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Which OS? W7 or W10.  W7 can only recognize 4 GPUs without registry hacks. 

Could someone help me ?
I have some trouble building a 6 GPU rig with MSI Z97 Gaming 5.

I first had only 3 gpus recognised.
I went to bios, and choosed GEN1 , and shut down integrated sound (no use for mining) and then I got 4 GPUs recognised.
But no way to get the last 2 GPUs appearing anywhere.
It's like they are not plugged, but they are. I already changed the risers for brand new with no improvement.

Doo you have an idea ? I know that some of you worked with MIS Z97 Gaming 5.
Bad mobo ?

My bet is the T9 have less efficiency but is more reliable, to match the 180 days warranty

Get Ready!  New Release from Bitmain  

Dear customer,
We are pleased to inform you that new model T9 with a hashrate of 11.5TH/s and an efficiency of 0.126J/GH (+7%) will be available to purchase on this link at 11PM (Beijing time) on 17th of January. Price, specification and shipping cost for this batch will be available after the scheduled time.
Only Bitcoin will be accepted as a payment method for this batch.
When you enter your order our system calculates the shipping cost based on the items that you order, the destination and the shipper that you select. You will see the shipping cost and can make changes before you confirm your order.
For more information on how to place your order please see this article on our website.
Once an order has been paid it cannot be cancelled.
Furthermore, please note that we will not release the next batch of the Antminer S9 before end of the Chinese New Year holiday.
Please let us know via support.bitmain.com if you have additional questions or concerns.
Thanks for your patience and wish you a promising 2017!
Best Regards,
Irene
Bitmain team

ANTMINER T9-11.5TH/s.
Antminer T9,Shipping within 7 working days from order confirmation.
1104 USD    ( 1.25 BTC )
Weight：5.5kg

Hash Rate                               11.5TH/s. A variation of +/- 5% is expected.
Power Consumption              1450W  +7% (at the wall, with Bitmain's APW3 PSU, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature)          
Power Efficiency                     0.126J/GH + 7% (at the wall, with Bitmain's APW3 PSU, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temperature)
Rated Voltage                         11.60 ~ 13.00V                                                                                                                                          
Chip Type                                BM1387                                                                                          
Chip quantity per unit            171 chips                                                                                                                                                    
Dimensions                             350mm (l) x 135mm (w) x 158mm (h)                                                                                        
Cooling                                    Two 12038 fans. Front fan: 6000RPM, rear fan: 4300RPM                                                                        
Operating temperature           0°C to 40°C                                                                
Network connection               Ethernet        

https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020170116061242627jdsuO7TD06C4

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Yes, I am a customer.

I think I am in their mailing list for sales announcements etc.

However... I certainly did not ask for R4 information or inquiry.

Citronick, did you receive that mail because you were already a Bitmain customer ?

I odered some spare parts from them but didn't get this mail.
Just curious.

EDIT : sorry for the previous typo, message didn't mean anything

Great Pics!  Panda miner seems to be compact.  The Rig that is below is HUMUNGUS!  haha  I bet that was a fun build!  I love new builds

I have finally put aside the Panda to a corner just above my buddy's 8U case.

Both are mining XMR currently on sm-linux sgminer 5.5.4 - headless and mid 60s C during the day and mid 50s C during the night.

Reflecting on the 2 builds, time spent to make it work, cost of components, troubleshooting, bandaids on my fingers, etc....
I think the Panda is worth the investment.

Now just waiting for Eliovp's magic PandaLinuxOS.

FRONT


BACK

11PM (Beijing time) should be 10am EST; although this will not help me.  I am not looking for a R4, I am looking for more S9s....

meanwhile.... got this in the mail.

Dear customer,
Bitmain team is contacting you as per your request for the new batch of the Antminer R4.
We are glad to inform you that new batches of R4 with a hashrate of 7.5TH and 8.7TH (including price,specification and shipping cost) will be available on 13th of January, 11PM (Beijing time). They will be available to purchase on this link after the scheduled time.
Only Bitcoin will be accepted as a payment method for these batches.
When you enter your order our system calculates the shipping cost based on the items that you order, the destination and the shipper that you select. You will see the shipping cost and can make changes before you confirm your order.
For more information on how to place your order please see this article on our website.
Once an order has been paid it cannot be cancelled.
Furthermore, please note that we will not release the next batch of the Antminer series before end of the Chinese New Year holiday i.e. 10th February 2017.
Please let us know via support.bitmain.com if you have additional questions or concerns.
Thanks for your patience and wish you a promising 2017!
Best Regards,
Irene
Bitmain team

Thanks!

Since all working ok - nothing out of ordinary except for the "3C" or could it "C3" depending on view position.... I will just do a "if it aint broke, dont fix it" approach.

A0 means good boot.  If I don't get an A0 I get no screen just black.

Give me a minute I think I know the 3c code
downloads


I found the A0  but not the 3C

http://www.biostar-usa.com/app/en-us/mb/introduction.php?S_ID=807#download



10
PEI Core is started
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Pre-memory CPU initialization is started
15
Pre-memory North Bridge initialization is started
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Pre-memory South Bridge initialization is started
2B
Memory initialization. Serial Presence Detect (SPD) data reading
2C
Memory initialization. Memory presence detection
2D
Memory initialization. Programming memory timing information
2E
Memory initialization. Configuring memory
2F
Memory initialization (other).
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Memory Installed
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CPU post-memory initialization is started
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CPU post-memory initialization. Cache initialization
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CPU post-memory initialization. Application Processor(s) (AP) initialization
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CPU post-memory initialization. Boot Strap Processor (BSP) selection
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CPU post-memory initialization. System Management Mode (SMM) initialization
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Post-Memory North Bridge initialization is started
3B
Post-Memory North Bridge initialization (North Bridge module specific)
4F
DXE IPL is started
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DXE Core is started
F0
Recovery condition triggered by firmware (Auto recovery)
F1
Recovery condition triggered by user (Forced recovery)
F2
Recovery process started
F3
Recovery firmware image is found
F4
Recovery firmware image is loaded
E0
S3 Resume is stared (S3 Resume PPI is called by the DXE IPL)
E1
S3 Boot Script execution
E2
Video repost
E3
OS S3 wake vector call
60
DXE Core is started
61
NVRAM initialization
62
Installation of the South Bridge Runtime Services
63
CPU DXE initialization is started
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PCI host bridge initialization
69
North Bridge DXE initialization is started
6A
North Bridge DXE SMM initialization is started
Chapter 4: Useful help | 35
Code
Description
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South Bridge DXE initialization is started
71
South Bridge DXE SMM initialization is started
72
South Bridge devices initialization
78
South Bridge DXE Initialization (South Bridge module specific)
79
ACPI module initialization
90
Boot Device Selection (BDS) phase is started
91
Driver connecting is started
92
PCI Bus initialization is started
93
PCI Bus Hot Plug Controller Initialization
94
PCI Bus Enumeration
95
PCI Bus Request Resources
96
PCI Bus Assign Resources
97
Console Output devices connect
98
Console input devices connect
99
Super IO Initialization
9A
USB initialization is started
9B
USB Reset
9C
USB Detect
9D
USB Enable
A0
IDE initialization is started
A1
IDE Reset
A2
IDE Detect
A3
IDE Enable
A4
SCSI initialization is started
A5
SCSI Reset
A6
SCSI Detect
A7
SCSI Enable
A8
Setup Verifying Password
A9
Start of Setup
AB
Setup Input Wait
AD
Ready To Boot event
AE
Legacy Boot event
AF
Exit Boot Services event
B0
Runtime Set Virtual Address MAP Begin
B1
Runtime Set Virtual Address MAP End
B2
Legacy Option ROM Initialization
B3
System Reset
B4
USB hot plug
B5
PCI bus hot plug
B6
Clean-up of NVRAM
B7
Configuration Reset (reset of NVRAM settings)

Phil....

On the Biostar Z170 motherboard, what does the code "3C" and "AO" on the LEDs mean?

Is there a table for the code values and description?

I tried googling it and also Biostar website but no luck.

The rigs are working fine though, but out of the 5 x Z170s, 2 are with "3C" and the rest "AO" codes on the LEDs.

Thanks

Ah ok, makes sense.  I actually went ahead and downloaded and started running v11 before I read this and it seems to be working on with my 6x470 rig.  My 5x modded MSIs are getting about 230 per card, while my orphan Nitro 8GB OC (non-modded) is doing a bit better at 245 S/s.  So, getting a bit over 1380 S/s using 800W total for GPUs.  I left the settings the same as for ETH mining... so 1150/1950 with - voltage offset down to about the 1050 range on the 5 MSIs.  Still, even using a full 100w less than ETH, my profit on ZEC is less than both ETH or XMR at about $4.05/day on this rig. XMR is actually right around that mark right now but ETH is about 10% better than both, despite the recent explosion in difficulty.

Anyway, I will probably let this run for a few hours to make sure it's stable then switch back to ETH until I go out of town. That rig runs soooo much cooler on ZEC... and XMR for that matter, but I like to split up my mining most of the time, especially when the profits are reasonable close.

Bottom line on ZEC, I was pleasantly surprised to see my 470's getting in the 230 range. If indeed Claymore can squeeze more out of them in his next rev, that will make the decision to switch to ZEC for a while easier.

edit: and of course, very shortly after i post this, ZEC profitability plummets due to almost 50% diff spike lol.  Seriously, not sure how you ZEC miners deal with this BS lol. I get why those with old cards do it since it is still their best (only) option, but the 470/480 crowd I would think would shy away from this at this point. Unless of course you're expecting ZEC to tremendously outperform ETH/XMR in the near future ;-)

v11 was "add asm code for specific older GPUs", no change for RX series from v10.

Claymore DID mention he was still working on upgrades for the RX series, probably asm as well.


 ZEC seems to be getting fairly close to full optimised, when the coders are having to go to GCN Asssembly code to get any further upgrades in speed.

hmmm.. that's interesting coming from the guy (Wolf) who keeps posting that he is getting 800-820 H/s from 470s but of course, won't divulge how lol.  While there may be some truth to it, just curious why Claymore himself hasn't mentioned this on his own XMR miner thread, but I guess we will see.

I did see that Claymore just released ZEC v11.  Can anyone report their speeds using 470's on it (please specify modded or non-modded ROMs)?  ZEC keeps showing as far less profitable to mine for me vs ETH & XMR, but I realized that I am still using the 200 S/s benchmark I was getting with V8 I think.  I know Claymore has been focusing on improving the 390/290 speeds and he rarely mentions 470/480s in his updates, so wondering if 470s have at least seen a marginal increase over that 200 I was getting a few versions back.  At least at this point with prices/diff, I could justify switching my ETH rig over to ZEC if I were able to get about 250 S/s per modded 470.  Looking to switch rig #2 off ZEC while I am out of town since I am not that comfortable with a rig running that hot while I am away.

Yeah this actually interest me because i like doing dual-psu rigs, they're cheaper to build, because you save on big powerful PSU's and on adapters for cabling. Sadly the case is a bit too expensive that was a nice idea thought

I see one advantage to your case is that it looks like you can put two power supplies in there in case you have power hungry cards or you can use two smaller power supplies over a giant power supply.

Yeah also stable for ZEC and XMR but with massive power draw is "working" but not "efficient" but i'll keep my eye on it, hardware wise it's really interesting !