Topic: ALLMINE INC - FPGA Cryptominer - page 21. (Read 51510 times)
Have you ever thought of using Amazon Payments instead of PayPal? Fees are pretty similar, they pay out right to your bank account, and customers can link cards/bank accounts/amazon credit to purchase the cards. Amazon doesn't have issues as long as your shipping an actual product, and when uploading tracking it will link to customers amazon accounts.
Hey side topic. I did see a couple lines or two in one of the threads about water cooling. Another user had mentioned that they could help design.
Any headway here?
Any headway here?
It is going to be available as a “factory” upgrade offered before shipping
At these current BTC and crypto prices...and the FPGA card prices...
looks like mine (and perhaps) others view on all this is gonna get pushed out in
the future ...for more than a bit...
a couple questions
1) at $3.2k a card (damn, this looked more do'able a month or two ago) is
there any 'resale' market on these cards? What I mean is, the folk buying
these for industry ...likely need to buy 'new' for the warranty...or they'd
lose their job, kinda viewpoint
2) so as to the 'what comes first' do you mine with these FPGA cards on
the hope can do 'current' coins or do you do a combo of both current
coins that this FPGA card would make sense to mine and/or a specific FPGA coin?
3) What is the best guess of someone getting a working prototype up
mining ...whatever coins (above) as a public example?
thanks, just trying to catch up...but damn $3.2k a card is 'rough' if
there is no real 'resale' value to their industrial used nature (now).
(I'm a simple miner (or was looking iffy now) this makes my head hurt.
Searing
Hey side topic. I did see a couple lines or two in one of the threads about water cooling. Another user had mentioned that they could help design.
Any headway here?
Any headway here?
It is going to be available as a “factory” upgrade offered before shipping
Hey side topic. I did see a couple lines or two in one of the threads about water cooling. Another user had mentioned that they could help design.
Any headway here?
Any headway here?
ok i have see you have answer at my mail
i have ask you new question and ask warranty
thanks
i have ask you new question and ask warranty
thanks
Can you not read or are you just lazy. Just read a few pages all your answers are contained in the previous pages
ok i have see you have answer at my mail
i have ask you new question and ask warranty
thanks
i have ask you new question and ask warranty
thanks
need to contact you directely , is for buy 5 card , but not buy before talk with you in private
We're only planning to provide lyra2z and cnv1. I'll be mostly focused on the shell which will allow community developers to quickly put their design together.
Will you be auditing the codes that the developers push into the shell? Wondering if there's a possibility for backdoors or what not or if there's a hidden dev fee on top of your shell dev fee that they can somehow implement.
The shell will have limits and securities in place to protect the users from the developers and the developers from the users. We'll also be providing all of the software.
Hmm, I've just seen that Vivado Webpack does not support this FPGA version, need the full software, which is around 3k-4k, do you have any solution for that? I'd rather not pay that to develop for the platform.
We're still trying to confirm if Xilinx is going to include the licenses. If not, I'll provide some licenses and figure out some sort of licensing situation.
Woah. Does this mean that if Xilinix does not include the licenses for software, we will be needing to pay an additional $3-4k to run software for these FPGAs?
I'm assuming this is an additional $3-4k above the $3.5k cost of the hardware bringing the cost to run an FPGA to $7-8k. If so, this is something you should have clarified with us buyers in the very first place. What am i going to do with that FPGA if i don't have an additional $3-4k lying around??
No, not at all. The rest of your statement was based off an incorrect assumption.
We're only planning to provide lyra2z and cnv1. I'll be mostly focused on the shell which will allow community developers to quickly put their design together.
Will you be auditing the codes that the developers push into the shell? Wondering if there's a possibility for backdoors or what not or if there's a hidden dev fee on top of your shell dev fee that they can somehow implement.
The shell will have limits and securities in place to protect the users from the developers and the developers from the users. We'll also be providing all of the software.
Hmm, I've just seen that Vivado Webpack does not support this FPGA version, need the full software, which is around 3k-4k, do you have any solution for that? I'd rather not pay that to develop for the platform.
We're still trying to confirm if Xilinx is going to include the licenses. If not, I'll provide some licenses and figure out some sort of licensing situation.
Woah. Does this mean that if Xilinix does not include the licenses for software, we will be needing to pay an additional $3-4k to run software for these FPGAs?
I'm assuming this is an additional $3-4k above the $3.5k cost of the hardware bringing the cost to run an FPGA to $7-8k. If so, this is something you should have clarified with us buyers in the very first place. What am i going to do with that FPGA if i don't have an additional $3-4k lying around??
Update:
Paypal asked for additional documentation. By the time we get them the additional documentation the sales will already be closed.
They will allow us to continue doing business in the future though. So, future batches with paypal shouldn't be an issue.
Well, that sucks, with the current crypto dips, it'll actually cost more in crypto right now than if bought last week... lol.
if i send money in 24h
in how many time you send order ?
possible to speak with you in private ?
in how many time you send order ?
possible to speak with you in private ?
for me i can paid in euros directely or crypto money
We're accepting bank wire and crypto payments through our website at https://fpga.land/
for me i can paid in euros directely or crypto money
Update:
Paypal asked for additional documentation. By the time we get them the additional documentation the sales will already be closed.
They will allow us to continue doing business in the future though. So, future batches with paypal shouldn't be an issue.
Hi
i have see with friend at me your post for your new and best card
with friend at me see for buy 4 at 6 or possible 8 of your incredible card
can you tell me if can do cryptonight v7 and give me the hashrate for this money if you can
see the profitabyliti of this card
and which solution for money transfert you accept ?
Thanks
i have see with friend at me your post for your new and best card
with friend at me see for buy 4 at 6 or possible 8 of your incredible card
can you tell me if can do cryptonight v7 and give me the hashrate for this money if you can
see the profitabyliti of this card
and which solution for money transfert you accept ?
Thanks
We're only planning to provide lyra2z and cnv1. I'll be mostly focused on the shell which will allow community developers to quickly put their design together.
Will you be auditing the codes that the developers push into the shell? Wondering if there's a possibility for backdoors or what not or if there's a hidden dev fee on top of your shell dev fee that they can somehow implement.
The shell will have limits and securities in place to protect the users from the developers and the developers from the users. We'll also be providing all of the software.
Hmm, I've just seen that Vivado Webpack does not support this FPGA version, need the full software, which is around 3k-4k, do you have any solution for that? I'd rather not pay that to develop for the platform.
We're still trying to confirm if Xilinx is going to include the licenses. If not, I'll provide some licenses and figure out some sort of licensing situation.
We're only planning to provide lyra2z and cnv1. I'll be mostly focused on the shell which will allow community developers to quickly put their design together.
Will you be auditing the codes that the developers push into the shell? Wondering if there's a possibility for backdoors or what not or if there's a hidden dev fee on top of your shell dev fee that they can somehow implement.
The shell will have limits and securities in place to protect the users from the developers and the developers from the users. We'll also be providing all of the software.
I've seen these cards do 1900Mh/s on Ethereum are you guys providing a bitstream soon for Seth?
Thanks,
Alan
Thanks,
Alan
Imagine how much ram that would need on 1 single card
We're only planning to provide lyra2z and cnv1. I'll be mostly focused on the shell which will allow community developers to quickly put their design together.
Will you be auditing the codes that the developers push into the shell? Wondering if there's a possibility for backdoors or what not or if there's a hidden dev fee on top of your shell dev fee that they can somehow implement.
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