Topic: Bitmain New Miner S7-LN 2.7T @697W discussion (Not official) - page 2. (Read 23285 times)
December 14, 2016, 09:26:44 AM
Did you pay $350 USD? Seems very expensive for an S7LN ?
December 14, 2016, 07:44:17 AM
Getting 3 in the mail very soon, can someone with one at home tell me the aprox noise level ?
Is it okay for a bedroom, living room or none on those ?
I'm thinking undervolting/clocking one to 2ths for the bedroom, and the 2 other on normal setting in the living room (maybe even a slight OC).
Last, what's the recommended temps ? I'd like to switch fans to S3 fans for the underclocked one in my bedroom but wouldn't like to burn it
Cheers,
Q.
I find that they are pretty quiet. You could probably keep it in your living room, but it will definitely get hot. I try to keep mine at 58C because boards tend to drop out around 52C. Is it okay for a bedroom, living room or none on those ?
I'm thinking undervolting/clocking one to 2ths for the bedroom, and the 2 other on normal setting in the living room (maybe even a slight OC).
Last, what's the recommended temps ? I'd like to switch fans to S3 fans for the underclocked one in my bedroom but wouldn't like to burn it
Cheers,
Q.
December 14, 2016, 04:43:54 AM
Getting 3 in the mail very soon, can someone with one at home tell me the aprox noise level ?
Is it okay for a bedroom, living room or none on those ?
I'm thinking undervolting/clocking one to 2ths for the bedroom, and the 2 other on normal setting in the living room (maybe even a slight OC).
Last, what's the recommended temps ? I'd like to switch fans to S3 fans for the underclocked one in my bedroom but wouldn't like to burn it
Cheers,
Q.
Is it okay for a bedroom, living room or none on those ?
I'm thinking undervolting/clocking one to 2ths for the bedroom, and the 2 other on normal setting in the living room (maybe even a slight OC).
Last, what's the recommended temps ? I'd like to switch fans to S3 fans for the underclocked one in my bedroom but wouldn't like to burn it
Cheers,
Q.
November 07, 2016, 09:44:10 PM
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Funny that the S7-LN is available from Newegg but not direct on their own web page. It is nice to see them branching out though
meh. NewEgg has followed the route of Amazon and eBay by being the front-end to smaller merchants.As for price, is about what I would expect.
Bigger point here is that it implies the s7 chips, hash boards, and controller are still in-production -- for now. Good news for folks who may need s7 board repairs.
November 07, 2016, 09:29:34 PM
Funny that the S7-LN is available from Newegg but not direct on their own web page. It is nice to see them branching out though. Unfortunately you can't pay in BTC with 3rd party merchants on Newegg but I guess you could pay for these with a credit card now if you buy from Newegg.
November 07, 2016, 06:29:13 AM
Hi Bitmain,
I really appreciate your company's development of the antminer series.
However, don't you think that the newegg pricing for the s7-ln is a little high?
Compared to previous Bitmain prices for this device pre-halfing, it's almost as if you added the shipping cost to the miner price.
That's not free shipping...just the illusion of free shipping. :/
I really appreciate your company's development of the antminer series.
However, don't you think that the newegg pricing for the s7-ln is a little high?
Compared to previous Bitmain prices for this device pre-halfing, it's almost as if you added the shipping cost to the miner price.
That's not free shipping...just the illusion of free shipping. :/
November 07, 2016, 05:18:13 AM
Dear Bitcoiners,
Antminer S7-LN and the AntRouter R1 are now available on Newegg.com at a special price with the option of free shipping*
Now Bitmain fans and buyers in the USA can purchase the AntRouter R1 from Newegg.com and have it shipped domestically. This saves them the time and uncertainties associated with international shipping without having to pay more.
The AntRouter R1 is a one of its kind wireless router that has a bitcoin mining ASIC chip inside. This gives its users a chance to earn the bitcoin block reward of 12.5 Bitcoins every 10 minutes while it is used as a standard wireless router.
To kickstart this partnership with Newegg, we have also opened sale of a limited quantity of the Antminer S7-LN, the limited edition version of the hugely popular Antminer S7 series. The Antminer S7-LN has a hash-rate of 2.7 TH/s and, containing a PSU, is ready to plug n' play!
Link to AntRouter R1 on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIABDB49N6944
Link to Antminer S7-LN on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIABDB49J4322
Regards,
the Bitmain team
*This offer is valid for 6 days or while supply lasts.
Antminer S7-LN and the AntRouter R1 are now available on Newegg.com at a special price with the option of free shipping*
Now Bitmain fans and buyers in the USA can purchase the AntRouter R1 from Newegg.com and have it shipped domestically. This saves them the time and uncertainties associated with international shipping without having to pay more.
The AntRouter R1 is a one of its kind wireless router that has a bitcoin mining ASIC chip inside. This gives its users a chance to earn the bitcoin block reward of 12.5 Bitcoins every 10 minutes while it is used as a standard wireless router.
To kickstart this partnership with Newegg, we have also opened sale of a limited quantity of the Antminer S7-LN, the limited edition version of the hugely popular Antminer S7 series. The Antminer S7-LN has a hash-rate of 2.7 TH/s and, containing a PSU, is ready to plug n' play!
Link to AntRouter R1 on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIABDB49N6944
Link to Antminer S7-LN on Newegg: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIABDB49J4322
Regards,
the Bitmain team
*This offer is valid for 6 days or while supply lasts.
September 23, 2016, 03:16:48 PM
Last night since post in 24 hours with my 2 machines running at .725 frequency I had 4222 tit coins if I want to sell straight away on bittrex at this very second at 0.00000166 it is 0.00699100 btc
It did a peak last night
Limit Sell 0.00000222 4000.00000000 4000.00000000 0.00000221 0.00885780
It did a peak last night
Limit Sell 0.00000222 4000.00000000 4000.00000000 0.00000221 0.00885780
September 23, 2016, 12:28:02 AM
Just brought my frequency up to .725 in cooler weather is anyone running higher?
I am mining Tit coin making over 4000 tit a day you can sell this on exchange this minute for .008 btc I cant understand why more people are'nt mining it
I am not sure of the exchange to which you are referring, but I seriously doubt the market depth is deep enough to support you exchanging any significant amount of TIT for BTC at the quoted rate. I am mining Tit coin making over 4000 tit a day you can sell this on exchange this minute for .008 btc I cant understand why more people are'nt mining it
September 22, 2016, 07:22:22 PM
GayEddie mining for tits. No offense meant but that's pretty funny stuff.
yeah you think there would be a dick coin out there HEHE
Well,there is sexcoin
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/sxcnsfw-sexcoin-new-android-client-release-1272422
September 22, 2016, 01:33:05 PM
LMAO!!! 
September 22, 2016, 01:21:07 PM
GayEddie mining for tits. No offense meant but that's pretty funny stuff.
yeah you think there would be a dick coin out there HEHE
September 22, 2016, 01:17:29 PM
GayEddie mining for tits. No offense meant but that's pretty funny stuff.
September 22, 2016, 12:55:16 PM
Just brought my frequency up to .725 in cooler weather is anyone running higher?
I am mining Tit coin making over 4000 tit a day you can sell this on exchange this minute for .008 btc I cant understand why more people are'nt mining it
I am mining Tit coin making over 4000 tit a day you can sell this on exchange this minute for .008 btc I cant understand why more people are'nt mining it
Bitmain built in a way to adjust voltage in software but the info on it isn't really available.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hacking-the-s7-improving-efficiency-through-minor-hardware-manipulation-1504228
Requires a PIC programmer and will definitely void the warranty, but it's not difficult at all.
Requires a PIC programmer and will definitely void the warranty, but it's not difficult at all.
Dang.. Was hoping it was as simple as a firmware flash i can do from the couch haha
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hacking-the-s7-improving-efficiency-through-minor-hardware-manipulation-1504228
Requires a PIC programmer and will definitely void the warranty, but it's not difficult at all.
Requires a PIC programmer and will definitely void the warranty, but it's not difficult at all.
You know, if you undervolted that you could shave probably another 70-100W off at that speed plus undervolted like running warm for stability which means lower fan speeds.
Is there a guide for this voodoo you speak of
You know, if you undervolted that you could shave probably another 70-100W off at that speed plus undervolted like running warm for stability which means lower fan speeds.
I'm going other direction: running at 450, 2025 Gh/S, drawing 525 Watts. Temps are 42/43, its quieter, and power/mining return ratio is better for me.
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