Topic: IN STOCK - OneStringMiner boards, up to 39GH/s last ITEMS: from US$15...FUN!!! - page 14. (Read 38793 times)
March 12, 2014, 09:17:47 AM
Minepeon 0.2.4.5, switched to cgminer and results are much better. Only 2 HW errors so far (0,05%) and hashrate ~30GH/s on pool and minepeon.
March 12, 2014, 08:58:56 AM
Package recived. First result are bad, unfortunatelly. Lots of hardware errors. I'm running minepeon on rPi. Peon shows 220MH/s 65% HW errors. Pool shows ~10GH. Voltage 11.8V.
Increase the voltage to 12V and see if it improves.It's very strange that peon shows a lower GH/s than the pool, most of the time it's the other way around. And difference like this is extreme and likely something is wrong on the software side.
Which version of minepeon are you using ? (I am using 0.2.4.4)
Did you overclock the Raspberry ? (I didn't).
Are you using bfgminer ?
March 12, 2014, 08:46:34 AM
Package recived. First result are bad, unfortunatelly. Lots of hardware errors. I'm running minepeon on rPi. Peon shows 220MH/s 65% HW errors. Pool shows ~10GH. Voltage 11.8V. How to edit conf file? I need to connect monitor and keyboard? Or can I put SD card to reader and edit on computer?
March 12, 2014, 04:48:16 AM
Starting immediately, these are the new lower prices:
We lowered the prices(~12%) due to the coming difficulty change, a modest one
All orders of yesterday also got these lower prices.
We didn't think of the lower shipping cost when shipping more than one, and also less additional items are needed, so we added the price for 2 and 3 DIY0 sets to our pricelist, and calculated the advantage for you when ordering more than one at the same time.
A similar advantage applies to the DIY1 and DIY2 sets. But given the limited available for now, we kept those prices off the list.
All prices include shipping worldwide.
Note:
Only 14 DIY1 and 15 DIY2 heat sinks left.
We expect the next batch of heat sinks in two weeks.
| Product | #boards | GH/s | outside EU price in $ | price including VAT inside EU | price excluding VAT for business owners | |||||
| OSM Elite | 14 | 420+ | $3125 | €2724 | €2251 | |||||
| OSM DIY0 | 1 | 25+ | $244 | €213 | €176 | |||||
| 2x OSM DIY0 | 2 | 50+ | $429($59 advantage) | €375(€52 advantage) | €310(€42 advantage) | |||||
| 3x OSM DIY0 | 3 | 75+ | $614($118 advantage) | €536(€101 advantage) | €443(€85 advantage) | |||||
| OSM DIY1 | 1 | 30+ | $256 | €224 | €185 | |||||
| OSM DIY2 | 2 | 60+ | $465 | €406 | €336 |
We lowered the prices(~12%) due to the coming difficulty change, a modest one
All orders of yesterday also got these lower prices.
We didn't think of the lower shipping cost when shipping more than one, and also less additional items are needed, so we added the price for 2 and 3 DIY0 sets to our pricelist, and calculated the advantage for you when ordering more than one at the same time.
A similar advantage applies to the DIY1 and DIY2 sets. But given the limited available for now, we kept those prices off the list.
All prices include shipping worldwide.
Note:
Only 14 DIY1 and 15 DIY2 heat sinks left.
We expect the next batch of heat sinks in two weeks.
March 12, 2014, 04:25:10 AM
March 12, 2014, 04:18:54 AM
I got two DIY1 kits...
And set them up...
And set them up...
March 12, 2014, 03:37:50 AM
What I can see is that cgminer must be recompiled with --bitfury-enabled option? What parameters cgminer needs? Besides url and user of course? Can you paste yours "bat file" ?
I am running them with minepeon on a Raspberry.cgminer -o POOL -u USER -p PWD is what i use.
POOL, USER and PWD needs to be replaced.
There are compiled cgminers available, but if you want to compile yourself it's doable.
Your "bat" question makes me think you want to compile on Windows. Do a search on Google and you'll find more info.
Likewise for other operating systems.
March 12, 2014, 03:32:02 AM
What I can see is that cgminer must be recompiled with --bitfury-enabled option? What parameters cgminer needs? Besides url and user of course? Can you paste yours "bat file" ?
March 12, 2014, 02:43:40 AM
I can see by tracking number that package will arrive today. What software preparation do I need to do, to be ready for mining?
You need a Raspberry running Minepeon or standard Raspberry running cgminer,or a PC running Ubuntu/Windows and cgminer,
or a Mac running Mac OSX and cgminer.
Windows will need the Zadig driver. A trustworthy location to download it from is: http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/zadig/
The OneStringMiner board does not run full capacity with bfgminer, I still have to figure out why, but lack of time ....
You will not need the power cable or the serial interconnect cable with only one board.
They are included just in case you'll want to run more boards in the future
And maybe one day even grow to this:
Enjoy setting it up !
March 12, 2014, 02:33:21 AM
I can see by tracking number that package will arrive today. What software preparation do I need to do, to be ready for mining?
March 11, 2014, 03:29:02 AM
I have another auction running, this time on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/OSM-DIY0-25-GH-s-Bitcoin-BTC-miner-based-on-low-power-Bitfury-chips-/271422364741
March 10, 2014, 02:00:05 PM
All orders have been shipped, and buyers have received the tracking information.
March 10, 2014, 05:18:22 AM
Gents, if you email your orders to [email protected] please fill in at least the bold items below:
Name:
Address:
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City:
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Phone number:
To apply for 0% VAT, specify your VAT number:
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In case we’re not able to start shipment on March 31st, you can ask for a refund. For this, please specify your BTC address:(since we're already shipping, this question is obsolete)
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please fill in at least the bold items below:Name:
Address:
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Your order reference:
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March 10, 2014, 04:18:29 AM
You got me thinking here. It would seem your primary advantage over an Antminer is power consumption (6 boards x 32W each = 192W, compared to an Antimer's 350W+ for the same GH/s). The trade-off is a much higher up-front price (1.085 BTC for an Antminer as of this writing, versus about 2.4 BTC for the same hashrate worth of DIY's, depending on the current BTC exchange rate).
How would an Elite compare in noise factor versus two Antminers? I have one at home, and the noise level is pretty high. I don't think I could add a second one without getting kicked out of the house, Antminers and all! If the Elite is substantially quieter, that might be a selling point for you - though honestly, I don't know if it makes up for the up-front price premium.
Thanks for your interest in the Elite. In the coming days I will make a video of a running Elite in a quiet room (if I can find one How would an Elite compare in noise factor versus two Antminers? I have one at home, and the noise level is pretty high. I don't think I could add a second one without getting kicked out of the house, Antminers and all! If the Elite is substantially quieter, that might be a selling point for you - though honestly, I don't know if it makes up for the up-front price premium.
). I will post a link here. March 10, 2014, 04:09:28 AM
You got me thinking here. It would seem your primary advantage over an Antminer is power consumption (6 boards x 32W each = 192W, compared to an Antimer's 350W+ for the same GH/s). The trade-off is a much higher up-front price (1.085 BTC for an Antminer as of this writing, versus about 2.4 BTC for the same hashrate worth of DIY's, depending on the current BTC exchange rate).
How would an Elite compare in noise factor versus two Antminers? I have one at home, and the noise level is pretty high. I don't think I could add a second one without getting kicked out of the house, Antminers and all! If the Elite is substantially quieter, that might be a selling point for you - though honestly, I don't know if it makes up for the up-front price premium.
How would an Elite compare in noise factor versus two Antminers? I have one at home, and the noise level is pretty high. I don't think I could add a second one without getting kicked out of the house, Antminers and all! If the Elite is substantially quieter, that might be a selling point for you - though honestly, I don't know if it makes up for the up-front price premium.
March 10, 2014, 03:57:43 AM
Yup, I edited my post a few seconds after posting to note that the Elite includes more goodies. Looks like you beat me though!
March 10, 2014, 03:56:13 AM
Random note - based on your pricing model, it's better to buy 7 x DIY2 for $3511 after discount, rather 1 x Elite ($3551).
Based on your demo, can we reasonably assume each board takes under 32W (without overclocking)?
The Elite comes in a nice black or white case (Coolermaster Elite) and is plug and play.Based on your demo, can we reasonably assume each board takes under 32W (without overclocking)?
The DIY2 is as the name says, is do it yourself, so you need to add Raspberry, power supply, ...
(I do understand what you are saying, so I will have another look at the price of the Elite)
Your assumption is correct, 32W or below.
March 10, 2014, 03:50:47 AM
Random note - based on your pricing model, it's better to buy 7 x DIY2 for $3511 after discount, rather 1 x Elite ($3551) (though you do get more goodies with the Elite).
Based on your demo, can we reasonably assume each board takes under 32W (without overclocking)?
Based on your demo, can we reasonably assume each board takes under 32W (without overclocking)?
March 10, 2014, 03:26:17 AM
A few changes we made to the packages:
All DIY sets now contains tire wraps to fix the fan to the miner setup.
The DIY2 now contains two 10cm fans instead of one 18cm fan. The small fans performs much better. Temperatures below 45 degrees Celsius and 31,5GH/s per board(with heat sink).
We're making progress on the serial interconnect setup, but we're not there yet.
Still, every order shipped contains the serial interconnect cable.
Once we have finished the firmware with the serial interconnect, a manual will be available how to reprogram the boards.
Below a picture of a DIY0 tower setup with a Seasonic S12II-Bronze 520W feeding 16 boards.
On top of the tower you can see the Raspberry Pi, running minepeon.
Not visible is a D-link HUB7, feeding the raspberry and a 13 port cheap hub to connect USB to the individual boards. (3 boards are connected to the D-link).
Cgminer shows 414GH/s, an average of 25,9GH/s (obviously without heat sink) and temperatures below 60 degrees Celsius.
And last but not least, our first buyer in Asia has just received his package
If the red led is on, a share was found....
All DIY sets now contains tire wraps to fix the fan to the miner setup.
The DIY2 now contains two 10cm fans instead of one 18cm fan. The small fans performs much better. Temperatures below 45 degrees Celsius and 31,5GH/s per board(with heat sink).
We're making progress on the serial interconnect setup, but we're not there yet.
Still, every order shipped contains the serial interconnect cable.
Once we have finished the firmware with the serial interconnect, a manual will be available how to reprogram the boards.
Below a picture of a DIY0 tower setup with a Seasonic S12II-Bronze 520W feeding 16 boards.
On top of the tower you can see the Raspberry Pi, running minepeon.
Not visible is a D-link HUB7, feeding the raspberry and a 13 port cheap hub to connect USB to the individual boards. (3 boards are connected to the D-link).
Cgminer shows 414GH/s, an average of 25,9GH/s (obviously without heat sink) and temperatures below 60 degrees Celsius.
And last but not least, our first buyer in Asia has just received his package
If the red led is on, a share was found....
March 08, 2014, 03:46:03 PM
I hate to be a pain but 
http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=62&controller=product&id_lang=1
130GH/s @ 499 Euros
+ shipping so say 550 euros
Yours
120 GH/S @ 922 Euros
So I like the fact you have looked at the prices but still to high.
I would pay a premium for in stock items but not an almost 400 Euro primium.
Sorry
No problem.http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=62&controller=product&id_lang=1
130GH/s @ 499 Euros
+ shipping so say 550 euros
Yours
120 GH/S @ 922 Euros
So I like the fact you have looked at the prices but still to high.
I would pay a premium for in stock items but not an almost 400 Euro primium.
Sorry
I think there are more things to consider besides the price.
And no, I am not going into details.
One can figure that out themselves.
cheers Ben
Seriously
Congrats for the great project
Martin
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