Does the person who makes the cables at shakmods.com on Bitcointalk? if so what's his name?
Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 239. (Read 3049515 times)
fire hazard you say ? http://www.econsumer.gov/english/
Now that some of us have learnt a very expensive lesson. How do the Titan owners plan to come close to at least breaking even. Please share your strategies ?
There is no 'positive' strategy, KNC are in their dying days of supplying home miners ... once they get the 'pain in the ass' customer out of the way ... they will rely on their deathstar (datorhall) and 'informed' investors for their meals, BTC and the odd 'PERK' ...
Now that some of us have learnt a very expensive lesson. How do the Titan owners plan to come close to at least breaking even. Please share your strategies ?
www.blackcoinpool.com Reverse the value depreciation by selling useless minable coins and buying unminables that appreciate with scarcity.
Now that some of us have learnt a very expensive lesson. How do the Titan owners plan to come close to at least breaking even. Please share your strategies ?
I can confirm low hashrate and abrupt hashrate drops and total stops with titan. Reject rate 32,5% with Wafflepool. Using two 750 W Corsair PSUs.
http://s28.postimg.org/4upe5stj1/knctitan1.png
http://s28.postimg.org/4upe5stj1/knctitan1.png
As it was with the Jupiter, let the heat build up in the case. They should be stable up through 50C.
Wafflepool creates bad vardiff issues with hardcore scrypt miners. Try to eliminate any rejects, start solo-mining to a local wallet...then post results. Vardiff doesn't matter if the solo-miner client is on a Gigabit LAN, or even a 100MB LAN. Start solo, then go pool. Perhaps mine an alt with low diff if you want to get paid out for test time....something like potcoin or feathercoin has good market volume. Doge and ltc are too difficult to test-solo-mine.
Edit:
Lol @ Wafflecoin
http://wafflepool.com/faq
They top out at 128MH for VARDIFF...they even make you set it at login for the worker. Think you might need to move pools bro.
The least they could have done was given another cube to compensate for the constant reboots and low hashrate.
really, awful of them
really, awful of them
Exactly especially since the box had space for the extra cube and the controller supports it.
I can confirm low hashrate and abrupt hashrate drops and total stops with titan. Reject rate 32,5% with Wafflepool. Using two 750 W Corsair PSUs.
I can confirm low hashrate and abrupt hashrate drops and total stops with titan. Reject rate 32,5% with Wafflepool. Using two 750 W Corsair PSUs.
I ordered a Titan on day one...about 8 hours after the press release dropped. Order number 1990X (X to provide anonymity). For those who have received their titan orders....what was your order number?
It seems as if KnC built the miners sold to customers promised Q2/Q3 (which actually means Q3) delivery, then delivered within the last few days of Q3 to meet their previous pre-sales promise, but they are dragging their feet!!! They must be mining Scrypt, something fierce. Seriously, when is my Titan going to be shipped?
It seems as if KnC built the miners sold to customers promised Q2/Q3 (which actually means Q3) delivery, then delivered within the last few days of Q3 to meet their previous pre-sales promise, but they are dragging their feet!!! They must be mining Scrypt, something fierce. Seriously, when is my Titan going to be shipped?
They are in the 196xx range at the moment.
I know this for a fact.
I ordered a Titan on day one...about 8 hours after the press release dropped. Order number 1990X (X to provide anonymity). For those who have received their titan orders....what was your order number?
It seems as if KnC built the miners sold to customers promised Q2/Q3 (which actually means Q3) delivery, then delivered within the last few days of Q3 to meet their previous pre-sales promise, but they are dragging their feet!!! They must be mining Scrypt, something fierce. Seriously, when is my Titan going to be shipped?
It seems as if KnC built the miners sold to customers promised Q2/Q3 (which actually means Q3) delivery, then delivered within the last few days of Q3 to meet their previous pre-sales promise, but they are dragging their feet!!! They must be mining Scrypt, something fierce. Seriously, when is my Titan going to be shipped?
OK, it's running now much better. I do about 160 Mhs with 2 cubes. I will run it this night, and connect the other 2 cubes tomorrow.
My earlier unstable results where caused by a multi-coin switching pool (that will not work nicely with a relative huge Worker). I'm now running on a Litecoin only pool and it's much, much smoother now.
My earlier unstable results where caused by a multi-coin switching pool (that will not work nicely with a relative huge Worker). I'm now running on a Litecoin only pool and it's much, much smoother now.
Good news - keep us updated. Mine is here tomorrow. What PSU do you use?
OK, it's running now much better. I do about 160 Mhs with 2 cubes. I will run it this night, and connect the other 2 cubes tomorrow.
My earlier unstable results where caused by a multi-coin switching pool (that will not work nicely with a relative huge Worker). I'm now running on a Litecoin only pool and it's much, much smoother now.
My earlier unstable results where caused by a multi-coin switching pool (that will not work nicely with a relative huge Worker). I'm now running on a Litecoin only pool and it's much, much smoother now.
By the way, I have now 2 boxes connected but they aren't very stable at all, hashing between 70 to 152 Mhs, constantly stopping and restarting cores...
Do I get a device which is already broken before it leaves the factory?
I never thought I would post that in this thread, but
I have one Titan-cube connected
How many PCIe power connectors are provided on each cube?
They were designed with one connector.
I have one Titan-cube connected
How many PCIe power connectors are provided on each cube?
any images of the Titan in hand ??
has knc started to make bets with his btc ( our money ) ?
https://blockchain.info/it/block-index/468561/00000000000000001a67e8398d0c63b55a837bfdf3168ce5e04a681e1c3d27a9
-----> Lucky Bit http://luckyb.it/
:O your opinions ?
https://blockchain.info/it/block-index/468561/00000000000000001a67e8398d0c63b55a837bfdf3168ce5e04a681e1c3d27a9
-----> Lucky Bit http://luckyb.it/
:O your opinions ?
Also how many psu have for Titan
It might not be running in a screen session, I know the Chinese Dragon miners don't, it could just be a nohup session or even as a background process at boot time in rc.local
This is true, but this will give her knowledge of ways to look for it.
As for instability, it can also be on the pool's end. If the pool is unable to take hundreds of MH at once, it'll backfire the miner.
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