Tube Miner Photos:
The same photos I presented last week and has been linked here 3x now, yeah..
Topic: Block Erupter Tube Sales Information Thread [Round4, Price at <1btc per TH/s] - page 27. (Read 88194 times)
August 13, 2014, 11:52:15 AM
The same photos I presented last week and has been linked here 3x now, yeah..
August 13, 2014, 10:04:49 AM
August 13, 2014, 04:12:44 AM
To all potential buyers of AM Gen3(TUBE) hardwares:
Here is the contact information of me, if you are interested in being one of AM hardwares reseller/buyers,feel free to contact me:
Email: [email protected] (personal)
[email protected]
QQ number : 1327503207 (see below)
Bitcointalk ID: Phasebird
In particular, due to a lot of problems SKYPE currently have,for instant messages and constant contact requests,I strongly recommend you to install a IM software: QQ, from official website:
http://www.imqq.com/# (international version)
Which is a powerful IM tool and I will be online for 7*24 with mobile phone,so that you can find me easier. (Please write a postscript of your ID/info when adding me)
Here is the contact information of me, if you are interested in being one of AM hardwares reseller/buyers,feel free to contact me:
Email: [email protected] (personal)
[email protected]
QQ number : 1327503207 (see below)
Bitcointalk ID: Phasebird
In particular, due to a lot of problems SKYPE currently have,for instant messages and constant contact requests,I strongly recommend you to install a IM software: QQ, from official website:
http://www.imqq.com/# (international version)
Which is a powerful IM tool and I will be online for 7*24 with mobile phone,so that you can find me easier. (Please write a postscript of your ID/info when adding me)
August 13, 2014, 03:27:12 AM
Awesome! Translated into Chinese and posted:
http://8btc.com/thread-6681-1-1.html
http://8btc.com/thread-6681-1-1.html
August 12, 2014, 11:17:16 PM
I think the be200 chip is 40nm.
Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
28 Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
August 12, 2014, 09:32:33 PM
So it looks like you only need to connect one set of PCIe connectors to mine then? Is there an instance where all 8 would be needed?
Unless the specs have changed, I believe they can be overclocked. I'm assuming they probably get hot on higher clock settings so you would need good airflow
At stock its 220 or so W per PCI-E, OC'ed (which they do amazingly well) you're looking at 250W. Both those numbers are pushing* it for a single PCI-E cable, and its definitely a nono trying to power two miner boards from one non high gauge cable branch.
*I know we did it for the S1s, but this is starting out way past even the top end of S1s.
August 12, 2014, 08:52:33 PM
So it looks like you only need to connect one set of PCIe connectors to mine then? Is there an instance where all 8 would be needed?
Unless the specs have changed, I believe they can be overclocked. I'm assuming they probably get hot on higher clock settings so you would need good airflow
August 12, 2014, 08:37:17 PM
So it looks like you only need to connect one set of PCIe connectors to mine then? Is there an instance where all 8 would be needed?
August 12, 2014, 08:30:59 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3U4ZHTmeKk
Good find, looks like ASICMiner is replacing the thermal paste with a big thermal pad, which will make things easier. We'll be offering the kit and fully assembled units once our order arrives.
August 12, 2014, 08:15:14 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P3U4ZHTmeKk
August 12, 2014, 07:54:47 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
Yeah I could probably do that now, just tear down this unit. Its as simple as can be to assemble, normal flathead screwdriver will do almost everything unless something changes. Might be better waiting for the 'retail' kit though so I know exactly what is being included.
oh my, retail kit...
looks like FC has taken the road of customizing and diy fun miners for large public. Such move. As a cat, really. ^^
In reality these sales are for the resellers, actual units will make their way to the public fully assembled. Anyone wanting to buy in bulk can still save a bit and buy direct though.
August 12, 2014, 07:45:15 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
Yeah I could probably do that now, just tear down this unit. Its as simple as can be to assemble, normal flathead screwdriver will do almost everything unless something changes. Might be better waiting for the 'retail' kit though so I know exactly what is being included.
oh my, retail kit...
looks like FC has taken the road of customizing and diy fun miners for large public. Such move. As a cat, really. ^^
In reality these sales are for the resellers, actual units will make their way to the public fully assembled. Anyone wanting to buy in bulk can still save a bit and buy direct though.
August 12, 2014, 07:24:36 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
Yeah I could probably do that now, just tear down this unit. Its as simple as can be to assemble, normal flathead screwdriver will do almost everything unless something changes. Might be better waiting for the 'retail' kit though so I know exactly what is being included.
oh my, retail kit...
looks like FC has taken the road of customizing and diy fun miners for large public. Such move. As a cat, really. ^^
August 12, 2014, 07:18:06 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
Yeah I could probably do that now, just tear down this unit. Its as simple as can be to assemble, normal flathead screwdriver will do almost everything unless something changes. Might be better waiting for the 'retail' kit though so I know exactly what is being included.
August 12, 2014, 07:16:30 PM
What is the temp range the BE200's are running at on the rig you have?
Trends
Trends
Hard to say exactly as there are no on die temp probes, but from the pcb temp probes on other BE200 units, hot. And from the exhaust temps of the air, very, very hot. There should probably be a warning sticker on the end away from the fan not to touch the units as they're too hot to touch (including the aluminium stand) when running.
August 12, 2014, 07:12:05 PM
I think the be200 chip is 40nm.
Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
Good Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
August 12, 2014, 06:43:35 PM
I think the be200 chip is 40nm.
Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
Anybody know what the be300 chip will be?
28nm, 20nm...
August 12, 2014, 06:40:09 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
Not exactly a setup guide but there's this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V0My2bNWlAU (Warning: pornography)
August 12, 2014, 06:23:59 PM
Anyone (FC/bitquan/dogie/CanaryInTheMine ) making a video showing the box-to-boot from parts for the AM Tube ? As the saying goes: 'a picture is worth one thousand words'; a video could help show the relationship (and quantity) of components and the 'beauty' of the design and so help some buyers estimate the assembly cost/time.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
The assembly could include references to the handy tools and extras (thermal paste? non slip pads/tape for the front/back panels, screws, fan grill for the pretty version?, typical PSU) that could or would be needed but are not for sold by AM as part of the package.
August 12, 2014, 06:23:33 PM
Looks interesting.
I might have try my hand at assembling some miners.
I might have try my hand at assembling some miners.
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