Topic: [SOLD OUT] 1.45 BTC Antminer S1 180GH/S Shipps on Feb 13 (Price Protection) - page 38. (Read 63774 times)
February 07, 2014, 05:41:25 AM
Just paid for one
February 07, 2014, 05:41:08 AM
I ordered 2 of them. So today is the 7th of Feb I live in New Jersey USA How long does this take to get to me? I assume it will ship on the 11th. So I get it the 17th?
I have no inside info (or crystal ball) here, but I will tell you that I've ordered these through sushi twice before and one time I received the miners the day before the original promised ship date (West Coast US). The other time it was 1-2 days after.
Good luck.
February 07, 2014, 03:58:39 AM
An 18 AWG thermostat wire works just fine. I have them on over a half-dozen ATX PSUs. Strip about .25" of insulation off the ends of a 1" wire and shape into a "U". It can be further secured with a tape over it if desired.
February 07, 2014, 03:23:59 AM
Looking to buy 3 of these just wanted to know if I use an 850 corsair or similar will the pci-e plugs just simply plug in no more wiring episodes like the first S1s and also as ive never jumped a PSU before whats the best material to do this seen some say a paperclip but I was electrocuted once by a paperclip and don't fancy it again! is there a safer way?
Thanks people.
F
Thanks people.
F
I would be very surprised if you can run 3 off an 850. Maybe 2. You need either separate power supplies or a bigger one.
The current model S1's come with PCIe connectors; just plug and go, no wiring.
You can't get electrocuted by the output from a power supply, although you can cause some nasty shorts. If you aren't comfortable with the paperclip buy a plug to do it. For example: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/5141/psu-218/FrozenCPU_24-pin_Power_Supply_Jump_Start_Connector.html
Sorry, I haven't really caught up with the S1s yet but is there a link to images that show the PCIe connectors on the S1s? Though it's not beyond me to butcher PCIe cable extentions to power the S1s, I definitely prefer a clean PCIe power connection like the Cubes.
Edit: Never mind...I found it.
February 07, 2014, 02:26:59 AM
You are Very fast. you sent an email to confirm payment . In under 20 minutes
thanks
thanks
February 07, 2014, 02:09:35 AM
you could always underclock the S1, but who would want to do that
has anyone underclocked to 150gh and come up with a power number?
lets say at 150gh you use 225 watts vs 360 watts at 180gh and 440 watts at 200gh.
Bigger savings would come from undervolting which probably (?) requires hardware mods. They claim < 1j/gh on the chip at low voltage but no evidence the S1 can do this.
BTW, nice to see you over here Philip. Away from the pre-order madness.
I am going to order one tonight. Wish me luck.
I ordered 2 of them. So today is the 7th of Feb I live in New Jersey USA How long does this take to get to me? I assume it will ship on the 11th. So I get it the 17th?
Also I paid So I sent a pm with the tx id and address I paid from. Please let me know you got the btc
February 07, 2014, 01:57:47 AM
Hi guys/gals,
For 1 unit purchase, it would be casing, 1 side(1 unit), 1 fan.
If buy 2 unit, would it be the above X 2 ie 2 casing.....
OR
1 casing, 2 sides (2 unit), 1 fan?
Thanks
For 1 unit purchase, it would be casing, 1 side(1 unit), 1 fan.
If buy 2 unit, would it be the above X 2 ie 2 casing.....
OR
1 casing, 2 sides (2 unit), 1 fan?
Thanks
February 07, 2014, 01:56:51 AM
you could always underclock the S1, but who would want to do that
has anyone underclocked to 150gh and come up with a power number?
lets say at 150gh you use 225 watts vs 360 watts at 180gh and 440 watts at 200gh.
Bigger savings would come from undervolting which probably (?) requires hardware mods. They claim < 1j/gh on the chip at low voltage but no evidence the S1 can do this.
BTW, nice to see you over here Philip. Away from the pre-order madness.
I am going to order one tonight. Wish me luck.
February 06, 2014, 11:40:44 PM
just paid for one
February 06, 2014, 10:08:27 PM
paid for one last night
February 06, 2014, 09:50:48 PM
watch watch watch watch.....buy BTC and order my miners today. Watch BTC take a $100 crap over the next ten hours.
fk my fking life.
sushi I placed my order for two instead of three today. Waiting for more BTC to clear....oh well at least it will be cheaper tomorrow.
ig
fk my fking life.
sushi I placed my order for two instead of three today. Waiting for more BTC to clear....oh well at least it will be cheaper tomorrow.
ig
February 06, 2014, 09:38:50 PM
I will pay tommorow for one miner
February 06, 2014, 09:15:20 PM
hi sushi paid to 2pcs miners:
1000005xx
d1bb6ebb9b67b57dcda056668c50ae7494364cb34a1d56414bc4fea87173e156
1000005xx
d1bb6ebb9b67b57dcda056668c50ae7494364cb34a1d56414bc4fea87173e156
February 06, 2014, 09:13:08 PM
Hi,
So with this S1....we still need to do the paperclip thingy?
So with this S1....we still need to do the paperclip thingy?
Have to do it with any power supply that won't power up without a motherboard.
February 06, 2014, 07:59:18 PM
The PSU has a switch on it, put it in the off position.
Insert paperclip between green and black wire.
Flip switch on PSU to turn it on.
Start Mining.
Profit.
Insert paperclip between green and black wire.
Flip switch on PSU to turn it on.
Start Mining.
Profit.
Hi,
So with this S1....we still need to do the paperclip thingy?
February 06, 2014, 07:56:32 PM
The PSU has a switch on it, put it in the off position.
Insert paperclip between green and black wire.
Flip switch on PSU to turn it on.
Start Mining.
Profit.
Insert paperclip between green and black wire.
Flip switch on PSU to turn it on.
Start Mining.
Profit.
February 06, 2014, 06:18:45 PM
There are little switches you can buy for $9 but you would have to wait for delivery. See robotshop.com
You can also use some stiff coated copper wire. But for shorting it, the paperclip is the most secure.
There is tension to keep it in place and it goes in deep so it does not wobble. I have had copper wires drop out in the middle of the night and lost hours of mining. Never happened with a paperclip.
EDIT Here is the switch I was referring to:
http://www.robotshop.com/en/cytron-atx-power-supply-breakout-board-right-angle.html?___SID=U
or just cut the wires and solder them together, put a little heat shrink on them if you have some.You can also use some stiff coated copper wire. But for shorting it, the paperclip is the most secure.
There is tension to keep it in place and it goes in deep so it does not wobble. I have had copper wires drop out in the middle of the night and lost hours of mining. Never happened with a paperclip.
EDIT Here is the switch I was referring to:
http://www.robotshop.com/en/cytron-atx-power-supply-breakout-board-right-angle.html?___SID=U
Regarding PSU's, I have decided to go with server supplies @$25 on Ebay this seems the best option if your handy with a soldering iron and have maxed out your budget.
February 06, 2014, 05:52:27 PM
There are little switches you can buy for $9 but you would have to wait for delivery. See robotshop.com
You can also use some stiff coated copper wire. But for shorting it, the paperclip is the most secure.
There is tension to keep it in place and it goes in deep so it does not wobble. I have had copper wires drop out in the middle of the night and lost hours of mining. Never happened with a paperclip.
EDIT Here is the switch I was referring to:
http://www.robotshop.com/en/cytron-atx-power-supply-breakout-board-right-angle.html?___SID=U
You can also use some stiff coated copper wire. But for shorting it, the paperclip is the most secure.
There is tension to keep it in place and it goes in deep so it does not wobble. I have had copper wires drop out in the middle of the night and lost hours of mining. Never happened with a paperclip.
EDIT Here is the switch I was referring to:
http://www.robotshop.com/en/cytron-atx-power-supply-breakout-board-right-angle.html?___SID=U
February 06, 2014, 05:46:42 PM
Looking to buy 3 of these just wanted to know if I use an 850 corsair or similar will the pci-e plugs just simply plug in no more wiring episodes like the first S1s and also as ive never jumped a PSU before whats the best material to do this seen some say a paperclip but I was electrocuted once by a paperclip and don't fancy it again! is there a safer way?
Thanks people.
F
Thanks people.
F
I would be very surprised if you can run 3 off an 850. Maybe 2. You need either separate power supplies or a bigger one.
The current model S1's come with PCIe connectors; just plug and go, no wiring.
You can't get electrocuted by the output from a power supply, although you can cause some nasty shorts. If you aren't comfortable with the paperclip buy a plug to do it. For example: http://www.frozencpu.com/products/5141/psu-218/FrozenCPU_24-pin_Power_Supply_Jump_Start_Connector.html
February 06, 2014, 05:43:58 PM
Looking to buy 3 of these just wanted to know if I use an 850 corsair or similar will the pci-e plugs just simply plug in no more wiring episodes like the first S1s and also as ive never jumped a PSU before whats the best material to do this seen some say a paperclip but I was electrocuted once by a paperclip and don't fancy it again! is there a safer way?
Thanks people.
F
Thanks people.
F
Tape up the paperclip with electrical tape, and obviously don't do it when its plugged in.
Pay Sushi to host the $1,000 plus mining device if you can't use a paperclip. It's just safer.
Or Buy something like this on the forum/ebay/amazon/?
http://www.amazon.com/Phobya-ATX-Pin-Bridging-Plug-Pin/dp/B004L26ZHU/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1391726594&sr=8-2&keywords=24pin+atx+switch
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