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October 25, 2014, 04:46:22 PM
BE-200 chips will not run efficiently over 280 for the frequencies friends, the chip will simply become very unstable and most of you shares will be Hard ware errors or rejects, they are flexible chips but the overall design here is limiting, the power consumption also goes through the roof so it is not suggested to run these above 280 for freq, that is already really the maximum you want to go, 250 is ideal
legendary
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dogiecoin.com
October 24, 2014, 09:01:53 PM
Just registered to ask a question..
What temps are safe for these to run at? Ambient with full aircon the room runs about 27-28c
The miners range from 43-46. Fantastic little machines, love them but concerned about the temps. Really don't know what else to do to try and run any cooler. In the tropics here.
Also that is running at clock of 310 if I go 290 they settle 42-44.
Thanks in advance you guys!

edit:
sorry, referring to new R-box here

Temps are absolutely fine
legendary
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ASIC Wannabe
October 24, 2014, 08:53:56 PM
any way to undervolt the RK-box for better power efficiency? I would prefer to be around 1w/GH even if i lose 10% hashrate
newbie
Activity: 6
Merit: 0
October 24, 2014, 08:32:07 PM
Just registered to ask a question..
What temps are safe for these to run at? Ambient with full aircon the room runs about 27-28c
The miners range from 43-46. Fantastic little machines, love them but concerned about the temps. Really don't know what else to do to try and run any cooler. In the tropics here.
Also that is running at clock of 310 if I go 290 they settle 42-44.
Thanks in advance you guys!

edit:
sorry, referring to new R-box here
sr. member
Activity: 284
Merit: 254
October 24, 2014, 11:27:30 AM
We are now cooperating with ASICMiner for the project AMHash1 on havelockinvestments.com.

More details can be found here:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/amhash1-cost-effective-mining-contract-833704
https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=AMHash1

hero member
Activity: 527
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HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
October 23, 2014, 10:27:42 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?

I don't think so, I usually just set the clock speed to 320 or 350 for all of them.

Could you possibly share your command line settings?

Do you think the little r-boxes will work ok with a 320 speed?

I run them mixed.

Thanks.

cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --rock-freq 350 -o stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u eyebootdaddy_1 -p 12345

Yeah they run fine as well. I think the small r-box run better with 320 than 350

Does it take them a while to get up to speed?

I'm about 300 Gh slower using this vs. bfgminer.
hero member
Activity: 527
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HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
October 23, 2014, 10:04:52 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?

I don't think so, I usually just set the clock speed to 320 or 350 for all of them.

Could you possibly share your command line settings?

Do you think the little r-boxes will work ok with a 320 speed?

I run them mixed.

Thanks.

cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --rock-freq 350 -o stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u eyebootdaddy_1 -p 12345

Yeah they run fine as well. I think the small r-box run better with 320 than 350

I'll give it a shot.

Thanks!
legendary
Activity: 1775
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Value will be measured in sats
October 23, 2014, 09:23:15 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?

I don't think so, I usually just set the clock speed to 320 or 350 for all of them.

Could you possibly share your command line settings?

Do you think the little r-boxes will work ok with a 320 speed?

I run them mixed.

Thanks.

cgminer.exe --icarus-options 115200:1:1 --rock-freq 350 -o stratum.btcguild.com:3333 -u eyebootdaddy_1 -p 12345

Yeah they run fine as well. I think the small r-box run better with 320 than 350
hero member
Activity: 527
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HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
October 23, 2014, 07:19:14 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?

I don't think so, I usually just set the clock speed to 320 or 350 for all of them.

Could you possibly share your command line settings?

Do you think the little r-boxes will work ok with a 320 speed?

I run them mixed.

Thanks.
full member
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Merit: 100
October 23, 2014, 03:15:27 AM
Hey roxie,
Is there an image for the RPi B+ planned?
legendary
Activity: 1775
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Value will be measured in sats
October 22, 2014, 07:28:46 PM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?

I don't think so, I usually just set the clock speed to 320 or 350 for all of them.
legendary
Activity: 896
Merit: 1001
October 22, 2014, 10:26:56 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

As do I.  It seems that there are less problems with this version of cgminer.  It is much more stable.
hero member
Activity: 527
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HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
October 22, 2014, 10:21:30 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment

Will that version autotune the clockspeed of them individually?
legendary
Activity: 1775
Merit: 1032
Value will be measured in sats
October 22, 2014, 10:13:29 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

New R-box is supported by cgminer 4.6.0... i use that version with all my rockminer machines at the moment
hero member
Activity: 527
Merit: 500
HiveNet - Distributed Cloud Computing
October 22, 2014, 04:24:11 AM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .

Please do this!
legendary
Activity: 966
Merit: 1003
October 21, 2014, 10:27:40 PM
Rockxie, will Rockminer ever provide the documentation to Lukejr or nwools for New R-Box 110 GH/s integration with BFGMiner and MultiMiner? Or update the support page downloads available with a newer CGMiner? The current downloads include/use outdated cgminer 4.3.3 .
legendary
Activity: 1775
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Value will be measured in sats
October 21, 2014, 09:24:14 PM
i wait for rockminer 1-2th miners now

they are coming! with built in PSU  Wink
legendary
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the grandpa of cryptos
October 21, 2014, 09:13:29 PM
i wait for rockminer 1-2th miners now
sr. member
Activity: 284
Merit: 254
October 21, 2014, 01:45:30 AM
Would it really be profitable to use the rockminer's T1?
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***NOTE: Price of powering the units may change according to your location.

Good analysis and calculations.  The ROI, however, changes when difficulty changes.  Every 14 days (maybe less if difficulty increases).

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If it's so profitable to mine, why don't companies that make the ASICS use it themselves?

They do.  AM started off self mining in 2013.  Rockminer also has a small farm as well.

If a company can sell a miner for S dollars/euro/bitcoin or they can make M dollars/euro/bitcoin for self mining. 

Whichever is great M or S is what they do.  Since companies are selling miners, the company believes that S>M in this case.


Thank you, I did what I could with what I had. I just did some quick mathematics to find out what it would be worth/like. But the case is, the Rockminer T1's give the highest Mh/s per USD than any other miner out there. But it's in great part due to its high-needed power requirements.
More math time.

For the total investment was stated earlier of $480, you can purchase 1. Right? So lets say we get 3 of these puppies and haul ~2.7Th/s (or 2,700Gh/s) Overclocked, at a price of about $1450. (Add shipping depending on your needs)

Now, we need to figure out how much ~2.7Th/s (using the ~ (about) sign because variables play a lot, so I'll use the max safe overclock)
With an hourly rate of $0.63. For daily mined it would be:
$0.63*24 = $+15.12
Now the power consumption also triples, because instead of 1000w, we'll need 3000w, and using the same rate of $0.095 per hour per unit. So:
$0.095 * 3 = $0.285 per HOUR that the miners run.
And to figure out the daily,
$0.285 * 24 = $-6.84 per day.
So adding them up, daily you'll get a profit of :
15.12-6.84 = +$8.28 daily.

As for paying off and getting your ROI, it would be about the same as if you had one because your total invested went up, but so did your mining power and they did so proportionally. but lets do the math for it using the profit.
$1450/$8.28 = 175.12 So about the same days, or a little over 6 months. Now the same notes apply as my first math post. But the questions arises.. Is it worth it?
as Chris_Sabian stated, the companies sell them or use them depending on the outlook of profits.. So, as he said if profits for Selling > Self-Mining, how is that supposed to make us costumers feel better about going about and purchasing such products if these companies felt it didn't provide as big a profit..

And that is the biggest questions that you have to ask yourself.  And the thousand dollar question in this case.

I was one of the usb rookies you know. I purchased 5 Ant Miner U1's for $57 each and thought I got a deal(average price was $60 each), and a USB hub from Anker and a cooling fan for the "rig," And so, I began. Back in January.. Mined for like two ish months and realized I wasn't getting anywhere. I did "mine" with my gpu, if we can call it that, but no matter which one i went with BTC or LiteCoin, wasn't going anywhere. So I figured, try some ASIC. And I found the ant miner u1's. Went for it.. Now I'm sitting here with 5 flash drive looking things that can't store anything, a usb hub (only good thing out of this deal lol) and a random fan that's got more dust on it than my ex.. So... I know that's the question that's worth the million, but I want to hear other's opinions. I've got the money for it.. Should I go ahead and get the 3 T1's? :3 I got bit-back hard with the -360 (Yes, negative) because I NEVER made my ROI from the u1's.. and here i am. I lived it. And it's curiosity that drags me back in.. But it's experience that's telling me to rethink it.

Actually, what you asked is the normal question for all investors and products, not for T1 only.Here is my personal opinion:
1. High ROI days by mining or selling miners have gone and will never be back.
2. power consumption will be very very closed between hardware manufactures, T1 is not good enough on that, but ROCKMINER can't do things to make hardware or software better, because we don't have so many times.However, there is still one thing we can cut the gap between our power consumption and others, that is the price of T1.
So, your question is only buying T1 or other miners, you need to calculate the electricity cost in the lifetime of T1 and pruchasing hardware cost.
Anyway,the cheaper of electricity the better to choose T1.
newbie
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October 20, 2014, 11:40:07 PM
Hi,

I just got my 32-35 GH/s rBox for experimenting, but all I have right now is my old BFL brick (13V 6A) would that work with my Rbox? Or will the 1V more ruin it?

Thank you.
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