S19j Pro 104T How Reliable Are They?

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yield_bitMember
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#1Oct 19, 2021, 02:22 AM
Anyone have thoughts on how reliable these machines really are? I'm thinking about grabbing one from kaboomracks, but I’ve heard some crazy stories about the S17s. Are these S19s much of an upgrade?
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pr0to88Member
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#2Oct 19, 2021, 06:40 AM
Honestly, buying just one unit feels super risky. If the power supply goes, you could be stuck waiting a month for a fix. And just think about it losing around 1k in earnings, plus $250 for power, you’re really in the negative. Buying three with extra parts makes more sense, but that’s a huge upfront cost.
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probablynothingFull Member
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#3Oct 20, 2021, 11:05 PM
Hey, that’s good info. I’ve seen the S17 issues too, mainly those heat-sink problems leading to chip failures. The S19’s got a solid heat-sink design now, so hopefully that’ll stop the burning. Plus, I heard they improved quality control too. Buying a few with backups is sound advice, especially if you have repair shops around.
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mark.lordMember
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#4Oct 21, 2021, 12:31 AM
I’ve got 20 of the S19J 100/104s. They can be a bit temperamental had a couple of reboots but only one PSU failed on me. Knock on wood, that’s not too bad. Others have had worse luck, so I count myself fortunate.
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fork_2014Hero Member
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#5Oct 21, 2021, 01:06 AM
What caused your PSU to blow? Just got an S19J Pro and it’s totally dead. I bought it off Amazon, and the seller’s been helping me troubleshoot, but how does a new unit not even turn on?
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stacksatsHero Member
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#6Oct 21, 2021, 09:33 AM
Dumb question, but you plugged it into a 220V outlet, right? These won’t run on 110V power.
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jakecobraFull Member
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#7Oct 21, 2021, 01:32 PM
Great pitch for those miners, but come on, not mentioning the PSU issues? That’s a lot of money to risk if something fails. Bitmain really needs to get it together. It’s frustrating when you drop so much cash and still worry about parts breaking.
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pr0to88Member
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#8Oct 21, 2021, 11:29 PM
True, but he did suggest getting extra parts. Honestly, I want 3-5 S19s, but the price is just too steep. With my power situation, 5 units would only net me around $90 a day. It’s gonna take forever to break even.
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fork_2014Hero Member
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#9Oct 22, 2021, 12:41 AM
Yeah, we’ve definitely got 220V set up here, 20 amps per leg. Thanks for the help!
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madbullFull Member
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#10Oct 22, 2021, 04:25 AM
As a newbie myself, I’ve had my S19J Pro (104TH) running for 2 months with a pro hosting team, and now it’s crapping out on me. Looks like a hash board's gone bad, and it’s going into warranty. Not thrilled about waiting two weeks for repair.
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#11Oct 22, 2021, 08:13 AM
So I’m kinda a newbie too, just want to share my experience. I got a S19J Pro 100TH in 2021, ran for like 1.5 hours before dropping a hash board. Sent it to Delaware for repairs, but they messed it up in shipping. They claimed to send me a new one, but it felt like the same broken unit.
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