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Quote from: lemonte on June 20, 2014, 07:38:42 AM

I have it running now (I guess I'm the first...)

It does: about 3.3 Th and 1950W at the wall (the internal ASIC-monitor gives about 1440W...I have no idea where the difference is going to).
The chip is running on 475 Mhz (and can be set to 500 {not tried yet}).

There is one new thing on the controller-board: on plug-6 there is a small display-board which gives info about the IP-address and Hash-speed (very nice)... but this means as well that 5 boxes is the maximum.

The one PCE-power plug isn't running hot {the fan is indeed pressing air through the hole}, but the cables are 44 degrees Celsius.

What PSU are you using?? Thanks

1600 W Lepa

Are the cables the ones that shipped with the PSU? Sorry to ask so many questions, worried about the cable temperatures

Yes original quality cables: but as I mentioned before: they should have implemented 2 sets of PCE-6 pins (I already ordered extra and will try to solder them on top of the present one..... I have seen too many molten cables and plugs before.... ).

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Quote from: lemonte on June 20, 2014, 07:38:42 AM

I have it running now (I guess I'm the first...)

It does: about 3.3 Th and 1950W at the wall (the internal ASIC-monitor gives about 1440W...I have no idea where the difference is going to).
The chip is running on 475 Mhz (and can be set to 500 {not tried yet}).

There is one new thing on the controller-board: on plug-6 there is a small display-board which gives info about the IP-address and Hash-speed (very nice)... but this means as well that 5 boxes is the maximum.

The one PCE-power plug isn't running hot {the fan is indeed pressing air through the hole}, but the cables are 44 degrees Celsius.

What PSU are you using?? Thanks

1600 W Lepa

Are the cables the ones that shipped with the PSU? Sorry to ask so many questions, worried about the cable temperatures

44C for the cables is quite warm, but most good quality PSU have 18AWG cables rated at at least 80C. Some Corsairs are rated at 90C, not that I expect the PSU to work properly at these temperatures.
I think anything above 50C is worrying.

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I have it running now (I guess I'm the first...)

It does: about 3.3 Th and 1950W at the wall (the internal ASIC-monitor gives about 1440W...I have no idea where the difference is going to).
The chip is running on 475 Mhz (and can be set to 500 {not tried yet}).

There is one new thing on the controller-board: on plug-6 there is a small display-board which gives info about the IP-address and Hash-speed (very nice)... but this means as well that 5 boxes is the maximum.

The one PCE-power plug isn't running hot {the fan is indeed pressing air through the hole}, but the cables are 44 degrees Celsius.

What PSU are you using?? Thanks

1600 W Lepa

Are the cables the ones that shipped with the PSU? Sorry to ask so many questions, worried about the cable temperatures

As you should be.

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