Bitmain's Released Antminer S9, World's First 16nm Miner Ready to Order - page 286.

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Hi,

I made an order for two Antminer S9 B5 than I made a direct bitcoin payment but almost 72 hours after that transaction is stil unconfirmed. Bitmain said "The payment is on the way.
We don't receive it yet. " Did anybody seen something like that?

when you buy one they send an email to you so
find the tx id. and reply in an email to them.
see below

They obviously see the transaction ID. They wrote: "The payment is on the way"

okay do it your way. i only have done it my way for 30 orders and always got credit within 24 hours.

your way seems to make it last longer so far 72 hours. have fun waiting.

once again I led you to the water it is up to you to drink.

I think you do not understand me.
Bitmain know the transaction ID. They said the problem is with Bitcoin platform. And that is what I am asking if anybody had such a problem before. If someone can give me advice I will tell him the transaction ID.

no one can help with out seeing the tx id.

if you show the id we could see why it got stuck. without examination of the id we would only be guessing.

I have had stuck transactions due to various reasons. So the id needs to be looked at , hopefully it still exists. Since id's can drop off the system.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on July 06, 2016, 03:10:52 PM

Quote from: IP on July 06, 2016, 08:47:57 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on July 06, 2016, 06:27:36 AM

Quote from: IP on July 06, 2016, 02:33:55 AM

Hi,

I made an order for two Antminer S9 B5 than I made a direct bitcoin payment but almost 72 hours after that transaction is stil unconfirmed. Bitmain said "The payment is on the way.
We don't receive it yet. " Did anybody seen something like that?

when you buy one they send an email to you so
find the tx id. and reply in an email to them.
see below

https://i.imgur.com/Bfgv4hJ.png

They obviously see the transaction ID. They wrote: "The payment is on the way"

okay do it your way. i only have done it my way for 30 orders and always got credit within 24 hours.

your way seems to make it last longer so far 72 hours. have fun waiting.

once again I led you to the water it is up to you to drink.

I think you do not understand me.
Bitmain know the transaction ID. They said the problem is with Bitcoin platform. And that is what I am asking if anybody had such a problem before. If someone can give me advice I will tell him the transaction ID.

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Quote from: HagssFIN on July 06, 2016, 10:49:57 PM

Kind of crazy prices for the B6 and B7 when you consider the upcoming block reward halving..

Why is this crazy? Bitmain will try and collect whatever the market will pay for the S9. Until market demand declines, or they have some concrete competition, they'll keep prices as high as they can. The Halving really doesn't figure into their game plan, in my opinion. Find out how many folks will pay $2000 for a miner. When that pool is satisfied, find out how many will pay $1900. Keep rinsing and repeating until you have a new generation.

Bitmain isn't in the business of helping any purchaser to make money, that's the purchaser's responsibility.

Just my thoughts.

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Quote from: sidehack on July 05, 2016, 10:16:41 PM

Physics disagrees with you, sir.

Okay then you explain it genius.

Are you simple? You clearly don't understand how switched power supplies work. Most modern power supplies can work on a range of AC input voltage from 100 to 240V, and yet they still produce a stable 12V DC output independent of AC voltage. My server PSU's require 200+V, which I have measured 236V consistently at the plug. Also, read my post from earlier:

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As to the comment about AC wall voltage, read my case again and you will see that A) I had 9x S7's and 12x S5's hosted using the same AC power and B) that specific 4000W PSU was powering 1 other S7's and an S5, neither of which suffered from spontaneous self-combustion.

Input voltage had nothing to do with this failure, move along genius.

Edit: Seriously, look at the boards:

These boards failed from the inside out, possibly similar in failure to the Asicminer Prisma? I don't really know why, but I do know that the other miners on the same PSU and same building did not suffer the same problem.

like a said Obviously you don't your the one showing the burnt S7 not me. Just a question poof how many PSU's you have on one breaker think about that poofy.

That picture sure makes you look like you really know what you are doing lol.

Why drag poor 'ol poofy into this? I have been quiet.
Also, are you drunk?

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I'm I figuring this right? That would be 2:00 am mountain time in the US?

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Quote from: HagssFIN on July 06, 2016, 10:49:57 PM

Kind of crazy prices for the B6 and B7 when you consider the upcoming block reward halving..

Can't blame them for trying to get as many units out the door as possible. No way does anyone paying BTC for these recoup their investment at those prices.

yslyung

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still overpriced. wait it out would be a wise choice. halving is too near for the pricing.

my B5 paid on 1st july & it's still stucked at chinese customs. grrrrr

Shenzhen, China   07/07/2016   12:17 A.M.   Export Scan
07/06/2016   1:30 A.M.   Your package is at the clearing agency awaiting final release.
Shenzhen, China   07/05/2016   11:00 P.M.   Arrival Scan
07/05/2016   10:54 P.M.   Departure Scan
07/05/2016   8:00 P.M.   Origin Scan
07/05/2016   4:14 P.M.   Pickup Scan
China   07/05/2016   10:19 P.M.   Order Processed: Ready for UPS

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Electrical engineer. Mining since 2014.

Kind of crazy prices for the B6 and B7 when you consider the upcoming block reward halving..

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Hmm, sorta looking like 16nm production at TSMC is at full speed again no? Cool

Now the huge question is what the Typhon due to hit Taiwan in a couple days will do...

My b5 is showing as arriving Thurs but methinks will be the last one I get for a bit.
Then again, I said that, um, a couple weeks ago with the 2nd b3 I got Undecided

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Hello everyone,

We would like to inform that we are releasing two batches of the Antminer S9 today (7 July 2016) at 16:00 (Beijing time, GMT+8).

Batch 6 and batch 7 can deliver a hashrate of 11.85TH/s and 12.93TH/s, respectively.

We advise all those who have been waiting for the next batch of S9 to confirm their order for batch 6 and batch 7 at https://goo.gl/K6aVdo and https://goo.gl/2T6hnw, respectively, while stock lasts.

We wish all a happy mining experience with Bitmain products and services,

the Bitmain team

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Quote from: IP on July 06, 2016, 08:47:57 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on July 06, 2016, 06:27:36 AM

Quote from: IP on July 06, 2016, 02:33:55 AM

Hi,

I made an order for two Antminer S9 B5 than I made a direct bitcoin payment but almost 72 hours after that transaction is stil unconfirmed. Bitmain said "The payment is on the way.
We don't receive it yet. " Did anybody seen something like that?

when you buy one they send an email to you so
find the tx id. and reply in an email to them.
see below

They obviously see the transaction ID. They wrote: "The payment is on the way"

okay do it your way. i only have done it my way for 30 orders and always got credit within 24 hours.

your way seems to make it last longer so far 72 hours. have fun waiting.

once again I led you to the water it is up to you to drink.

SaBit

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it is the most advanced machine of its kind with cutting edge technology--- with Chinese "just good enough" engineering

It is bound to have a few catch fire. ---- nothing to see here ,,, move along

It is still hands down best Bitcoin machine available at any price

Quote from: Tupsu on July 06, 2016, 12:37:48 PM

Quote from: yslyung on July 06, 2016, 12:26:29 PM

that's a S7, this is S9 thread, let's stay on topic as much as we can but much thx for sharing.

will monitor the miners closely.

Do you really believe that this can not happen with S9 ? I already sent one S9 B1 blade to China. Costs for me 70 euro.
Blade works maximum 2-3 hours since the arrival with lower hasheate. Fortunately, he was not burned. But I have some S7 boards with fallen off chips with radiators.

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Quote from: yslyung on July 06, 2016, 12:26:29 PM

that's a S7, this is S9 thread, let's stay on topic as much as we can but much thx for sharing.

will monitor the miners closely.

Do you really believe that this can not happen with S9 ? I already sent one S9 B1 blade to China. Costs for me 70 euro.
Blade works maximum 2-3 hours since the arrival with lower hasheate. Fortunately, he was not burned. But I have some S7 boards with fallen off chips with radiators.

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that's a S7, this is S9 thread, let's stay on topic as much as we can but much thx for sharing.

will monitor the miners closely.

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Quote from: sidehack on July 05, 2016, 10:16:41 PM

Physics disagrees with you, sir.

Okay then you explain it genius.

Are you simple? You clearly don't understand how switched power supplies work. Most modern power supplies can work on a range of AC input voltage from 100 to 240V, and yet they still produce a stable 12V DC output independent of AC voltage. My server PSU's require 200+V, which I have measured 236V consistently at the plug. Also, read my post from earlier:

Quote

As to the comment about AC wall voltage, read my case again and you will see that A) I had 9x S7's and 12x S5's hosted using the same AC power and B) that specific 4000W PSU was powering 1 other S7's and an S5, neither of which suffered from spontaneous self-combustion.

Input voltage had nothing to do with this failure, move along genius.

Edit: Seriously, look at the boards:

These boards failed from the inside out, possibly similar in failure to the Asicminer Prisma? I don't really know why, but I do know that the other miners on the same PSU and same building did not suffer the same problem.

IP

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Quote from: philipma1957 on July 06, 2016, 06:27:36 AM

Quote from: IP on July 06, 2016, 02:33:55 AM

Hi,

I made an order for two Antminer S9 B5 than I made a direct bitcoin payment but almost 72 hours after that transaction is stil unconfirmed. Bitmain said "The payment is on the way.
We don't receive it yet. " Did anybody seen something like that?

when you buy one they send an email to you so
find the tx id. and reply in an email to them.
see below

https://i.imgur.com/Bfgv4hJ.png

They obviously see the transaction ID. They wrote: "The payment is on the way"

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they use daisy chain i think

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Better to have 100 friends than 100 rubles

Quote from: mamiakimo on July 06, 2016, 07:34:24 AM

Quote from: Cassey on July 06, 2016, 07:29:47 AM

Quote from: mamiakimo on July 06, 2016, 06:31:37 AM

how to use 3 PSU EVGA 1000GQ 80+ GOLD to power 2 antminer S9
each EVGA have only 6 PCIe ( power 2 boards )
how to power the controller on both miner ?

Yet another power supply. You need 18 PCIe just for the boards. Note that this will likely need to be spread across 3 power circuits, unless you have 30amp 220V available.

rm1000 have 6 PCIe too and they using 3 here to power 2 miner
how they do that ?

No magic here. You need 10 PCIe power plugs to power up the each miner. The controller does not draw as much power and the asic boards, I suppose people are "cheating" and using a splitter on one of their plugs, but you risk overloading that plug doing so. The combined 3000 watts of (3) 1000 watt power supplies is barely adequate as is - you will be running those supplies at max.

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Quote from: Cassey on July 06, 2016, 07:29:47 AM

Quote from: mamiakimo on July 06, 2016, 06:31:37 AM

how to use 3 PSU EVGA 1000GQ 80+ GOLD to power 2 antminer S9
each EVGA have only 6 PCIe ( power 2 boards )
how to power the controller on both miner ?

Yet another power supply. You need 18 PCIe just for the boards. Note that this will likely need to be spread across 3 power circuits, unless you have 30amp 220V available.

rm1000 have 6 PCIe too and they using 3 here to power 2 miner
how they do that ?

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Quote from: mamiakimo on July 06, 2016, 06:31:37 AM

how to use 3 PSU EVGA 1000GQ 80+ GOLD to power 2 antminer S9
each EVGA have only 6 PCIe ( power 2 boards )
how to power the controller on both miner ?

Yet another power supply. You need 18 PCIe just for the boards. Note that this will likely need to be spread across 3 power circuits, unless you have 30amp 220V available.

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