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1) Not sure where I was "being rude"; but, even if I was, so what? I'm quite certain that philipma was well aware of my general demeanor before choosing to address me or "jump into the fray" of this conversation.
2) The new models of S9s are not the same equipment as 6 years ago (especially since Bitmain started in 2013). The newer software represents a newer hardware. It's really
that simple.
3) I bought every one of my S9s to earn the most amount of
BTC possible for the least amount of investment. In the adult world, we call this ROI (Return On Investment).
3 1/2) You fail to grasp the basics of how hardware/firmware works. You don't just "turn on" hardware, expect it to work differently than designed, and blame the manufacture because it works as designed. There are actual physical limiting factors as to why the newest boards work the way they do, and there are software requirements that coincide with those limiting factors. Now, if you wanted to debate the merits of a company installing a chip that can only run @ 420M on the same board as one that also has a chip that can only run @ 320M and a chip that can run @ 720M, then you might broach a topic that we can agree on.
4) If you bought the most powerful, most energy efficient miner on the planet because you wanted a $1,500 space heater that would earn you back $50, that's on you not on the company producing the most powerful, most energy efficient miner on the planet.
4 1/2) Unless you're situated in Death Valley or Al-Aziziyah, if you are using "an industrial ac unit" for the amount of miners that it takes you "only a few minutes ... changing the freqs for the miners", you have no concept of air flow and/or ROI.
Your "extra":
The "community" you refer to that want's to reduce their own ROI represents a handful for the tens of thousands of units sold.
I've yet to see 1 "pro" that you refer to, who has both an understanding of electronics and ROI, that wants the ability to underclock units that come from the factory "preset" to an "optimal level" per-chip....
ur one silly dude lol.
1. just lashing out at anyone that replies in a hostile way is ignorant period. uk this to be true and yet u still do it so maybe you want to be called out on your foolishness and thats what i did.
2. there is no new software kiddo lol. the firmware they use is basically the same firmware. the pre autotune firmware allowed you to set the freq and really the big diff between the older versions and the newer versions is that it was adapted to run their newer hashing boards. if you get technical your right...its different because it doesnt match line for line what the previous versions had but (here is another analogy -_-) my 2007 infiniti g35x sedan is basically the same as the 2008...the engine and perfomance is the same but there r a few features that were added like heated wiper blades and cooled passanger and driver seats instead of the seats in mine which can only warm your ass up not cool it down. as a whole are these considered a complete redesign of the model car?? nope! the complete redesign came with the g37x sedan that completely changed everything except for a few lines of the body. bitmain is just like my car...except they went backwards and removed a feature that could have been kept...the firmware auto tunes the freq....if the firmware runs all of the frews to find the most efficient one to run at explain how that cant be turned off to allow a user to set the freq? or why a ceiling cant be added?? do you know if bitmains firmware has a ceiling or do you think it goes to any freq is wants to even if its higher than the designed operating speed?? back to the car comparison....uk most cars have a rev limiter?? did uk they have a mph/kph limiter as well?? i removed both from my cars ecu but its there to make the car safer....do u think bitmain doesnt have a hardcoded limit to keep their boards safe??
3. there you go makin it all about u...ur not bitcoin....bitcoin isnt u. what is ideal for u isnt ideal for others. ur hittin that brick wall i mentioned earlier
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4. no you dont know how firmware works lol. the firmware used in the autotune miners esentially selects a freq and runs the boards at that freq...if the hw errors arent bad it says ok lets run it faster...and faster....and faster. why do you think it took 30 minutes to boot up before?? u think the miner just sat there doing nothing for 30 minutes until it felt it waited long enough to start mining?? this is info from bitmain not from me so before you post make sure you know what your quoting because your making yourself look silly. im not a hard core coder or a hardware developer but im positive if bitmain chose to let us manually set the freq for the miner they can do it.
5. yet again your back to your beliefs...you need to understand the conditions people r mining in r never exactly the same from miner to miner or day to day. we have seen miners that with 100% fan speed their temps r still pushing above 100 degrees....having the ability to change the freq manually will allow people that have that miner to say "hey at 550 freq its running ballz hot let me try 525 or even 500 instead to get lower temps". what part of this is so hard to get exactly? is it the facts part or the numbers part?? cause i would love to help you with both. what you consider an appropriate use of the miner isnt always what other believe. you are not them and they are not u...its their device like i said before...if they want to earn a little less who r we to say otherwise?? do u think ur opinion matters to ne one in this world that much that u feel u have the right to tell others what they can do with their devices?? if so please come back down to earth....we r all waiting here to have a legit convo with u but as of right now i feel like im talking to a kid that cant see when hes wrong or a very very controlling boyfriend/girlfriend that wont be happy unless things r the way they say it has to be. grow up kid. your only making urself look bad....even if its online its still pathetic.
6. so because i had to lower my freq that somehow means idk ne thing about airflow or roi?? ok u got me....im dyin to know what you mean by that because it sounds so silly i cant resist getting more info on your theory. maybe what i said was hard to understand so let me break this down for u sweety. do u know how an industrial roof top mounted ac unit works?? do uk what a chiller is?? its not some tiny unit sitting on the roof like the one in your backyard at home. the chiller for one of our buildings is about 2/3 as big as the building.....by 2/3 i mean the flat surface of the roof covers the entire building....2/3 of that is taken up by the chiller/fan motors pumping air through the building. anyway when that big ass unit has a pump go down it runs at half capacity....because the ciller uses water not a giant radiator wrapped around the compressor like at your house....so running at half capacity i can either run my miners full speed and they overheat and stop mining at 80 degrees (this happened when i ran all s7's so keep that in mind) and dont come back up until rebooted. orrrrr i cut the speed down to compensate for the lossed cooling while the pump got fixed. one involves 0 mining and making 0 btc....not to mentioned hardware damage that can happen. the other involves no miner going down and they still hash at partial speed making me money until the pump got fixed and they could run at full speed again. idk y i had to explain this again but hopefully your tiny brain can comprehend what i said this time. or maybe its ignorance that is causing you to speak outta turn? did you start mining with the s9?? if so that would explain why you dont know about the cut off temps and about changing freqs on every model produced so far.
there your wrong again....the freq isnt preset like you think they are. the freq is tested by the firmware when it boots up to find the optimal freq to use for the boards installed into the miner. i have to factor in roi times with every purchase and increased difficulty based on guestimates and so on. i have free power....so my roi times r much faster than most other people but needing to break even doesnt mean i am willing to harm my machines to get to roi as fast as possible. environments change...having a miner that can change too is the smart way to go....know what thats called sweety?? flexibility! i hope u stop being so thick headed in the future lol. its not a good look at all. my boss used to tell me "dont be so rigid...." and if my responses were anything like yours i can 100% see why she wanted me to be more flexible because your just not open to what other people have to say even if it proves u wrong. best of luck