch no ?
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
And nobody knows of other special orders of these miners pre-sold through contracts rather than online sales
We're not huge, but we do significant amounts of business with Bitmain and have never been able to get any special treatment in regards to sales. Even when we attempt to purchase 1000 units at a time, Bitmain barely acknowledges our existence and makes us wait for the public batches. Also, the discounts with bulk orders barely even cover shipping. As far as I can tell, they aren't giving anyone special treatment. I mean, why would they when they can sell-out almost instantly without even trying?
Absolutely. There is always another buyer to them.
September 10, 2017, 07:25:46 PM
I understand but 30k is not only for batch 1 but for all batch no ?
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
I think if we have the first batch, we can mine good for 1 or 2 month.
And nobody knows of other special orders of these miners pre-sold through contracts rather than online sales
We're not huge, but we do significant amounts of business with Bitmain and have never been able to get any special treatment in regards to sales. Even when we attempt to purchase 1000 units at a time, Bitmain barely acknowledges our existence and makes us wait for the public batches. Also, the discounts with bulk orders barely even cover shipping. As far as I can tell, they aren't giving anyone special treatment. I mean, why would they when they can sell-out almost instantly without even trying?
September 10, 2017, 04:47:00 PM
If your electrical wall socket is only single point plug, you could have a 2x C13 connectors power cord.
Make sure that the power cord is manufactured with thick enough wires and therefore proper amp rating for your use.
Here is one example to get the picture https://www.arp.de/en/arp-y-power-cord-schuko-2x-c13-4107113-5168788 this is with 2x C13 connectors and Type F "schuko" in the other end.
Make sure that the power cord is manufactured with thick enough wires and therefore proper amp rating for your use.
Here is one example to get the picture https://www.arp.de/en/arp-y-power-cord-schuko-2x-c13-4107113-5168788 this is with 2x C13 connectors and Type F "schuko" in the other end.
will do HagssFIN...good advice/thank you!
September 10, 2017, 04:32:34 PM
If your electrical wall socket is only single point plug, you could have a 2x C13 connectors power cord.
Make sure that the power cord is manufactured with thick enough wires and therefore proper amp rating for your use.
Here is one example to get the picture https://www.arp.de/en/arp-y-power-cord-schuko-2x-c13-4107113-5168788 this is with 2x C13 connectors and Type F "schuko" in the other end.
Make sure that the power cord is manufactured with thick enough wires and therefore proper amp rating for your use.
Here is one example to get the picture https://www.arp.de/en/arp-y-power-cord-schuko-2x-c13-4107113-5168788 this is with 2x C13 connectors and Type F "schuko" in the other end.
September 10, 2017, 04:19:21 PM
guys..some advice if possible please. is it possible to run 2 units D3(powered by their respective APW from bitmain)on a 220-240v 15amp rated single plug point?
2400 / 220 = ~11AYes, it should work
Thank you for your help "FlensGold"....very much appreciated! have a great day/night : )
September 10, 2017, 03:46:57 PM
guys..some advice if possible please. is it possible to run 2 units D3(powered by their respective APW from bitmain)on a 220-240v 15amp rated single plug point?
2400 / 220 = ~11AYes, it should work
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