Topic: [Avalon ASIC] US-based burnin alternative - page 2. (Read 3778 times)
Do you have any specs available yet for your ASICs? I'm curious to at least know how many chips your boards will take.
Check it out guys... still in the works but it's pretty slick I think 
http://neo-asics.com/
Site might not update yet for some ISP try ALT + F5
tell me what you think!
PS I NEED a hardcore photoshop (or any photoshop for logo design lol)
http://neo-asics.com/
Site might not update yet for some ISP try ALT + F5
tell me what you think!
PS I NEED a hardcore photoshop (or any photoshop for logo design lol)
Ah, sorry. Connecticut. Got it.
I think I can move towards the next step in my little business plan as far as working with the local engineers in my state.
What state are you in, by the way?
Read the first post.
I think I can move towards the next step in my little business plan as far as working with the local engineers in my state.
What state are you in, by the way?
I am very interested! I'm getting 591 chips in the group buy.
Thanks for making this post Rye.
UPDATE!
Alright guys. I think I can move towards the next step in my little business plan as far as working with the local engineers in my state. I decided to purchase domains for my small start up group!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you:
(30 second paint job)
http://neo-asics.com/ will currently point to the updated spreadsheet
I will keep you guys updated on what we plan on doing as far as assembling these machines. After talking to my team we are confident that we can put together a machine using Avalon ASICs chips. But only time can tell until we can put together concrete evidence. We are just doing a lot of research right now but the enthusiasm is really high!
If you are interested in having machines made using your chips send me a PM! This will be a first come first serve basis.
As for pricing we will be asking for parts + labor. Pricing at this point is unknown but you can base it some what on:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/45698vk7bpvbdkp/BOM.xls - from the DIY thread.
Obviously you can opt out anytime you want this is just so I can see who is interested in something like this!
P.S I need a photoshop guru to design my logo hehe
UPDATE!
Alright guys. I think I can move towards the next step in my little business plan as far as working with the local engineers in my state. I decided to purchase domains for my small start up group!
Ladies and Gentlemen, I present to you:
(30 second paint job)
http://neo-asics.com/ will currently point to the updated spreadsheet
I will keep you guys updated on what we plan on doing as far as assembling these machines. After talking to my team we are confident that we can put together a machine using Avalon ASICs chips. But only time can tell until we can put together concrete evidence. We are just doing a lot of research right now but the enthusiasm is really high!
If you are interested in having machines made using your chips send me a PM! This will be a first come first serve basis.
As for pricing we will be asking for parts + labor. Pricing at this point is unknown but you can base it some what on:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/45698vk7bpvbdkp/BOM.xls - from the DIY thread.
Obviously you can opt out anytime you want this is just so I can see who is interested in something like this!
P.S I need a photoshop guru to design my logo hehe
I like the 16 chip idea... and the little bitty ones with single chips.
yea that sounds awesome.
I'm definitely interested and have 180 chips on the ragingazn group buy. If there is some sort of confirmation and escrow arrangement (since you'll have possession of our chips), I'll increase my order to 192 chips assuming 16 chip boards.
I like the 16 chip idea... and the little bitty ones with single chips.
I am interested, and I am buying 100 chips in ragingazn's group.
My understanding is that ragingazn is also looking for someone who can do this for the group. If that guy is you, then all is good. However, if ragingazn is in talks with someone else, then I guess the majority will go with that, and so will I.
May be talk to ragingazn about this - assuming you really are in talks with companies ?
Thanks for he effort.
My understanding is that ragingazn is also looking for someone who can do this for the group. If that guy is you, then all is good. However, if ragingazn is in talks with someone else, then I guess the majority will go with that, and so will I.
May be talk to ragingazn about this - assuming you really are in talks with companies ?
Thanks for he effort.
That guy is not me and I did not know that was in the works. I'll talk to ragingazn.
Sounds interesting to me.
480 chips are for you ?
30 modules a 16 chips ?
480 chips are for you ?
30 modules a 16 chips ?
bkkcoins' design is supposed to allow for daisy-chaining multiple boards together with only one board actually needing to be hooked up via USB to a computer that acts as a controller.
Sounds interesting to me.
480 chips are for you ?
30 modules a 16 chips ?
480 chips are for you ?
30 modules a 16 chips ?
I am interested, and I am buying 100 chips in ragingazn's group.
My understanding is that ragingazn is also looking for someone who can do this for the group. If that guy is you, then all is good. However, if ragingazn is in talks with someone else, then I guess the majority will go with that, and so will I.
May be talk to ragingazn about this - assuming you really are in talks with companies ?
Thanks for he effort.
My understanding is that ragingazn is also looking for someone who can do this for the group. If that guy is you, then all is good. However, if ragingazn is in talks with someone else, then I guess the majority will go with that, and so will I.
May be talk to ragingazn about this - assuming you really are in talks with companies ?
Thanks for he effort.
Hi all,
I'm going to be getting 480 chips as part of ragingazn/JohnK's group buy, assuming it gets funded in time. Since I'm already planning on having the PCBs for mounting the chips printed and assembled in my home state, Oregon, I was wondering if anyone else would be interested in a US-based assembly option.
I have no background in EE myself and am planning on simply passing the PCB design bkkcoins is working on to a plant nearby. Bkkcoins' design will accommodate 16 chips per board. (More info here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928839)
To take advantage of this offer, you must be part of raginazn's group buy (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/group-buy1-avalon-asics-chips-using-johnk-as-escrow-finished-177994). I don't want to have to deal with chips trickling in from other sources and potentially holding everyone up. Have raginazn ship your chips directly to me and I'll ship them on to you after assembly. Or you can come by and pick up the assembled unit directly, if you're willing to make the trek out to Portland.
I don't know how much this will cost, all told, but I will only be marking up the parts, printing, and assembly cost by 5% at the most.
Also, if there are enough parties interested in the single-chip USB miner the DIY group is designing, then I'd be happy to have that printed, assembled, and shipped as well.
I'm going to be getting 480 chips as part of ragingazn/JohnK's group buy, assuming it gets funded in time. Since I'm already planning on having the PCBs for mounting the chips printed and assembled in my home state, Oregon, I was wondering if anyone else would be interested in a US-based assembly option.
I have no background in EE myself and am planning on simply passing the PCB design bkkcoins is working on to a plant nearby. Bkkcoins' design will accommodate 16 chips per board. (More info here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1928839)
To take advantage of this offer, you must be part of raginazn's group buy (https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/group-buy1-avalon-asics-chips-using-johnk-as-escrow-finished-177994). I don't want to have to deal with chips trickling in from other sources and potentially holding everyone up. Have raginazn ship your chips directly to me and I'll ship them on to you after assembly. Or you can come by and pick up the assembled unit directly, if you're willing to make the trek out to Portland.
I don't know how much this will cost, all told, but I will only be marking up the parts, printing, and assembly cost by 5% at the most.
Also, if there are enough parties interested in the single-chip USB miner the DIY group is designing, then I'd be happy to have that printed, assembled, and shipped as well.
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