Quote from: opentoe on July 12, 2014, 05:20:38 AM

Quote from: user27 on July 11, 2014, 02:31:50 PM

Is it recommended to update to f/w 1.0? If so, how do I do it? (I have the bin file)

Seriously? Have you checked and sifted around the options and buttons on your miners built-in webUI? Even the Jupiter manual can help you with that. Us old school guys here worked our asses off to get information and let me tell you, it's all in this thread, so maybe take some time to do a search and/or read up. Sometimes in life you need to do things on your own and not have people do it for you.

Seriously? I think it is now generally accepted that nobody is going to read this whole thread having joined the party late; it's just not practical any more.

Also (if you sifted around the last few pages of this thread you would see) the web front end was not working properly for me and I thought I heard an SD mentioned.

I do appreciate all the work you guys did fixing KfC blunders on the last generation/

I do try to help people out when sometimes I know stuff; so it's nice to be able to ask a simple question that's going to take somebody 2 seconds to answer rather than actually being competent with *nux.

Long story short; doing things on my own is hard Sad

Quote from: dropt on July 12, 2014, 05:49:15 AM

Quote from: aasl on July 12, 2014, 02:57:58 AM

I read the previous posts and found ppl are discussing on a PCI-e 2-to-1 adapter. I thought such 6pin-to-molex is with the same function to evenly distribute the elec current to prevent overheating. Besides, the 6pin-to-molex cable is much easier to get than 2-to-1 PCI-e.

Could you provide the link on the hazard using three wires?

Link? No. What the hell, give that molex to pci-e a try.

Sorry aasl, the guys are correct. The benefit of the cables I made is that they take the 12v power from PSU to PCI-e through 16 cables thus spreading the load. The cablex ones use 12 thicker cables to carry the power to the PCI-e so either way tons of capacity. Your molex to PCI-e on the other hand uses four cables (two out of the six are 5v I think) thus making it 50% worse than the KfC effort using six cables. In order to make a molex to PCI-e which would be as effective as one of the cablex 2to1 PCI-e you would would have to make a 6to1 molex to PCI-e cable using lower AWG cables than the ones shown in your picture/

Quote from: adizzle on January 01, 1970, 12:00:01 AM

Hello all, from north america and i got the electrician coming to do the change of 120 to 220v ..my question is how many amps would each neppy pull?? Will each neppy need more than 15 amps? I have 4 incoming batch 2

Thanks and i apologize as i am a newb

220v AC is much more efficient at shifting wattage than 110v AC; watts=amps*volts so you're looking at half the amps on a 220v circuit compared to 110v.

Approx 2kW per Neptune divide by 220v = 9A per Neptune

40A breaker would be cutting it a bit fine for 4xNeppy so a 60A breaker (or 2x30A/4x15A) @ 220v would give you a nice factor of safety around 50%.

u27

EDIT:
No problem; also you said 120v so you might be looking at 240v... doesn't make much difference.