Topic: Official Thread: AMT - page 61. (Read 678353 times)

Right,

Are you still up for flying up to help? You were once a very nice contributor in this thread and have always liked you Jason, we can tell your somewhat pissed now. We'd like to fly you up here to help. You submitted a very nice email before to Josh and he was impressed and wanted to fly you up then. A few days later if you remember we had board issues and we did not retain anyone's help.

Would you still like to come?

We don't have the PSU's in stock, We are currently on the phones with all the distributors in frickin chino trying find more. We were due to get a large shipment of supplied in Wednesday, we just found out that's not gonna happen for another two weeks.

Refunds or partial refund will not be given for the loss of the case or psu.

Express shipping will be used for shipping the case, so if the original order opted for domestic ground, there is a 100 dollar added value there.

If we do free upgrades of the 6th module ( we will make a decision on that next week when the new backplane comes in on Thursday or Friday, and we have had time to reprogram the re-address of each module (it will take time) we may give priority to those who accepted the kit now.

But also please keep in mine, no single PSU could power 6 boards anyway, despite the wattage of the supply. This has to do directly with the power displacement within the rails of the psu. PSU's sold in the US max out at 175watts per cable. Therefore its almost impossible to get 250watts per cable off more than 4 cables in a PSU.

My order is #968, and I repeat.. I do NOT want that DIY sent to me. ([email protected])

Wow, seriously... you are asking for my order number now... I posted it about 10 times in the last five days, waiting for a reply for a DIY solution. If you have to ask for it again, then I assume it isn't on your list to send, for the DIY kit. So I will just wait like the rest of everyone-else.

It's like you don't even know who I am, lol. Not sure why I even offered to assist with assembly now.

Not sure why you would send only 5x cards for the stripped-down version, without a case, without a PSU, when you already told us we were getting 6x cards, with a case and with a PSU. You removed assembly, you removed the PSU, you removed the case, you removed the 6th card, and want them to pay the same price? I guess we are the ones doing you the favor on that deal. How do you justify removing about $1200 of hardware, and shipping that as the same $6060 miner we paid for, three months ago?

I think you have it backwards... With all that stuff removed, you should be COMPENSATING for that removed value, by adding a 7th or even an 8th card to the package. To make-up for the lack of case, lack of assembly, lack of PSU. Instead you remove one more of the 6 total cards that we were promised.

Now you have me thinking about asking for a refund. (No, I am not asking for a refund, I just want what was promised. The 1.5THs 6x-board miner, which is the whole reason you said we were all waiting, for that 6-card back plane to arrive. With the PSU's to operate it at the 1.5THs you promised for that speed. That, or the MPP upgrade to the "next unit up", which is your 2.4THs unit.)

I think the overall point should be since we paid for a full system there should be some sort of partial refund to cover the cost of the missing parts. This way we get that money to use it on said parts. This is just good customer service at this point. It can go a long way towards soothing the delays as well even if the MPP is not honored right off the bat. This is not a huge amount being asked for just enough to balance things out.

Will customers that OPT for a DIY setup get any money back (case/psu) that aren't supplied with the order?

Can you ship everything (including case/psu) and let us assemble the miners ourselves?

I have a couple of 1200W and some 600W, I could always Daisy chain 2 power supplies together... Any idea how long it would take to get a power supply? Or dates on that are unknown?

How hefty a power supply would I need if I went this route?

Obviously I'm feeling a bit screwed by the whole deal that if I want my miner now I don't get what I paid for, have to shell out more cash to make it work and don't get any sort of compensation. That is a pretty shitty  deal. At least the cost of the case and the PSU should be subtracted from the order. I don't care about the labor. Or a discount for an upgrade board since we are essentially getting shafted.

Why not send the kit, with the case and then I can use the case for whatever I want. Since it's a constraint in power supplies that are the issue.

Will customers that OPT for a DIY setup get any money back (case/psu) that aren't supplied with the order?

Can you ship everything (including case/psu) and let us assemble the miners ourselves?

Any 1500 watt would be fine. A better supply with 20-30A per fail should be good. The supply should come with a minimum of 4x 6pin pcie connectors

Enermax 1500 maxrevo is the one we use but they are sold out for the moment.

Didn't you file a claim already or something?

We've gotten a good amount of guys that would be ok with receiving just the kit.

The kit would include the following:

5 modules in the cage that is posted below.
The main board, back plane and gpio cable which connects the two.
Raspberry PI and SD-card which includes the operating system and user interface as well.
Fans - either 8x 80mm or 2 x140mm.
Network Cat 5 cable.

Accepting the above just gets your order out faster. It does not include order upgrades or power supplies (as we're short on PSU's anyway).



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Clients which opt for this setup ship within 2-3 days (or sooner).

We see clients are taking it out of the case anyway so we figure maybe its best to ship like that and ship faster.

Let us know via [email protected]

Nobody replies to that email address.  Nobody.

Can you send us an email?

Also, you have not told anybody which order # is shipping.

I have a couple of 1200W and some 600W, I could always Daisy chain 2 power supplies together... Any idea how long it would take to get a power supply? Or dates on that are unknown?

We've gotten a good amount of guys that would be ok with receiving just the kit.

The kit would include the following:

5 modules in the cage that is posted below.
The main board, back plane and gpio cable which connects the two.
Raspberry PI and SD-card which includes the operating system and user interface as well.
Fans - either 8x 80mm or 2 x140mm.
Network Cat 5 cable.

Accepting the above just gets your order out faster. It does not include order upgrades or power supplies (as we're short on PSU's anyway).



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Clients which opt for this setup ship within 2-3 days (or sooner).

We see clients are taking it out of the case anyway so we figure maybe its best to ship like that and ship faster.

Let us know via [email protected]

Did you mean 2 - 3 days or 2 - 3 weeks?

Double check your posts before you submit and try to be clear.

Just to be clear, that is not a DIY I find acceptable for my order, so do not ship that DIY miner to me.

I will wait for the MPP 1.5THs (6x boards) or greater, which was promised about a month ago.
(That, or wait for "the next unit size up", which would be the 2.4THs miner, which has the new non-daisy-chained boards.)

Any 1500 watt would be fine. A better supply with 20-30A per fail should be good. The supply should come with a minimum of 4x 6pin pcie connectors

Enermax 1500 maxrevo is the one we use but they are sold out for the moment.

I presume you meant per rail? I hope not per fail lol. Obvious what you meant.