Topic: Official BITMINE CoinCraft series 28nm ASIC miners thread - page 82. (Read 565240 times)
A few post back from Bitmine ok. Did u use Ny fan controller or just the fan?
read few posts back
Wow 3000 rpm where did u buy from?
2 ultra kaze FANs 3000rpm mounted to the front, on the inside.
Only the top screws used, because the holes in front doesnt match the holes in FANs.
Only the top screws used, because the holes in front doesnt match the holes in FANs.
Nope , can u take a photo of your desk I wana see how you place it
My desk temperature is 62.c. And there are 2 sparks happened minor spark becos. I saw the flashing spark. Not sure the module near the psu or the red plate or something else. What's the normal tem ?
did you add extra FANs in front?
My desk is running at 40 degree C
My desk temperature is 62.c. And there are 2 sparks happened minor spark becos. I saw the flashing spark. Not sure the module near the psu or the red plate or something else. What's the normal tem ?
Dear all,
finally the software update for the CoinCraft Desk Units has been released and is available, together with instructions, on the following page:
http://www.bitmine.ch/?page_id=5483
This is the changelog for this version:
*) Fixed OpenSSL heartbleed vulnerability
*) Fixed web interface issues with Apple iOS-based safari browser
*) Fixed an issue with recent generations of One-Wire temperature sensors
*) Added thermal shutdown and automatic recovery
*) Added over/down-voltage ability both with basic preset settings and advanced settings, leading to an increased hashing rate.
*) Updated cgminer to latest version 4.3.0
*) Optimized cgminer’s driver with up to 20% less CPU usage on Raspberry Pi system
*) Stepped back to diff-1 jobs so that HW errors will be detected earlier and the displayed hashing rate will be more consistent with the effective hashing rate
Enjoy!
finally the software update for the CoinCraft Desk Units has been released and is available, together with instructions, on the following page:
http://www.bitmine.ch/?page_id=5483
This is the changelog for this version:
*) Fixed OpenSSL heartbleed vulnerability
*) Fixed web interface issues with Apple iOS-based safari browser
*) Fixed an issue with recent generations of One-Wire temperature sensors
*) Added thermal shutdown and automatic recovery
*) Added over/down-voltage ability both with basic preset settings and advanced settings, leading to an increased hashing rate.
*) Updated cgminer to latest version 4.3.0
*) Optimized cgminer’s driver with up to 20% less CPU usage on Raspberry Pi system
*) Stepped back to diff-1 jobs so that HW errors will be detected earlier and the displayed hashing rate will be more consistent with the effective hashing rate
Enjoy!
I'm done with these...@giorgiomassa, please reply my refund request....I emailed you(BITMINE) ,but never reply me these days.....
no one tell me when will the order and extra units ship to me...and no one reply my refund request......
what were you doing...
does anyone tell me whether BITMINE has run or not?Don't force me to take actions..........
how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
last question please? you received the refund by bitcoins or cash of bank?? thanks
thanks a lot...
how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
last question please? you received the refund by bitcoins or cash of bank?? thanks
how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
last question please? you received the refund by bitcoins or cash of bank?? thanks
how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
thanks....
.... how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
how long you waited for the refund?
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
There is any reliable A1 chips source at a decent price?
Maybe do what the Chinese do and approach Innosilicon direct?
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
And that's talking only about mining hardware manufacturers.
Just received the refund this morning, it was a struggle but finally, one thing less to worry about.
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
Lets hope everyone get his orders refunded, or if you 'r (or should i say un)lucky maybe some mining devices.
I luckily i also ordered way back with Bitmaintech and they are mining happily in my basement for quite some time now.
Sadly enough trustworthy hardware manufacturers are hard to find in the BTCitcoin comunity witch is why BTCitcoin keeps struggling to hit the mainstream. First there was Btcfpga (Tom, who took a project way above his head and out of his controll and became to have personal problems, ended his 'bASIC' project), Butterflylabs (who kept promising people and let them wait for almost a year, probably mining with there hardware and earning tons of BTCitcoins), Not to forget Avalon, now Bitmine (who has the same stinky smell like Butterflylabs). Who's next?
One thing i've learned from all off this; never order a mining device if the delivery time is longer than a couple of days.
If you invest money or BTCitcoins in mining hardware, just make shore you get them up and running as quickly as possible, what may seem an interesting device today, wont be anymore in 3 or 4 months. There will always be pioneers on the lookout and build devices without knowledge of the public community, once they release there product and be in full production, your order may become worthless in a couple of weeks if not days.
Good luck to all of you miners!
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There is any reliable A1 chips source at a decent price?
I requested a refund a month ago. Still waiting...
I requested a full refund.. and I had sent to your email,but no one reply me???please do reply me ..and tell me what should I do now?
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