Wu Announces BM 7NM pending Miner release. 42 J/TH

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Quote from: Sundance_ on October 31, 2018, 06:05:19 AM

Where are these rumours from phillipma?
https://twitter.com/btcking555 i hope its not this guy (conjecture: who i think is excellion anyway)

hello bitmain employee Cheesy

(oh its a rumor by myself)

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Where are these rumours from phillipma?
https://twitter.com/btcking555 i hope its not this guy (conjecture: who i think is excellion anyway)

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Quote from: qctechno_isback on October 30, 2018, 07:46:19 PM

42J/TH ... didn't happen yet. Hope Halloween will bring some candies.

rumor has it they had another fail on wafer burn of 7nm chips.

some say the third fail.
some say the second fail.

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42J/TH ... didn't happen yet. Hope Halloween will bring some candies.

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Quote from: Thetaj on October 12, 2018, 04:31:28 AM

Hey Phil, I wouldn't get my hopes up on the efficiency. There are alot of problems it seems with the 7nm chips and it is very hard to get good efficiency on them. It may get something around 60-70watt/th but I seriously doubt anyone will get anything below 50watt/th in the next few years. I'm not a chip engineer so I don't know the whole detail so perhaps others that are more knowledgable would chime in as to why. But yea, so far the big brands are struggling to get the performance to where they want it to be. I expect Bitcoin mining to shrink if anything (in terms of miners) in the coming years. Anyone above 0.05kw/hr will be hard pressed to stay in the game.

yeah we are hitting the wall as diff is going sideways and we are creeping down to where only 2-4 cent power works.

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Hey Phil, I wouldn't get my hopes up on the efficiency. There are alot of problems it seems with the 7nm chips and it is very hard to get good efficiency on them. It may get something around 60-70watt/th but I seriously doubt anyone will get anything below 50watt/th in the next few years. I'm not a chip engineer so I don't know the whole detail so perhaps others that are more knowledgable would chime in as to why. But yea, so far the big brands are struggling to get the performance to where they want it to be. I expect Bitcoin mining to shrink if anything (in terms of miners) in the coming years. Anyone above 0.05kw/hr will be hard pressed to stay in the game.

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Quote from: sarcheer on October 04, 2018, 08:25:06 AM

Hopefully the (potential) built-in PSU will be modular and simple to change/replace. Looking at my T2T, I can imagine tinkering and replacing the built-in PSU with a APW5 by removing the PCI cabling and using the bolts. I can also imagine killing my T2T this way haha. Has anyone ever replaced a built-in ASIC psu with an APWx?

this is funny as my t2turbo has crapped out at the solar array.. I may be doing this I am not looking forward to it.

I will be driving over to the array today to figure out what it did.

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Hopefully the (potential) built-in PSU will be modular and simple to change/replace. Looking at my T2T, I can imagine tinkering and replacing the built-in PSU with a APW5 by removing the PCI cabling and using the bolts. I can also imagine killing my T2T this way haha. Has anyone ever replaced a built-in ASIC psu with an APWx?

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I have PSU issues much more frequently than I have miner issues. If the PSU was built-in my farm reliability would really go down.

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Quote from: fanatic26_ on October 02, 2018, 11:15:18 AM

thats the frustrating thing. I have THOUSANDS of 2450w PSUs that would go to waste in this scenario. Hopefully they do like in the past and make a version with and without. Previously all of their built in PSU systems were for the chinese market only.

Yeah it would hurt a guy like you.

But boost their psu sales a lot.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on October 01, 2018, 09:40:12 PM

and forces you to buy it with the psu attached, since the psu needs to handle about 2100 watts.

thats the frustrating thing. I have THOUSANDS of 2450w PSUs that would go to waste in this scenario. Hopefully they do like in the past and make a version with and without. Previously all of their built in PSU systems were for the chinese market only.

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well we are in tight margin times.

bitmain sold a lot of s9i and s9j cheap at least ⅔ of mining gear is some kind of an

s9
s9i
s9j

they mostly have disposable psus.

if bitmain can put out a 45-50 watt per th unit we will need to buy it or not mine

a 10 cent per kwatt s9 is in the red

and if bitmain pushes this with that big psu

a 6 cent a kwatt s9 will soon be dead

but that s11 will be a money maker.

bitmain is exposing what unchecked selling of low priced miners does to the industry.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on October 01, 2018, 09:40:12 PM

and forces you to buy it with the psu attached, since the psu needs to handle about 2100 watts.

One thing I've wondered about these attached PSU machines (never owned one). Do the manufacturers make them in a way that you can't use an external one in any way? I've run most of my equipment on 2400W PSU's so in theory if their PSU fails I would have spares.

That is assuming of course that they want to sell it with an integrated PSU. I'm not going to lie I don't see the appeal in it myself. It's just another piece to wear out; so unless they have an abundance of them laying around or on order for pennies on the dollar I wouldn't waste my time. From a consumer standpoint I would probably pay a little extra total cost getting setup, for the convenience of choosing my own PSU.

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Quote from: fanatic26_ on October 01, 2018, 07:33:34 PM

I dont see any reason why people would want to pay extra for a built in PSU. Anyone doing mass upgrades from the S9 already has power supplies, most likely of a higher quality than the ones that come built onto miners. I know the last thing I want is another proprietary part in my datacenter that I cant just switch out on the fly.

if it is all they sell you will have no choice.

the more i think about it they will do a 40th unit using an attached psu

getting 48 to 52 watts a th.

sold at 950 to 1050 it kills everyone price and efficiency wise.

and forces you to buy it with the psu attached, since the psu needs to handle about 2100 watts.

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Quote from: philipma1957 on October 01, 2018, 05:40:52 PM

Unless the s11 does 45 watts and 30th with a built in psu and costs under 1000 usd.

I dont see any reason why people would want to pay extra for a built in PSU. Anyone doing mass upgrades from the S9 already has power supplies, most likely of a higher quality than the ones that come built onto miners. I know the last thing I want is another proprietary part in my datacenter that I cant just switch out on the fly.

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I think bitmain gonna do better efficiency with same price as M10, including PSU.
They not gonna sell so cheap s11 gears

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Quote from: Thetaj on October 01, 2018, 08:13:29 AM

Well something is definitely going on since Bitmain is now out of 16nm chips (from my sources). From what I hear they are full-steaming for production of this new 7nm wafer. Bad news for anyone with an S9 since there will be no support in 3 months (but it'll be trash by then anyways so...)

it won't be trash in 3 months more like 9 months.

most of the network is s9 it will take more the 3 months for buyers to replace them.

Unless the s11 does 45 watts and 30th with a built in psu and costs under 1000 usd.

That would sell well even in the frozen usa market it will sell.

Or bitmain prices high like the m10 at 1600 which won't sell to usa miners quickly.

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Quote from: Thetaj on October 01, 2018, 08:13:29 AM

Well something is definitely going on since Bitmain is now out of 16nm chips (from my sources). From what I hear they are full-steaming for production of this new 7nm wafer. Bad news for anyone with an S9 since there will be no support in 3 months (but it'll be trash by then anyways so...)

Better late than never.

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Well something is definitely going on since Bitmain is now out of 16nm chips (from my sources). From what I hear they are full-steaming for production of this new 7nm wafer. Bad news for anyone with an S9 since there will be no support in 3 months (but it'll be trash by then anyways so...)

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We were also there and wrote some follow up story. Jihan basically shared his Vision for the next 10 years and at last a sneak peak of a new chip.
There was also alot about Ai and Quantum computing stuff in his speech.

https://www.cryptouniverse.at/world-digitial-mining-summit-kicks-off-with-an-amazing-speech-and-new-7nm-miners/

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