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If the new M-boards are not ready, I want to start preparing my PSU for the older version.

Quote from: buzzdave on August 06, 2013, 12:40:32 PM

Otherwise, you will get the first version M-board, which has a Keystone Terminal http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/8197/8197K-ND/316833 for power.

How would I go about connecting it to an ATX PSU? Would I need to cut my PSU ground and 12v wires to hook up to these terminals? Are there any adapters I could buy so I don't need to cut my PSU wires?

Also, this is awesome! First ASIC company to ship on time?!

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Quote from: kaerf on August 07, 2013, 01:53:06 PM

Awesome! Thanks for the update, Dave. Any word on whether August deliveries will get the new M-board?

I think its doubtful. Niko will have some prototypes in about a week, but they aren't even tested yet. I don't plan to derail any of my shipping efforts to get the new M-boards, especially when the existing design is working well.

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Awesome! Thanks for the update, Dave. Any word on whether August deliveries will get the new M-board?

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Quote from: buzzdave on August 07, 2013, 01:45:04 PM

Hey guys, the first boards are shipping from the factory tomorrow. These are for 100TH rigs, but the August rigs are right on the heels of these boards (I don't know how long it takes them to make the 100TH boards). The August delivery rigs were ordered in the same batch - this is different from what I've posted previously - I had forgotten that we added to the order over the top of what was needed for 100TH.

Tytus has the software working pretty well at this point - its only consuming 25% - 30% of an rPi's processor resources, which I think is pretty amazing!

A lot of work still needs to be done around things like producing some instructions and safety recommendations. These things really are kits from that standpoint. As soon as I can post pics of how to properly set up your rigs, I'll post it on my website. I want to make sure you can get your rigs up & running without damaging them, yourself or your personal property.

Hey, I made a quick video showing screen output from a rig - thought I'd share that.

http://youtu.be/naW5uGHLbZE

Woohoooo

awesome.
Definitely would be interesting to know how soon the 100TH will take to produce. So I can estimate when I'll have my kit hashing away.

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Hey guys, the first boards are shipping from the factory tomorrow. These are for 100TH rigs, but the August rigs are right on the heels of these boards (I don't know how long it takes them to make the 100TH boards). The August delivery rigs were ordered in the same batch - this is different from what I've posted previously - I had forgotten that we added to the order over the top of what was needed for 100TH.

Tytus has the software working pretty well at this point - its only consuming 25% - 30% of an rPi's processor resources, which I think is pretty amazing!

A lot of work still needs to be done around things like producing some instructions and safety recommendations. These things really are kits from that standpoint. As soon as I can post pics of how to properly set up your rigs, I'll post it on my website. I want to make sure you can get your rigs up & running without damaging them, yourself or your personal property.

Hey, I made a quick video showing screen output from a rig - thought I'd share that.

http://youtu.be/naW5uGHLbZE

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wondering if Dave is supplying Coinlab's mining farm or if that's under an NDA

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He was being sarcastic. Were you trying for irony?

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Quote from: buzzdave on August 06, 2013, 11:03:56 PM

Quote from: nexus99 on August 06, 2013, 10:58:35 PM

If I were an enterprising kind of guy I would be trying to figure out how to stick 16 BFL chips on a blade and make it work in a bitfury chassis. Maybe it has to be the unit on the end so there is room for cooling? Who knows... that would be pretty cool though.

...or maybe I'll offer trade in on BFL's for BitFury blades Tongue

Very nice!

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Quote from: nexus99 on August 06, 2013, 10:58:35 PM

If I were an enterprising kind of guy I would be trying to figure out how to stick 16 BFL chips on a blade and make it work in a bitfury chassis. Maybe it has to be the unit on the end so there is room for cooling? Who knows... that would be pretty cool though.

...or maybe I'll offer trade in on BFL's for BitFury blades Tongue

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If I were an enterprising kind of guy I would be trying to figure out how to stick 16 BFL chips on a blade and make it work in a bitfury chassis. Maybe it has to be the unit on the end so there is room for cooling? Who knows... that would be pretty cool though.

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Bitfury has a nice product in that its expandable. For we small-fry we can get into a base unit and add to it over time. As the price on ASIC drops Bitfury can adjust the price of their expansion boards and retain their customers. A non expandable solution will be more easily seen as a wasted investment and liquidated for something larger/expandable.

And I bet that in the future bitfury will either stick more chips on blades or release faster chips that hopefully will work with the same base system. That would be the ultimate lock in. If I could buy version 2 blades that did 100GH/s and mix them with 25 GH/S current version I would have no reason to jump to the next big thing that comes out, for example.

In any event... I very much like the 16 blade chassis. Its much better for the serious miner than the BFL model.

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Perhaps like Avalon (who promised 80 Gh, but delivered 100+ Gh), Bitfury will come through in an unexpected way. Wink

Certainly their specs as ordered are conservative, no?

Even though it's true that if these are a month+ late, they might not reach ROI. These calculations can only be made with the promised specs and perhaps what we actually receive will achieve a better ROI than most people think.

Ordering any vaporware (or even from reputable companies) is a gamble. With the ASIC situation the way it is, you either have to gamble or get out of the game. There is no waiting and playing safe to "see who is legit". By the time you know, the possible profit will have been mined by the early adopters of the equipment that took the gamble. We've all seen what happens when ASIC manufacturers are proven legit.. they raise their prices (Avalon Batch 3 and BFL's new pricing).

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Don't forget the flood of cheap ASIC as many people exit the market in Q4 and Q1. They will be displaced by the big fish... and will be selling off their units. I expect a deluge of used units up to 25GH/s.

Today a 25GH/S unit is about .3 BTC per day. In a month is will be .2 and in two it will be less than .1 BTC per day. Q1 of next year 25 GH/S units will cost maybe 2 BTC?

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Quote from: klondike_bar on August 06, 2013, 10:03:55 PM

Quote from: superduh on August 06, 2013, 08:44:06 PM

given the changing landscape in the asic field - are you considering adjusting prices for october delivery? boards or full units etc

looks like prices go up, thats been the trend with every other company so far it seems : show your prototype, demand rises, price rises

I know that the second these begin shipping I would be locking in on any boards left - until then its as big a gamble as BFL

the biggest gamble at the moment is October delivery. why? because that's when avalon chips should be assembled, KnCs should be out, hashfast?, coineterra, labcoin, btcgarden, activemining, asicminer products who knows what else all hitting around that time. Q4 is completely unpredictable and guessing ROI is just impossible. it will not hit 100% ROI for most RETAIL customers. should be interesting though

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Quote from: superduh on August 06, 2013, 08:44:06 PM

given the changing landscape in the asic field - are you considering adjusting prices for october delivery? boards or full units etc

looks like prices go up, thats been the trend with every other company so far it seems : show your prototype, demand rises, price rises

I know that the second these begin shipping I would be locking in on any boards left - until then its as big a gamble as BFL

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given the changing landscape in the asic field - are you considering adjusting prices for october delivery? boards or full units etc

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I am very much looking forward to getting my starter set so I can start filling it up with boards...

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Quote from: erk on August 06, 2013, 07:33:22 PM

How come the 25GH/s starter kit is still at the old price and not similar $ per GH/s to the new 400GH/s unit price?

It's like $52 per GH/s vs $20 per GH/s which is a crazy difference.

we got good price than Europe site.

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Quote from: erk on August 06, 2013, 07:33:22 PM

How come the 25GH/s starter kit is still at the old price and not similar $ per GH/s to the new 400GH/s unit price?

It's like $52 per GH/s vs $20 per GH/s which is a crazy difference.

That's not true.

Full Kit = $8000
Starter Kit +15 Boards = $8800

Only a 10% difference

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How come the 25GH/s starter kit is still at the old price and not similar $ per GH/s to the new 400GH/s unit price?

It's like $52 per GH/s vs $20 per GH/s which is a crazy difference.

NVM. I just noticed the starter kit includes the motherboard price too.

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