Topic: Innosilicon releases A9 Zmaster 50ksol/s Equihash miner at 620W - page 24. (Read 45686 times)

See whats coming... Check asicminervalue. There is a lot of hashpower incoming that will diminish the profits.
I think first batches of Innosilicon and Z9 mini will ROI.

i use a similar approach to determine IF I think the ASIC will ROI before I buy them. If it is from Bitmain and now Innosilicon, Parabolic is the path it will take. I also add a factor based on the algo and how many other coins there are to mine. Other companies that do not ship as many units, or the first time an ASIC ships for an algo, gets a delay in the ramp up numbers... My approach was wrong 2 times - S9's were profitable FAR longer thanI expected, A3's and B3's were crushed FAR sooner than I planned and never I never hit ROI. (unless the coins I am still holding double in price

Hope that helps, and yes, I think Parabolic is how this will go.

This is another approach you can take - http://sialytics.com/ That calculator allows you to add batches of known sales coming up. Same concept but lays it out in chunks based on when other manufactures will start to ship their miners..

So I'm interested in estimating the ROI of these machines taking in to account an ever flooding ASIC market, increasing hash difficulty, and average ZEC daily return as posted by many on this forum.

See my below 3 scenarios with hash difficulty increases of:

-25% month (based on recent May/June/July difficulty increases from 8M to 12M)
-35% month
-Parabolic increase starting at 25% a month

Keep in mind:

A - There very well may be errors in these calculations, I'm hoping it's close but looking for input
B- These are just wild guesses and are NOT investment advice. If you order one of these units based on these tables and lose money, it's your own fault
C - I'm looking for input on reality and for people to find flaws in these tables, these are just GUESSES at which direction we could be going in
D - This assumes price will stay stagnant until next June which will almost certainly NOT happen. It could skyrocket or plummet
E - This also assumes ZCash isn't planning to fork to asic resistant algo, which is also an assumption that may not be true

I tend to think reality may be closer to the parabolic increase considering the equihash asic competition flooding the market currently. Let me know your input.

https://ibb.co/bWCxqe (25% monthly hash diff increase)
https://ibb.co/ioWqAe (35% monthly hash diff increase)
https://ibb.co/n03Riz (parabolic hash diff increase)

Could you please show me connection string for your miner to Nanopool, are you using "." or "/" in login?
like:
worker/password/email or something else?

Nicehash has also many disconnects for me too.
Could you please explain us how did you changed the fan set? My A9's don't give a way to do that. At least I don't see it.

Is anyone mining Bitcoin Gold with A9's?

Thank you. I have same problem.

Which pool are you using?

Which PSU are you using?

5 - 6 times a day (i guess so) and it comes to my 2 miners

Thank you.

I am mining mostly on NanoPool. It is OK. Much, much better than Nice Hash.

What are you mining on Mining Pool Hub and 2miners? ZEC?

Mining Pool Hub has been good, so has 2miners. I've found Suprnova to be a bit iffy at times, but I've not tried the likes of flypool and so on yet.

How often does it happen to you and to how many miners?

Unfortunately, i don't know how to fix it, just keep it running.

I have had the same problems with NiceHash.

Which pools have provided you with the best experience?

How often do you have this issue and what are you doing to fix it?

I am using Bitmain's PSU and the issue still comes.

Seems Inno has given us a beta, both hardware and software. I have 2 A9s and both have errors. Of course, the profit now is still good, but it would be better and more stable than what we are seeing. My opinion.

Do you really think this would fix the issue? If so, I would be happy to buy 5 PSUs and have it solved.

Hi,
I found this thread after searching for ages for people with experience with the new A9's, and thought I'd share my experiences so far.

I've been a GPU miner for ages, and have just got into ASIC mining. Have 2 of these beasts with another 2 arriving shortly.

My experience with buying them (I live in the UK by the way) was problem free. I bought with a 1+1 offer from Innosilicon using a wire transfer and the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.

I also bought with a 1+1 offer from Mining Store 5111 using wire transfer and again the 1st one arrived within 2 weeks.

A word of caution though for those in the UK - You WILL be stung for import tax to the value of VAT. Oh the only problem I had was with the UK Banking system, they don't like Cryptocurrencies full stop, and I had to justify my expense in person at the bank !!

Anyway, I've been running them both for a fortnight now, and apart from the same "issues" reported by other users, they've worked absolutely fine with 50k+ hashrates each.

Yes, Nicehash is problematic (keeps resetting) but it is set and forget. I only get connection reset issues with Nicehash, and to be honest the other errors seem more common with Nicehash than with other pools.

I have my fans set on manual now (one at 30% the other at 45%) and both have temps below 60. Ive not seen any change in hashrate, however I will say they are more unstable at higher temps.

The 0720 FW is the same as the 0706 FW. Its just a reupload with a new revision number for the filename.

I have tried to get a more in depth answer from Innosilicon concerning the error but you know what that is like.
I did update firmware to the b29+_20180720_152600. Unfortunately the update shows in the system - Build Date: 6th of July 2018 04:21 AM, Platform Version:b29+_20180706_042116.
I confirmed with Innosilicon support that Innosilicon is at fault for this but the firmware still updates {supposedly} to b29+_20180720_152600.
I'm not sure why they won't take the time to correct this?
I don't see why they would tell me that the Hashboard is bad if all A9 show the same error so I will continue to hash.

1 of my units has done it twice. I bought smart plugs for $20 so there would be no more BS trips to reboot.  You may be able to reboot remotely with TeamViewer/SSH or exposing SSH to the internet. If it happens again I'll try and explore the cause.