DragonMint T1 16TH/S halongmining.com - page 11.

JorgeStolfi

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Quote from: cuteman on May 09, 2018, 02:24:45 PM

https://medium.com/@CobraBitcoin/i-think-halong-mining-is-a-scam-682e678928e6

but Halong alredy replied in court, with proofs of miners delivery.

Do you have any more information about that "in court" thing? Like where (country) was the lawsuit filed, and when? Or a link to the news source that reported it?

qctechno_isback

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Anyone have try Prohashing pool with T1 AsicBoost ?

https://twitter.com/ProHashing/status/1010223466228932608?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Eembeddedtimeline%7Ctwterm%5Eprofile%3AProHashing&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fprohashing.com%2F

Biffa

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Testing the repair process at the moment.

These were purchased direct from Halong not from myrig.

So far, support response has been good and has supplied a US support location to send the boards. (not myrig)

I have to pay postage for shipping the boards to the repair center, Halong will pay for parts, repair and return shipping costs.

Caveat is "If no fault is found, or the warranty is invalid, the customer will be liable for return shipping costs"

Will update on progress.

sarcheer

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My 3 T1’s have been running for a few weeks now in a room that averages 87° and touches 95° on hot weekends. None of them have dropped any boards and hash at ~16.7 TH/s average on Slushpool on the performance setting. Factory setting is just about at 16 but varies just above or below by 0.2 day by day.

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

I pulled one of the two miners that dropped a board and moved it out of the solar array which has very good airflow but is a hot space.

I put this 2 board miner in my garage which is 82f vs 95f and the board came back,

this means either the board or the psu does not like the hotter spot.

I did this in time to hit 2 blocks on ckpool so I may need to figure out how to cool the gear better but I am not sure I can do that in the array.

so if the room your t1 is in is over 90f try a cooler spot or a lower speed setting if you dropped a board.

I am now back to 4 full miners total 12 boards and 1 miners with 2 boards which is going to stay in the array for a day longer before I test it.

MyRig

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If you have purchased DragonMint from Myrig, please email [email protected] for warranty and support.

Guinsanity

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Quote from: MyRig on July 03, 2018, 09:14:14 AM

Myrig PSU with Myrig Logo on the top of the PSU version are under warranty for the 180 days from the shipout date. Please email [email protected] for the replacement. You can return them to USA or Spain or Hong Kong or Russia or Ukraine or Japan or china whichever the closest to you.

Unfortunately i think is too expensive for me, im in south america, the shipping costs with DHL is very high.

MyRig

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[email protected]

Myrig PSU with Myrig Logo on the top of the PSU version are under warranty for the 180 days from the shipout date. Please email [email protected] for the replacement. You can return them to USA or Spain or Hong Kong or Russia or Ukraine or Japan or china whichever the closest to you.

Quote from: Guinsanity on July 03, 2018, 07:44:36 AM

I dont having issues with boards, but 6 from 75 MyRig PSUs are gone.

Guinsanity

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I dont having issues with boards, but 6 from 75 MyRig PSUs are gone.

philipma1957

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'The right to privacy matters'

Quote from: philipma1957 on June 21, 2018, 06:24:37 PM

Two of the three miners dropped out set to medium.

So I went to slow.

The the other three all run fine at medium. They never dropped out.

I will let you know when we have a hotter day then 95f.

Now I have very good air flow. Pulling air out of the mining area.

90 then 97 then 99 and two miners have now lost two boards.

So of five miners three have three good boards.

Two have one dead board each

brndnmtthws

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Quote from: fullstep on June 28, 2018, 06:35:49 AM

Yes I am in the US. Is this a known issue that you've seen before? Also, I wasn't clear in my last post but this is happening on every T1 that i've tried from my order, which is 4 so far. I have 6 others that I haven't unboxed yet.

I've found the update process to be quite unreliable as well when using the Web UI, but I have had good success with the Python tool I wrote: http://github.com/brndnmtthws/mother-of-dragons

You can also use the REST API directly if you prefer, it works well as long as you use the file upload method (as opposed to the confusingly named 'download' method): https://github.com/brndnmtthws/dragon-rest

fullstep

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Quote from: MyRig on June 27, 2018, 10:55:03 PM

if you are in USA, you might want to send it to us and get it fixed or replaced

Yes I am in the US. Is this a known issue that you've seen before? Also, I wasn't clear in my last post but this is happening on every T1 that i've tried from my order, which is 4 so far. I have 6 others that I haven't unboxed yet.

MyRig

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if you are in USA, you might want to send it to us and get it fixed or replaced

fullstep

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Hi all. Am I the only one who can't update the firmware on my T1s? They just freeze when I initiate the update and I have to cycle the power to get them back. If it matters, I ordered from batch 1 and received them in late march with the rest of the batch 1 shipments. So whatever firmware it shipped with was likely the earliest version.

More details:

I use the web interface. Others have said that the firmware update page has an option to "get the latest stable version". I do not have that. I only have a single input field to upload a firmware file from my local PC. I've tried multiple different versions and all seem to have the same effect: As soon as I select the firmware file and click the update button, the status says "uploading", and then nothing else happens. The progress bar stays at 0%. I've also noticed that the miner drops off the network almost immediately after clicking the update button. I've waited and waited and it never shows any progress and the miner never comes back on the network.

I can cycle the power and it works fine again. So I am not bricking it. But it's frustrating not being able to update the firmware.

Any help would be much appreciated!

brndnmtthws

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I created a Python tool for managing a fleet of DragonMint T1s. It's free to use for anyone here: https://github.com/brndnmtthws/mother-of-dragons

It should work with the B29/B52 as well but I don't have any to test with.

Cheers.

sarcheer

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I'm seeing about 28k HW errors per board over a 24 hour period on the Factory tune. Seeing 16.3 TH/s average over the same period on Slush so its hashing appropriately.

Just wondering if that number of HW errors are in line with expectations/other user's experiences.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on June 21, 2018, 06:24:37 PM

Two of the three miners dropped out set to medium.

So I went to slow.

The the other three all run fine at medium. They never dropped out.

I will let you know when we have a hotter day then 95f.

Now I have very good air flow. Pulling air out of the mining area.

Thanks!

philipma1957

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Quote from: User name used on June 21, 2018, 12:27:38 PM

Good info.. what is your determinant threshold where you decide low speed vs medium? What measurement / hardware factor are you tracking for this decision?

Two of the three miners dropped out set to medium.

So I went to slow.

The the other three all run fine at medium. They never dropped out.

I will let you know when we have a hotter day then 95f.

Now I have very good air flow. Pulling air out of the mining area.

Raymond_B

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Just Getting Started...

Oh yeah, the room has easily been equal to or more than the outside temp. AT one point I had gone up in the attic and did not properly close the attic entrance so the miners were actually pulling hot air out of the attic which resulted in some 100+ degree room temps. Only my Dec 14TH S9 reach 90 dec C.

We are going off topic, if you'd like to continue this discussion you can reply to my duct post or make a new one in support. Otherwise mods will delete this convo.

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Quote from: Raymond_B on June 21, 2018, 12:31:29 PM

As long as the duct runs are of reasonable length and size it can be a good solution. I have 5 ASICs and 1 GPU rig in my garage with nothing more than the side door open and they are managing the Texas heat OK. It's not ideal, but it meets my goals for now. I honestly thought that once outside temps hit 95+ F I'd have to shut them down, but so far so good.

I'd recommend semi-rigid ducting and no smaller than 6" diameter per miner. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ducting-2796117

Can I infer the room may get to 95° and you are OK w that. I'm learning this is a game of inches, single KWs and degrees. That would give me up to 10 degrees to play with up to 95 from my current self imposed cap of 85 ambient room temperature. Thanks again.

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