my April rig was never shipped.
my refund is now 6 weeks after them saying it would take UP TO 4 weeks which is a pisstake in itself!!
before you send them any money, ask them what are they doing about refunds and how much longer ppl are expected to wait for their money back...
Topic: Cointerra TerraMiner 1.6 TH for $3799 (Read 1434 times)
they havent sent anything to meso i requested a refund and they still will not reply. other people seem to have recieved something but i feel like ive been scammed
Sounds like a good deal for 1.6 TH. How many have experienced problems with actual hashrate ?
My Cointerra only hashes about 1TH/s instead of 1.6TH/s
did you try a firmware update? this forum isnt the place to get tech support. cointerra has a support team to help you, but theyre not here.
My Cointerra only hashes about 1TH/s instead of 1.6TH/s
I read somewhere that the Cointerra miners have a 30-day warranty because they won't survive longer. If that's the case, it's certainly a bad deal.
@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
Out of 4 units we received 2 had some stability issues initially with one of the boards dropping offline but the latest firmware has had them running very stably in our temperature controlled data center. And they've now been running without crashing for over a month, whereas I am currently dealing with SD card corruption issues with one of the cheaper Chinese coincraft based units, so I actually think that the Cointerras are pretty good overall in terms of reliability, and the cases themselves are top notch. Of course it uses much more complicated cooling than the Chinese miners so if a liquid cooler did fail it could be an issue and eventually they probably will fail but hopefully this is a couple years down the line.@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
Honestly if they hadn't overshot the power use and heat these would probably be the most popular miners out there.
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
im operating tens of cointerra terraminer systems (more than 50) and theyre doing well. (i am also operating kncminer and hashfast equipment). Theyre all working and they all do their job but the main thing that differentiates them is price in $/gh. My cointerra systems hash consistently at 1.6 TH/s. I paid a lot more for my systems than the current price, and even bought some from other forum members at above market prices, not so long ago. Cointerra's price today $3799 ($2.35 per GH) seems like a good deal when compared to others that are on the market and most arent in stock. you can buy cheaper systems in $/gh if youre prepared to pre-order something that might be weeks or months away.
there are those that argue that no bitcoin miner is worth buying when bitcoins are at the current (low) price, and theyre entitled to their opinion. i do both, i buy bitcoins, and bitcoin miners. one thing i do know, a bitcoin miner in the hand is worth a lot more than two in the bush.
So you have 50+ Terraniner's and have not had a problem with any of them?
there is no hardware ever made thats problem free. i have the same success and similar issues with all of them (knc, bitfury, hashfast and cointerra). sometimes they need a reboot. sometimes they need a firmware update. rarely, but occasionally they need an RMA and factory repair. in all cases, the solution got them working again and they are no better nor any worse than any other equipment. These things are made up of PC parts, and some custom asics. The asics never seem to go wrong. its the mechanical parts that go wrong - and they werent made by cointerra.. theyre just standard industry parts - like fans, power supplies, pumps or some other component that goes wrong. The good news is that cointerra packs their boxes well and theyve never had boxes turn up at a customer's house rattling when they arrive full of loose or dislodged components like some of the other companies seem to have problems with.
Although i do have some other gear (hashfast) that needs to be RMA'd but im more than hesitant because i wouldnt want to bet on it coming back afterwards (i dont think they have any spare parts at all for repairs or swap-outs).
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
im operating tens of cointerra terraminer systems (more than 50) and theyre doing well. (i am also operating kncminer and hashfast equipment). Theyre all working and they all do their job but the main thing that differentiates them is price in $/gh. My cointerra systems hash consistently at 1.6 TH/s. I paid a lot more for my systems than the current price, and even bought some from other forum members at above market prices, not so long ago. Cointerra's price today $3799 ($2.35 per GH) seems like a good deal when compared to others that are on the market and most arent in stock. you can buy cheaper systems in $/gh if youre prepared to pre-order something that might be weeks or months away.
there are those that argue that no bitcoin miner is worth buying when bitcoins are at the current (low) price, and theyre entitled to their opinion. i do both, i buy bitcoins, and bitcoin miners. one thing i do know, a bitcoin miner in the hand is worth a lot more than two in the bush.
So you have 50+ Terraniner's and have not had a problem with any of them?
I would advise against ordering these.
They very rarely achieve 1,6Th and the power efficiency is at best 1,25W/GH
They very rarely achieve 1,6Th and the power efficiency is at best 1,25W/GH
the nearest competition is the antminer.
S1: 180GH/360W 0.55BTC
S2: 1TH/1kW ~5.7BTC
cointerra: 1.6TH/2.1kW ~8BTC
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
I got a reason, nearly $600 shipping!
That's a pretty good reason.
I would advise against ordering these.
They very rarely achieve 1,6Th and the power efficiency is at best 1,25W/GH
They very rarely achieve 1,6Th and the power efficiency is at best 1,25W/GH
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
I got a reason, nearly $600 shipping!
I read somewhere that the Cointerra miners have a 30-day warranty because they won't survive longer. If that's the case, it's certainly a bad deal.
@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
i started taking delivery in early feb and gradually increased the number throughout feb and a couple in march, initially at cloudhashing and later at netsolus. these are two professional hosted datacenters. they are all running, to this day. most are older than 30 days and some are over 60 days old. the oldest is nearly 90 days old. I'm expecting them to run for their required lifetime, which in bitcoinworld is probably less than a year before they need to be replaced.
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
im operating tens of cointerra terraminer systems (more than 50) and theyre doing well. (i am also operating kncminer and hashfast equipment). Theyre all working and they all do their job but the main thing that differentiates them is price in $/gh. My cointerra systems hash consistently at 1.6 TH/s. I paid a lot more for my systems than the current price, and even bought some from other forum members at above market prices, not so long ago. Cointerra's price today $3799 ($2.35 per GH) seems like a good deal when compared to others that are on the market and most arent in stock. you can buy cheaper systems in $/gh if youre prepared to pre-order something that might be weeks or months away.
there are those that argue that no bitcoin miner is worth buying when bitcoins are at the current (low) price, and theyre entitled to their opinion. i do both, i buy bitcoins, and bitcoin miners. one thing i do know, a bitcoin miner in the hand is worth a lot more than two in the bush.
So you have 50 miners in hand then your last sentence should stated: 50 bitcoin miners in the hand is worth a lot more than 100 in the bush. well, to be honest I have never seen so many miners in the bush in my life.
I read somewhere that the Cointerra miners have a 30-day warranty because they won't survive longer. If that's the case, it's certainly a bad deal.
@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
@aerobatic - how long have your cointerra miners been running? Are you happy with their reliability?
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
im operating tens of cointerra terraminer systems (more than 50) and theyre doing well. (i am also operating kncminer and hashfast equipment). Theyre all working and they all do their job but the main thing that differentiates them is price in $/gh. My cointerra systems hash consistently at 1.6 TH/s. I paid a lot more for my systems than the current price, and even bought some from other forum members at above market prices, not so long ago. Cointerra's price today $3799 ($2.35 per GH) seems like a good deal when compared to others that are on the market and most arent in stock. you can buy cheaper systems in $/gh if youre prepared to pre-order something that might be weeks or months away.
there are those that argue that no bitcoin miner is worth buying when bitcoins are at the current (low) price, and theyre entitled to their opinion. i do both, i buy bitcoins, and bitcoin miners. one thing i do know, a bitcoin miner in the hand is worth a lot more than two in the bush.
Cointerra is a legit company and is delivering products currently. However, their products did not meet the initial promise, i.e. machine spec was lower performance than promised and higher watt than promised. So the buyers ended up with a product that didn't perform as ordered and to pour salt on wounds, it drew much more electricity than promised.
$3800 for 1.6 THs is NOT a good deal currently and is getting worse by the day.
$3800 for 1.6 THs is NOT a good deal currently and is getting worse by the day.
Can anyone confirm that they ordered, received and starting mining with the cointerra rigs?
Is there any reason not order?
Is there any reason not order?
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