Topic: Halong Mining announces the T2, a 17-17.5TH+ Miner (Read 1860 times)

"Screwed up the Halong name"?
Heh heh, Ja, that on top of Halong being a Ghost corporation that from day-1 has been doing a very good job of making sure no one is able to located who owns/runs Halong Mining. In my book they will always be a prime example of how to not run a company and will never get my business or recommendation because of their approach to business.

The attached psu look is a bit of give away that Innosilicon was/is driving Halong's T2 design? We'll be waiting and watching but recent firmware form -ck may already make a 1.5 Th/s "increase" on a new unit negligible in the market. Hope to see updates for closer to 20 th/s to personally get me excited.

Send -ck the prototypes to play with please. 

And there's still no information whatsoever on the Innosilicon site even after the removal of the T2 on Halong (most recent SHA miner listing on their site was a 28nm miner). Might just be a small delay from them preparing an article, etc about the T2 on Inno's site, but it seems like they're indeed going to switch gears to market this for Innosilicon now. We already know the approximate specs, but it's interesting to see this take so long.

no more T2 @ halong website 

Rest of 2018 is going to be interesting!

Are you seriously surprised after everything I and few others have mentioned in the discussions.  

Maybe they have realized they have already royally screwed up the Halong Mining name with the poor quality out of spec machines, missed delivery schedules, and non competitive pricing.

Interesting that the T2 is being advertised under the Innosilicon name (and even the website link on the card in the picture), even though there's no information as far as I can see about the T2 miner on the Innosilicon website- this might mislead potential buyers considering the product listing and specs are on the Halong site and all. Not sure what they're thinking here.

The T2 at Consensus

Innosilicon Branding?!

It just me or does the psu look to be on what is typically the hotter side/hash board?

You can still get away with 4 on a 30amp pdu. Even though your slightly over the recommended it will work. I ran 4 pdu's rated for 30amp at 25amps for months.

Also everyone bitching about the integrated psu... It's not that bad. Okay the psu goes so you get sent a new one ti disassemble and put on it's 6 wires that is all you need. Also say your psu goes out on it you easily run this off a breakout board. I like the integrated psu only because I have had to move my mining setup so many times and I HATE plugging in those clips they kill my hands. I have miners that were server rack mounted with gray matter 7u cases and I had some on racks then I relocated some and constantly moving them to rewire. While with this setup it's just miner next to miner next to miner not psu's with short cables in the way. I think this is a good thing and really if the psu goes you just swap to another just like you would with an s9.

I have ran over 50 antminers even above their operating temps and never had a psu go out. I have seen one go BANG and not turn on for 5 minutes because of their built in safety. (L3+ had a short on a hashboard it killed 2 hp server psu but the bitmain ones just went into protection mode)

Also while I am typing this everyone that uses the breakoutboard remember that if the shit shorts there is a very high likelihood the psu will blow and melt the cable and possibly cause a fire if anything is on the plastic psu cable from a pdu.

ps. This was 50% rambling I am sorry

pps. Where can we buy a T2 or do I have to wait for them to be mass produced?

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Looks like it will be okay enough to get some.

I have been testing  my new arrival an avalon 841.

I may end up with

T1
T2
Avalon 841

and no more s-9's

What was the price for the T2? When I managed to see the update it was already sold out so I am curious as to what the price was.

EDIT - I now see everything accept the T2 off the website so assuming they are updating and that there was never a price/availability on the T2. Suppose we have to sign-up for the waiting list 

CAD schematic:

it's in their shop now -- not in stock though! Quite a few pictures:

https://halongmining.com/shop/dragonmint-t2-miner/

Ahhh, looks like it did turn out the way I thought it would! Hopefully I get a batch for these T2s! I'll make sure to dump some S9s before they come out

Actually kind of same type of turn-around that WhatsMiner did with the M3 and M3X miner models (the later one is little upgraded and is equipped with a built-in power supply unit.

Still it may be worth 1 lower setting as an option

Even if  you do the same 0.092 or 0.093
Summer is coming for a lot of miners.
A super low setting could be helpful for a hot space.

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You're not alone... 

I can get the power usage down, but I cannot improve the efficiency any further. In efficient mode the chains are voltage tuned to the lowest stable voltage that produces a good hashrate and is still high enough to keep the chains running reliably. Turning the voltage down any further will only make the chains unreliable I'm afraid which means all I can achieve is lower power usage at the same efficiency.