Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order - page 252.

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Quote from: Sierra8561 on August 24, 2016, 11:50:39 AM

I returned a I/O board that was faulty, Bitmain shipped my replacement two days after receiving the defective board. They have been really good to me on any warranty issue.

Presumably, this was not the S9. Here is waiting weeks for not working S9 controller.

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I returned a I/O board that was faulty, Bitmain shipped my replacement two days after receiving the defective board. They have been really good to me on any warranty issue.

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Quote from: chiguireitor on August 24, 2016, 10:57:26 AM

Quote from: AriesIV10 on August 24, 2016, 05:24:32 AM

Quote from: vortexz on August 24, 2016, 04:17:10 AM

Anyone knows some Antminer S9 Monitors ??
I had M miner Monitor with the S7 but it doesn't recognize the s9 Sad

Second Question of same category:

I have all my miners with a hosting company and work individually with my miners remotely through a vpn. Is there a dashboard that I can view my critical information without having to remote onto each miner?

I'm about to release a product for that, maybe a month and a half more of development. We have monitoring, auto soft and hard reset and other niceties like modem/router reset on bad internet etc. No need for direct access and we will release a cloud dashboard to boot.

Here's a screenshot, of a couple of small S5 farms, sorry for the spanish language, that's one of our supported languages and my interface is on that.

Interesting. Does it also act as a proxy?

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Quote from: AriesIV10 on August 24, 2016, 05:24:32 AM

Quote from: vortexz on August 24, 2016, 04:17:10 AM

Anyone knows some Antminer S9 Monitors ??
I had M miner Monitor with the S7 but it doesn't recognize the s9 Sad

Second Question of same category:

I have all my miners with a hosting company and work individually with my miners remotely through a vpn. Is there a dashboard that I can view my critical information without having to remote onto each miner?

I'm about to release a product for that, maybe a month and a half more of development. We have monitoring, auto soft and hard reset and other niceties like modem/router reset on bad internet etc. No need for direct access and we will release a cloud dashboard to boot.

Here's a screenshot, of a couple of small S5 farms, sorry for the spanish language, that's one of our supported languages and my interface is on that.

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Quote from: numnutz2009 on August 24, 2016, 07:05:18 AM

Quote from: HagssFIN on August 23, 2016, 05:45:38 PM

Yeah, the rattling sound which comes from the boards being loosely attached almost made me shit my pants when I received my Ant S9 and carefully turned it around 360deg few times. Tongue

It was kind of tricky to find out if there is any loose heat sinks before turning it on.
Luckily my unit turned out too be a good one, at least so far.
Sorry to hear about you guys' S9 problems though Undecided

IKR!?!? i flip all my miners 360 degrees when i first get them or move them just in case a heat sink fell off on their way to me but the board kept throwing me off a bit. pushing the controller forward and putting a dab of hot glue at the 2 exposed corners holds the controller firmly in place and isnt messy and doesnt take a whole lot of work. it can also be undone with just about no effort on my part too. i just dont like the idea of a pcb bouncing around in a metal enclosure....it makes me cringe.

Agreed, it shouldn't be that hard for Bitmain to take out that slop nor should it really "cost" them any money. I'd like to see them tighten up QA, at the price they're asking, these things need to be bullet proof.

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Seems, Bitmain is getting worse and worse...

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Quote from: HagssFIN on August 23, 2016, 05:45:38 PM

Yeah, the rattling sound which comes from the boards being loosely attached almost made me shit my pants when I received my Ant S9 and carefully turned it around 360deg few times. Tongue

It was kind of tricky to find out if there is any loose heat sinks before turning it on.
Luckily my unit turned out too be a good one, at least so far.
Sorry to hear about you guys' S9 problems though Undecided

IKR!?!? i flip all my miners 360 degrees when i first get them or move them just in case a heat sink fell off on their way to me but the board kept throwing me off a bit. pushing the controller forward and putting a dab of hot glue at the 2 exposed corners holds the controller firmly in place and isnt messy and doesnt take a whole lot of work. it can also be undone with just about no effort on my part too. i just dont like the idea of a pcb bouncing around in a metal enclosure....it makes me cringe.

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Quote from: AriesIV10 on August 24, 2016, 05:24:32 AM

Quote from: vortexz on August 24, 2016, 04:17:10 AM

Anyone knows some Antminer S9 Monitors ??
I had M miner Monitor with the S7 but it doesn't recognize the s9 Sad

Second Question of same category:

I have all my miners with a hosting company and work individually with my miners remotely through a vpn. Is there a dashboard that I can view my critical information without having to remote onto each miner?

See my signature. There is a free solution but it needs network access to the machines.

Unacceptable

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Give em hell Tupsu !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Angry

Be damned if I buy anything from Bitmain ever !!!!!! Angry

Go with GPU mining guys,AMD & Nvidia don't sqabble & bitch about warranties Grin

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Mine for a Bit

Quote from: vortexz on August 24, 2016, 04:17:10 AM

Anyone knows some Antminer S9 Monitors ??
I had M miner Monitor with the S7 but it doesn't recognize the s9 Sad

Second Question of same category:

I have all my miners with a hosting company and work individually with my miners remotely through a vpn. Is there a dashboard that I can view my critical information without having to remote onto each miner?

Tupsu

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My answer to Bitmain

You're lying.
I want proof that this is my hashchboard. High resolution image os whole haschboard, which also shows the serial number,
It is not possible, that whit transport was off the radiator or radiator with chips.
Before packing tI carefully checked all radiators on the on the side . All were tight.
With My package was not possible for them to become damaged during transport.

It possible that your engineer making injury during repair, or this is or it is not my blade. I want to warranty repair or replacement.

I have in my side fulfilled all the terms of the warranty..

first I want new and better picture with serial to prove that it is my haschboard.

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Quote from: d57heinz on August 23, 2016, 10:40:02 AM

Yes please do get the picture:). Be interested to see if it's the same board you sent in. Should be easy enough to tell for as shitty as these seem to be put together. Ie the heat sinks look like a kid put them on and if it's the case of human putting them on they will all be different. Please get the pic

BR

Edit it should be mandatory to open and inspect the miner prior to use. If the heat sinks aren't aligned properly you will have overheating but only on a few chips. Those chips burn up and bitmain Doesn't have to honor warranty. What a shit!

Where is the picture with high resolution and with a serial number and damage ?

Customer Service-Overseas Today at 11:11

Dear customer,

Sorry to keep you wait.
As you can see in the attachment, two heat sinks of the hash board dropped off, which lead to the PIN lost in circuits board. The hash board is likely to be hit in transit.
Our engineer have tried their best, but it is no use. It can not be repaired anymore.
We suggest you to make a claim to your logistics agent.

Please find our returning policy in the attachment.

Yours respectfully,
Quentin

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Anyone knows some Antminer S9 Monitors ??
I had M miner Monitor with the S7 but it doesn't recognize the s9 Sad

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No zuo no die why you try, u zuo u die dont be shy

Quote from: mamiakimo on August 23, 2016, 04:16:58 PM

my S9 B9 lost one board today

here is picture from yesterday after more than 2 days of work

i opened a ticket but i read your experiences and i know what will happen

All these defective miners popping out day by day makes perfect horror stories for any current or potential buyers. Sucks.

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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.

Yeah, the rattling sound which comes from the boards being loosely attached almost made me shit my pants when I received my Ant S9 and carefully turned it around 360deg few times. Tongue

It was kind of tricky to find out if there is any loose heat sinks before turning it on.
Luckily my unit turned out too be a good one, at least so far.
Sorry to hear about you guys' S9 problems though Undecided

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Quote from: fusion0389 on August 23, 2016, 11:53:10 AM

Did you all get the email about bitmain now accepting paypal on everything except S9's? Interesting...

well ya....they wont risk paypal with their newest machines....they r just doin it to unload the massive amount of s7's they prob have sittin around. its too risky to accept paypal for their most expensive miners....what with chargebacks and all that mess.

also i got s9's with both types of controllers. the older v1.8x controllers seem to have beaglebone cards but the v1.9x dont seem to have an addon controller so looks like some of my miners r old controllers. i also dont like the controller bouncin around like it does....it rattles more than the boards do. it might be a good idea to hit the 2 corners of the miner with a drop of hot glue so it stays planted in place because if the 2 rubber feet on the bottom slide out that controller will touch the metal case causing shorts. all thos extra work so they save 4 whole screws?? seems pretty dinky to me....

to those that want lower temps pm me and i can sell u some lets to stand ur miners up vertically....they run cooler that way.

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the board still have red light and fauiler lamp not light

not.you

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Quote from: philipma1957 on August 23, 2016, 01:30:54 PM

Quote from: handytxg on August 23, 2016, 01:03:35 PM

Quote from: vortexz on August 23, 2016, 10:01:20 AM

I searched but there are sooo many pages
What are the temp limits ?

Based on bitmain installation guide:
Chip max temp 115
Board max temp 80

So:
The board max of 80 means shoot for under 75
The chip max of 115 means shoot for under 105

Based on what I see for chip temps with a PCB temp around 70 I would think the chip would go much higher than 115 with the PCB at 80.

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my S9 B9 lost one board today

here is picture from yesterday after more than 2 days of work

i opened a ticket but i read your experiences and i know what will happen

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Quote from: philipma1957 on August 23, 2016, 01:30:54 PM

Quote from: handytxg on August 23, 2016, 01:03:35 PM

Quote from: vortexz on August 23, 2016, 10:01:20 AM

I searched but there are sooo many pages
What are the temp limits ?

Based on bitmain installation guide:
Chip max temp 115
Board max temp 80

So:
The board max of 80 means shoot for under 75
The chip max of 115 means shoot for under 105

Probably true, but I wonder if 115C is just what silicon can safely handle.
It reminds me of Spondoolies Sp20 where 115C "on chip" was fine, 120 yellow, 125 red and throttling begun (automatically).

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