Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1300. (Read 3050075 times)

What order number is the highest on shipping-status now?

well supposedly this is how btc is supposed to work...keeps creeping up...if it does not due to all the new coin being made by miners etc.....then there will come a point (imho) where everyone will look at it and cash out to get ROI or whatever ...example  this http://www.damninteresting.com/the-dutch-tulip-bubble-of-1637/ The tulip bubble of 1637....now not saying that is what is going on with BTC ...but from a speculator of mining equipment the above scenario makes me nervous....) imho there will be a 'crash' the catch is will btc and/or mining bounce back as it has before....not imho if asic makers keep playing us this close to the freeway on the PH increases and/or timing at the last moment...but then again I know zip I ordered from BFL


Searing

you can drop it another 5-7C each if you sit the heatsink fans on the crossbar and just slightly wedge the top into the 4th opening of the fins.. but surely KNC knows how to cool their miners best.. what I know..

here's my .95 miner that I awoken not one but two VRMs from the grave  (all 4 VRM boards)

ASIC slot #3: 39.5 ℃
ASIC slot #4: 36.0 ℃
ASIC slot #5: 34.5 ℃
ASIC slot #6: 39.0 ℃

BTCGuild  511.27 GH/s 871936 (99.94%)




and the other still running .93   (one 8VRM board, other three with 4VRMs)

Temperature sensor: 44.0 C
Temperature sensor: 47.0 C
Temperature sensor: 36.5 C   (the lucky board with 8VRMs... no difference at all right KNC?)
Temperature sensor: 45.5 C

BTCGuild  535.71 GH/s 5941376 (99.91%)
 

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he has 1 bid at 9k hope it works out but with paypal someone could mine with it for 45 days and do a cc reverse charges and send the thing back..and he'd be out the cash with a 45day miner.(its been done at least what I've heard in forums on other mnfg units) er I should say he'd get the cash back..but out the miners use for 45 days if he got played....
prob it will work out

i'm still waiting on my Saturn order it says processing but was told in email they will see if they can pull it....so processing is up to the 520x number now FYI

whatever ..it it comes I mine with it...but if I can get a refund it seems prudent with the next nov 15th bash going out the door around the time I get the above unit would e nov 1st anyway...just seems silly if KNC has another dump of stuff the month of November .....its starting to look like people are dropping anvils off the doc on to the rowboats to see how fast it sinks....anyway so it goes

Searing

nothing beats hands on experience!

well done & please be prepared for the next wave of recipients calling on you for support

Out of curiosity, what companies besides KnC offer refunds?

no software, all my computers are running windows 8, and it was done using the normal network & sharing center access window under "Change adapter settings" and simply change the IPV4 settings(on clients) to an IP within your servers range... meaning if your server's address is 123.231.213.1. yor clients addresses can be anywhere from 123.231.213.2 to 123.231.213.255, except 123.231.213.1. Doing this allows any computer with any access to the web to become a server to as many as 254 ethernet devices in that network... PS3's, XBOX, computers, miners, etc.
Server = DHCP on (but manually assign address anyway)
This way allows you to quickly scan a range with the IP scanner, and access the gui to change the address to what you want within that range
Clients = DHCP OFF (manually assign address)
Miners = DHCP OFF (they are clients) also manual
XBOX & PS3 are fully automatic in connecting.

Assigning an IP to your miner isnt a requirement, but doing so allows you to bookmark the miner's IP, so whenever you experience a network failure, or power outage, it will always return to that address, so you never have to use the IP scanner again, and can save your putty session, so you dont have to type in the IP address every time you re-boot for any reason. The miner will have DHCP on by default in the GUI. You just uncheck the box, assign the ip to the miner, plug in your servers ip address as the gateway & DNS server, and the subnet mask, hit save & wahlah, you are set to return to that IP if/when anything happens. it's not necessary to reboot for this to be programmed into the GUI; just "apply"

admittidly..."I'm no genius", it took 3 different outside specialists, and a good night's sleep to figure that out.... I got the miner at about 2pm that day, and spent about 18 hours on it, and finally went to bed angry at the world... but when I woke up in the morning, had a cup of coffee & cranked everything back up, it took me about ten minutes to find out I had more problems than just the IP address, because the miner was not connecting at all due to a bad username on the pool. So, after a few attempts, the IP would just go dead because cgminer would make a few attempts, and quit running, but still have the app running a dead instance of cgminer....and sniffing becomes almost impossible. I was only able to catch that by scanning at just the right moment to catch a live IP on the scan tool... (while the ethernet lights were still flashing) in that state, I was able to start a second instance of cgminer in a second putty window(and mine with it manually inputting my info), but I was also then able to access the GUI and change it, as well as set the network access page to my liking, which fixed everything. (after, of course screwing it up more by attempting to save the settings from cgminer without knowing they dont use the root address)
It was a saga to say the least...but now I'm ready for the other two to come TOMORROW YAhoooooo

Thanks for the video. Somehow I ended up watching the first episode of DS9 because of your two posts. Now, I'm hooked on DS9, a series I never got into prior.

Sounds great.  Are the devices on the ethernet swtich on the same network as the laptop's wireless?

Or different networks and the laptop routing data from the one network to the other?  And if this latter, does it take any software not typically found on WinXP?

tried on my saturn...no difference except more errors
43 & 45 C

They aren't selling extra control units at this time but didn't completely rule it out

Wait till someone runs .93 on a properly cooled mercury...  Ive been able to run one board around ~158 for a decent amount of time

Always is.

I wonder if someone like Luke can just bypass the beagleboard/controller and talk directly to the asic modules from a faster machine.  Seems the Saturns do better than the Jupiters.

I have two orders "In Progress". I swear it's like foreplay without the sex.

On a serious note, is everyone taking notice that Gox is hovering around $155 and Coinbase is at $143? Let's hope this is a trend that could help to ease the Everest-esque difficulty increases. Are people hoarding? What are the transaction numbers looking like? I don't know how to figure that stuff out. Are more serious traders coming to the market because of the SilkRoad news being plastered everywhere?

Thx, it was actually hard to figure out being so simple...lolz

Phoenix, that was very well articulated.  Nice job.

What worked, was using the laptop's wireless connection to access the hotspot as a server, enabling DHCP, assigning it an address, then running an ethernet cord to a regular ethernet switch, where my desktops & miners are all connected using I.P.'s all assigned within the same range, using the laptop's connection as the gateway. This also allowed me to move the laptop right next to the android, in the kitchen, when the ethernet switch is here in the livingroom, works excellent
*anyone who tries this should know to do all I.P. sniffing from the server(Laptop)

Thank you for replying though, for me it brings a very positive image of Eligius.

GMTA mine was around 15% mem 5% cpu on cgminer