Topic: New Official AMT Thread - page 145. (Read 149454 times)

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Shhh... Be vewy vewy quiet... We're hunting twolls

Having the damaged hardware though they do need to RMA it and provide you with a working replacement. That is just the law.

 @loshia you ask for stats but you dont actually provide useful information. All you do is say get pool stats and then say its a scam. You are the epic definition of a troll. Go fuck yourself. And your response in the other thread is a joke. If you "could have told you that" why the fuck didnt you? Because you are a useless human being who takes pleasure in other peoples pain. So go fuck yourself. At least I am helping people out here. That will bear out over your useless comments. You have already been called out by more people than just me. The other people who have gripes against AMT are at least helpful in providing some advice towards users. sirmineslaot usually provides some advice instead of just spouting off useless crap like you. You are simply just a weasel of a human being. Clearly useless. But I figure trolling you might be better. ANTI-TROLL MODE ON!!!! Who agrees here that loshia has contributed nothing useful to this thread besides just talking smack? Anything technical to help the users? All he asks for are stats.

So I have my miner here.

As I understand it there is likely just a an issue with the voltage ( or so it's been mentioned to me)  Now I'm not comfortable with messing around with it my self unlike some others. My plan was to RMA the 3 boards and keep the two that are hashing fine.

I'm willing to make another offer here. Since it is in hand and if you are comfortable and capable of adjusting the voltage and would like to buy the miner from me I'll sell it. 6 bitcoin which is 2,898 right now. Not a bad price if you are a real do it yourselfer. With that I'll include shipping ( it will even be bundled neatly) and the two power supplies I bought for it. I'm definitely getting the short end of the stick, but I'm willing to do it get my power via some cloud hashing and wash my hands of things and reevaluate what hardware I'll purchase next.

If there is any interest in my offer just PM me.

Your pool stats?
That is the info you should be looking at
to opieum2
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=570438.60

This is what it displayed. 2 of the boards not functional.

Has a judge even certified the class?

Or is this some other mystery lawsuit we've yet to hear about?

NAh that's just the home version of the game everyone gets just for ordering.

I have made an observation, and hopefully I am wrong here. BUt in not one single case is anyone using the recommended PSU's that AMT recommends. Even I had problems and I was using the LEPA 1600W. I was actually discouraged from using that but I had already ordered. Instead I ordered a couple more of the rosewill 1600W power supplies that AMT recommended (one of 3 types they recommended) and will be using that to get a proper recommended setup. I was running into a power sag issue where they would hash just fine for a bit and then sorta drop and I would eventually get the 0Ghs issue until I fully powered off and restarted. So I could not do any sustained tests. The problem was sorta random BUT I started to suspect power as the outlet had no issues so power was consistent there....and I have experienced similar issues with gaming rigs with multiple GPUs...in that case the system would just crash until I got a proper PSU. The power testing would be where the problem showed itself. I would recommend just getting one of the 3 PSUs they posted and going with that. Obviously at some point it must have been tested. And we should get results with that. I will post more once I have them.

amt's elusive miners lmao

cannot see how ot is a power problem. the rig pulls a measly 610 ish watts of power running on a 1000 watt psu. although there is another pc plugged in the same room

im using my psu : http://www.amazon.co.uk/Corsair-CP-9020062-UK-Series-RM1000-Modular/dp/B00FLVIQQ8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1398246796&sr=8-1&keywords=rm+1000w
i believe there is enough power with this psu and yes i have even tried the card in its own slot by itself and still get same results.

i live in uk so im running off a 30A circuit and my pc was pulling way more power when i was litecoin mining so i dont think its that

So, I gather we can claim the loss.   Interesting enough, I think if the class action suit is won, the winnings aren't taxable.

and it will hopefully offset what the IRS is gonna want when our BTC are spent/cashed in...

For those in the US at best if you don't recoup the cost or get a replacement for the hardware it can be written off as a business tax expense. You can claim it as a loss. I had already consulted with a CPA on this and it is possible to claim as a business loss. It isn't any consolation but its better than nothing at this point. Whatever you spent will just lower your taxable income at that point.

Your PSU or AMT's? If yours, make sure that each PCIe cable you are using will put out what is needed. As shown with the TH PSU's, not all rails deliver the same current. Look up the specs on the rails of the PSU to make sure.

Tried swapping the good/low hash cars & power feeds? If so does the low hash card do better if in 'good card' slot/fed from it's 'good' power? And vica-versa as well - does a good card drop off?

Still, at least meets advertised spec + a bit more and is less hungry than 2 of my OC'd Ants (837w for 2 running 190ghs each).

3 of my boards don't hash.

two boards aren't recognized at all when plugging them in individually, one only registers 155 active cores and notes several "broken chips" when plugged in individually.

As for how someone would make the assumption that I think that its okay for businesses to get away with treating customers in this way and stealing money from people I'm not sure, but They're going to jail people.... You simply cannot conduct business in this way in the United States without spending time behind bars is a bit naive when we've seen over and over again that this just isn't the case.

People seem to think that by 1000 people suing them that means they get jail time. It's just not how our legal system works. They have a way to avoid the crippling debt of court costs and lawyers fees. It's called self representation, which really wouldn't be a terrible choice considering they have no legal ground to stand on. Then they just file for certain bankruptcy protections, which may or may not be afforded to them depending on how their company is set up and if what they did was considered fraudulent (and not by you or me).


The only way we see them getting jail time is if there is a criminal case launched against them, which at this point we aren't privy to. And even then there is no guarantee they spend anytime in jail, perhaps they are just forced to pay a fine.

You paint an overly simplified picture of the US legal system.

Having already spoke with the people from the class action they have layed out that it's a long road with no guarantee you'll ever see a penny back. That's not to discourage you or anyone from joining in with them, which isn't really how it works anyway. If you are in the class you are in the class unless you choose to waive that right.

COULD be a power problem. But I dont know. How much are you running on the circuit the miner sits on? And what else is plugged into it?

im a little worse off than that i have 3 boards 2 doing 204-205ghs and one does 155ghs
 

True enough. Hopefully they are just focused on getting the hardware out there for everyone. The lawsuits and all that are going to take time to happen as it is. So it may be a while before anything gets off the ground.