Topic: [ANN] US/North American Bitfury sales NEW STOCK ***NOW SHIPPING*** - page 216. (Read 576936 times)
July 31, 2013, 04:46:20 PM
Can anyone point me to the credit card option?
July 31, 2013, 04:41:51 PM
or they can use dry ice. 
July 31, 2013, 04:31:55 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
Guys, I can't support this form of overclocking. You would need too much tinfoil for capacitance.
he he lol.. Don't worry dave. people will figure it out. If the board is overheating and need extreme solutions.. they can cool it simply by dipping it in the tub full of water. :-p
de-ionized water aint that bad
July 31, 2013, 03:08:26 PM
I think Dave should start offering to sell pumps in the accessories tab to dry out a bitcoin mine for those of us that are underwater.
/cet
/cet
July 31, 2013, 03:05:38 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
Guys, I can't support this form of overclocking. You would need too much tinfoil for capacitance.
he he lol.. Don't worry dave. people will figure it out. If the board is overheating and need extreme solutions.. they can cool it simply by dipping it in the tub full of water. :-p
July 31, 2013, 02:59:54 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
Guys, I can't support this form of overclocking. You would need too much tinfoil for capacitance.
He forgot this part:
However, if you really want to give it a try, I DO have reels of 3k chips available for sale...
July 31, 2013, 02:56:33 PM
H-boards come complete with chips. You add H-boards to the M-board contained in a starter kit. People buying chips are developing alternative products/boards.
ok looks like i am just completely clueless lol, so the $500 h board has the chips on them already? i see so you just buy the starter kit then can plug up to 16 h board on them. which is the same as the 400 gh kit.
got it thanks
Whoops..!! Lol.. Before chipping in.. read the OP people.. try to understand clearly what topic are you talking about.?
July 31, 2013, 02:55:16 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
Guys, I can't support this form of overclocking. You would need too much tinfoil for capacitance.
July 31, 2013, 02:54:07 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
Ha, my favourite post of the day
! You forgot to mention that users need to say the magic words before turning the power on and that simply being in close proximity to such magnificent hashing power can lead to uncontrollable maniacal laughter in public and gross sexual deviancy.
July 31, 2013, 01:49:29 PM
Jeez, I leave and this thread has turned into Comedy Central...
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet Voila, instant 1TH.
no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
You buy H board (that is without chips) then you buy a Reel of 3k chips.. You wrap chips around the H-board with duck tape and plug the whole thing into 220 outlet
Voila, instant 1TH.no need for starter kit, that's for sissies.
July 31, 2013, 01:26:58 PM
guys see post #1 for pictures.
July 31, 2013, 01:21:12 PM
Look at the original post and picture of the prototype. The m board is the main board(horizontal in the pic) with sockets where all of the h boards (vertical) plug into. if you buy a starter kit you get the m board, a Pii to control the mining, and a h board with the chips that plugs into one socket on the m board. Clear?
July 31, 2013, 01:20:02 PM
I think the "accidental" price increase was really a sneaky marketing ploy designed to sell more October H boards. I know I quickly bought a couple more when I saw the 400 Gh/s kit price increase - I got them "while they were still only $500"...
for those of you buying the h board only, can someone explain what you planning to do with it? Are you going to buy the chips separate then manually soldering the chips on them? i am confused what is the point of buying h board and chips separately and do all that work yourself vs just buying the plug n play starter kit.
I dont think anyone buy Hboards only and do you think people got too time on hand. I bought few Hboards for my starter kit and stock is getting low.
i am not following this, you bought h board for your starter kit? the starter kit is a plug n play miner with chips already on them, h board is just the board with no chips soldered on them. I fail to see the connection what it means by buying a few h board for starter kit.
You can have up to 16 H-(hashing boards - WITH ASIC chips on them) to 1 M-(Main/Mother board)
each H-board can do 25Gh at normal settings.
The starter kit has 1 M Board and 1 H Board
It may be possible to OC the H boards - due to power regulator - there are limitations.
Instead of packing 16 H Boards on 1 M Board, it may be possible/worth it to use 2 M boards and placing 8 or 10 H Boards on each and OC within the limits of the power regulator
July 31, 2013, 01:19:04 PM
If you are buying 400Gh/s miner and you are save 800US same thing for buying 18 Hboard = 8k US
July 31, 2013, 01:14:16 PM
H-boards come complete with chips. You add H-boards to the M-board contained in a starter kit. People buying chips are developing alternative products/boards.
ok looks like i am just completely clueless lol, so the $500 h board has the chips on them already? i see so you just buy the starter kit then can plug up to 16 h board on them. which is the same as the 400 gh kit.
got it thanks
July 31, 2013, 01:11:26 PM
I think the "accidental" price increase was really a sneaky marketing ploy designed to sell more October H boards. I know I quickly bought a couple more when I saw the 400 Gh/s kit price increase - I got them "while they were still only $500"...
for those of you buying the h board only, can someone explain what you planning to do with it? Are you going to buy the chips separate then manually soldering the chips on them? i am confused what is the point of buying h board and chips separately and do all that work yourself vs just buying the plug n play starter kit.
I dont think anyone buy Hboards only and do you think people got too time on hand. I bought few Hboards for my starter kit and stock is getting low.
i am not following this, you bought h board for your starter kit? the starter kit is a plug n play miner with chips already on them, h board is just the board with no chips soldered on them. I fail to see the connection what it means by buying a few h board for starter kit.
July 31, 2013, 01:10:43 PM
H-boards come complete with chips. You add H-boards to the M-board contained in a starter kit - a starter kit is one main (M-board) and one H-board that plugs into it. You can plug up to 16 H-boards into an M-board.
People buying chips are developing alternative products/boards.
People buying chips are developing alternative products/boards.
July 31, 2013, 01:08:42 PM
I think the "accidental" price increase was really a sneaky marketing ploy designed to sell more October H boards. I know I quickly bought a couple more when I saw the 400 Gh/s kit price increase - I got them "while they were still only $500"...
for those of you buying the h board only, can someone explain what you planning to do with it? Are you going to buy the chips separate then manually soldering the chips on them? i am confused what is the point of buying h board and chips separately and do all that work yourself vs just buying the plug n play starter kit.
I dont think anyone buy Hboards only and do you think people got too time on hand. I bought few Hboards for my starter kit and stock is getting low.
July 31, 2013, 01:05:51 PM
I think the "accidental" price increase was really a sneaky marketing ploy designed to sell more October H boards. I know I quickly bought a couple more when I saw the 400 Gh/s kit price increase - I got them "while they were still only $500"...
for those of you buying the h board only, can someone explain what you planning to do with it? Are you going to buy the chips separate then manually soldering the chips on them? i am confused what is the point of buying h board and chips separately and do all that work yourself vs just buying the plug n play starter kit.
July 31, 2013, 12:52:14 PM
Actually it seems to have made people pull the trigger on the full kit, i guess in case prices rise again. i see less inventory of it now.
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