Topic: [ANN] Technobit "DICE" 160Ghs Entry miner/blockchain personal lottery device - page 7. (Read 23309 times)
December 16, 2014, 08:02:44 PM
To all of my friends here, merry christmas & happy new year 2015
December 16, 2014, 06:14:54 PM
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
4 chips per row, 6 rows = 24 (as seen on photo)
Oh I get that it's a 24 chip design, it's just a very interesting one as it the string design there is not long enough to accept 12V in.
My guess is that you would need 3-4 of these boards to come up with something you could power off a 12V rail. (depending on the set point, BE300s automatically clock themselves off of input voltage)
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novak
That was my guess too but it's actually a very low clock setpoint, even lower voltage than at their so called "low power" setpoint, because that would require 3.3V per board, 0.55 V per chip. If you powered four of these off of 12V you have 3V per board, 0.5V per chip. Alternately, three boards would be 4V/board, 0.666 V/chip, which is close, though slightly lower than the "standard" setpoint of 0.7V/chip. But many 12V rails are slightly high anyhow, so it might be pretty close.
I hope they release more info on their chips soon.
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novak
December 16, 2014, 09:36:43 AM
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
4 chips per row, 6 rows = 24 (as seen on photo)
Oh I get that it's a 24 chip design, it's just a very interesting one as it the string design there is not long enough to accept 12V in.
My guess is that you would need 3-4 of these boards to come up with something you could power off a 12V rail. (depending on the set point, BE300s automatically clock themselves off of input voltage)
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novak
December 15, 2014, 11:35:41 PM
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
4 chips per row, 6 rows = 24 (as seen on photo)
Oh I get that it's a 24 chip design, it's just a very interesting one as it the string design there is not long enough to accept 12V in.
My guess is that you would need 3-4 of these boards to come up with something you could power off a 12V rail. (depending on the set point, BE300s automatically clock themselves off of input voltage)
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novak
December 15, 2014, 06:30:02 PM
Hype Hype Hype, its only 2 days away from shipping..
December 15, 2014, 06:10:01 AM
Any coupons or discount codes available for these? Perhaps free int'l shipping? 
It's on sale now with 20 EUR discount
December 15, 2014, 06:02:21 AM
Any coupons or discount codes available for these? Perhaps free int'l shipping?
December 15, 2014, 05:54:26 AM
Haha, this become off topic
December 15, 2014, 05:51:45 AM
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
4 chips per row, 6 rows = 24 (as seen on photo)
December 15, 2014, 01:56:12 AM
i've ordered two, one for each foot 
yeah but you have the free elec at the office right heh (toesie revenge on the boss free elec)
i work at home in my own businesses, so i'll be paying the electric on these ones...
December 15, 2014, 01:55:18 AM
i've ordered two, one for each foot
yeah but you have the free elec at the office right heh (toesie revenge on the boss free elec)
by the way you technobit folks if you get an upsurge in orders for cubicle office toesie heaters I want a cut!
Searing
December 15, 2014, 01:54:09 AM
i've ordered two, one for each foot
December 15, 2014, 01:53:00 AM
Is this is a SCAM?
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
well from a MATH sense of using it to mine for a block with it on a hope prayer (bicoin lottery device) you could say that
on the other hand if I needed a space heater in a cubicle at work and had free elec wtf I'd prob buy one
(keep the toesies warm and what the heck you could get lucky)
cute toy....and it makes nice whirly noises and has them pretty LCD's
Did you order one of the DICE? can you picture it, even 1 picture only please
Im interesting about this DICE
must gonna buy 1 for me :3Sorry for my very BAD English
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
naw don't need a bitcoin lottery device (got a refund from bfl my lottery luck is all run out!) no office no free elec no need to heat toesies
but wth have fun with yours
December 14, 2014, 09:20:31 PM
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Did you order one of the DICE? can you picture it, even 1 picture only please
Im interesting about this DICE must gonna buy 1 for me :3
Sorry for my very BAD English
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
Did you order one of the DICE? can you picture it, even 1 picture only please
Im interesting about this DICE
must gonna buy 1 for me :3Sorry for my very BAD English
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
First production batch will be ship on December 18th. So the the only one that had the miner is marto & i believe he already post the picture.
The dice is in sale now with discount http://technobit.eu/index.php?id_product=95&controller=product&id_lang=1
December 14, 2014, 06:46:04 AM
Is this is a SCAM?
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
well from a MATH sense of using it to mine for a block with it on a hope prayer (bicoin lottery device) you could say that
on the other hand if I needed a space heater in a cubicle at work and had free elec wtf I'd prob buy one
(keep the toesies warm and what the heck you could get lucky)
cute toy....and it makes nice whirly noises and has them pretty LCD's
Did you order one of the DICE? can you picture it, even 1 picture only please
Im interesting about this DICE
must gonna buy 1 for me :3Sorry for my very BAD English
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
December 13, 2014, 10:13:06 AM
Is this is a SCAM?
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
well from a MATH sense of using it to mine for a block with it on a hope prayer (bicoin lottery device) you could say that
on the other hand if I needed a space heater in a cubicle at work and had free elec wtf I'd prob buy one
(keep the toesies warm and what the heck you could get lucky)
cute toy....and it makes nice whirly noises and has them pretty LCD's
December 13, 2014, 09:57:34 AM
Is this is a SCAM?
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
Just asking
Thanks advance
and
God Bless!!!!!
December 12, 2014, 03:34:31 AM
Does that render in the original post use comic sans?.... Nice
December 12, 2014, 03:30:20 AM
Raskul, that is a very interesting looking board. Clearly a string miner setup, yet only six rows of chips, which means that the input voltage is probably ~3.3V, not 12V.
It looks like there are no controllers on the board, which means that the only I/O would be SPI, which is what the chips speak natively (unless that changed from previous BE ASICs). Looking at both ends there's an SPI in and an SPI out, which implies that these boards could be chained together off of a single controller.
Worth pointing out although Friedcat already mentioned it, the PMS01 ASICs do all the level shifting necessary for the BE chips, making these string miners much cleaner than the original prisma. The big FET next to the PMS01 is probably for sinking current to reduce ripple, which is one of the reasons that prismas were so good at catching fire. When ASICs go idle, the FET sinks power to keep the current draw constant.
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
--
novak
It looks like there are no controllers on the board, which means that the only I/O would be SPI, which is what the chips speak natively (unless that changed from previous BE ASICs). Looking at both ends there's an SPI in and an SPI out, which implies that these boards could be chained together off of a single controller.
Worth pointing out although Friedcat already mentioned it, the PMS01 ASICs do all the level shifting necessary for the BE chips, making these string miners much cleaner than the original prisma. The big FET next to the PMS01 is probably for sinking current to reduce ripple, which is one of the reasons that prismas were so good at catching fire. When ASICs go idle, the FET sinks power to keep the current draw constant.
I'm also intrigued by the label, BE300_X24_Board_Rev1.0
Maybe AM is doing a string X24 miner? If you had 4 boards you could chain them and drop ~3V across each, so a 12V rail could supply power.
--
novak
December 12, 2014, 02:37:07 AM
marto, are you going to design board for BE300 chips
because i'm a raskul - and FC took down this image from his OP
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