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pikachuy

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Quote from: NoxX on July 08, 2017, 04:52:09 AM

Quote from: Legav2021 on July 08, 2017, 04:50:38 AM

Quote from: NoxX on July 08, 2017, 04:45:32 AM

Quote from: maleemk on July 08, 2017, 12:28:08 AM

Just having a conversation with Baikalminers over skype.
I can confirm the following.

Appearance is like Giant A900
hashrate: 2000Mh/s
power consumption: 430W
Price 7000usd

So it is essentially 7 CUBEs in one device.

CUBE = 300 Mh/s with 40-80W for 1000 USD at release.

If this is true I am not very impressed...

Cube was 800$ at release

Even less impressed then Cheesy

What doesn't make sense is comparing these two:

New Giant
2000Mh/s
430W??? But for which algo?
Price: 7000usd

or

(2) Quad-CUBES
2400Mh/s combined hashrate
440W combined for Qubit or worst case 600W combined for x11
Price: 6392usd combined

Seems like progress is going backwards, because you are paying for more for less hashrate with the new device to maybe save 200watts of power if that 430w is for x11???

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Quote from: Legav2021 on July 08, 2017, 04:50:38 AM

Quote from: NoxX on July 08, 2017, 04:45:32 AM

Quote from: maleemk on July 08, 2017, 12:28:08 AM

Just having a conversation with Baikalminers over skype.
I can confirm the following.

Appearance is like Giant A900
hashrate: 2000Mh/s
power consumption: 430W
Price 7000usd

So it is essentially 7 CUBEs in one device.

CUBE = 300 Mh/s with 40-80W for 1000 USD at release.

If this is true I am not very impressed...

Cube was 800$ at release

Even less impressed then Cheesy

Legav2021

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Quote from: NoxX on July 08, 2017, 04:45:32 AM

Quote from: maleemk on July 08, 2017, 12:28:08 AM

Just having a conversation with Baikalminers over skype.
I can confirm the following.

Appearance is like Giant A900
hashrate: 2000Mh/s
power consumption: 430W
Price 7000usd

So it is essentially 7 CUBEs in one device.

CUBE = 300 Mh/s with 40-80W for 1000 USD at release.

If this is true I am not very impressed...

Cube was 800$ at release

NoxX

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Quote from: maleemk on July 08, 2017, 12:28:08 AM

Just having a conversation with Baikalminers over skype.
I can confirm the following.

Appearance is like Giant A900
hashrate: 2000Mh/s
power consumption: 430W
Price 7000usd

So it is essentially 7 CUBEs in one device.

CUBE = 300 Mh/s with 40-80W for 1000 USD at release.

If this is true I am not very impressed...

maleemk

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Just having a conversation with Baikalminers over skype.
I can confirm the following.

Appearance is like Giant A900
hashrate: 2000Mh/s
power consumption: 430W
Price 7000usd

benjy33

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where to buy ?

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This is the problem with ASICs, they allow monopolies. All ASIC mined coins are more centralized. We need to boycott them IMO. Force teh Devs to add ASIC resistance or die off. I like everything about Dash but can't support a coin where Chinese data farms control 45% of the supply and 4500 masternodes control the rest. Way too centralized to become a mass adopted crypto.

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Quote from: wolf_miner on July 07, 2017, 07:47:32 AM

Hi, do they sell miner in the chinese market only?

normally is world wide...

wolf_miner

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Hi, do they sell miner in the chinese market only?

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Quote from: igotek on July 01, 2017, 05:21:03 PM

No any official announcement. Just sit and wait for an official announcement. I m sure they will put it on the web site if they produce any new miner.

I think it is too hard to produce the chips in the miners.

music to my ears, but i've had similar thoughts...the closer you get to 0nm the harder it is to even look at the chips without them dissolving.

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Quote from: Searing on July 01, 2017, 09:37:47 AM

Quote from: wolf_miner on July 01, 2017, 07:48:42 AM

I love Baikal miner, but is impossible tu buy them, they are always "Out of stock" .

W_M

I suspect they sold this (if it exists) 2000 mh miner to someone BIG immediately after getting the specs on the ibelink 10g miner.

and probably working on something equiv...in other words they skipped and punted and are playing catch up

but yeah..getting these miners is like fishing for goldfish in the ocean

Your statement is the best scenario I can think of right now. BAIKAL is in the best position to come out with better miner as compare with ibelink. If ibelink can come out with 20x better miner then there previous generation miner than BAIKAL just have to produce 10x or 5x better miner and I think they can easily do it by upgrading from 28 nm process to 22nm or even 14nm.

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How much can we make with this 2000mhs miner?

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No any official announcement. Just sit and wait for an official announcement. I m sure they will put it on the web site if they produce any new miner.

I think it is too hard to produce the chips in the miners.

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Just to clarify... There MAY be a new 2000 mh/s (2GH/s) baikal asic for x11, which looks like baikal's A900. Baikal hasn't announced it, nor do they have it for sale on their website. That could either be because it doesn't actually exist, or because they have/will only sold/sell it to large Chinese outfits. Either way, it would still be 1/5 as powerful as the Ibelink...

Is that about the size of it?

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Quote from: Vaccinus on July 01, 2017, 10:07:35 AM

Quote from: wolf_miner on July 01, 2017, 07:48:42 AM

I love Baikal miner, but is impossible tu buy them, they are always "Out of stock" .

W_M

isn't this a good thing? the diff won't increase anymore if they are out of stock, unless of course they are mining with the baikal that they produce, and then say they are out of stock lol, some company do this, if there is still good profit to be made

They definitely are mining themselves or selling locally with the huge margins of profit these miners are making, even the first gen 150MH miner. Why sell internationally when you can (1) mine yourself and make insane profit, or (2) sell locally without the hassle of customs and shipping?

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Quote from: wolf_miner on July 01, 2017, 07:48:42 AM

I love Baikal miner, but is impossible tu buy them, they are always "Out of stock" .

W_M

isn't this a good thing? the diff won't increase anymore if they are out of stock, unless of course they are mining with the baikal that they produce, and then say they are out of stock lol, some company do this, if there is still good profit to be made

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Quote from: wolf_miner on July 01, 2017, 07:48:42 AM

I love Baikal miner, but is impossible tu buy them, they are always "Out of stock" .

W_M

I suspect they sold this (if it exists) 2000 mh miner to someone BIG immediately after getting the specs on the ibelink 10g miner.

and probably working on something equiv...in other words they skipped and punted and are playing catch up

but yeah..getting these miners is like fishing for goldfish in the ocean

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I love Baikal miner, but is impossible tu buy them, they are always "Out of stock" .

W_M

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Quote from: cybernetik7 on June 29, 2017, 09:47:50 PM

I bought the 300 mh/s and have had good success with it. Wondering if I should turn it off every so often though, and give it a "rest" tho ??

no you would lose money, keep it open all the time, just one thign is to check the temp, but the baikal have an auto protection where if it goes above 72° it stop automatically, so you don't have to worry about anything

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Quote from: newmz on June 29, 2017, 10:31:07 PM

Quote from: cybernetik7 on June 29, 2017, 09:47:50 PM

I bought the 300 mh/s and have had good success with it. Wondering if I should turn it off every so often though, and give it a "rest" tho ??

No. Electronics are made to run. As long as you keep them within the preferred tolerances (usually remperature) they are fine running all the time. In fact - I believe that people who have devices that they shut down after using them or power cycle them multiple times a day have more potential for problems. I leave all my PCs running all the time. Laptops "sleep" when you close the lid obviously but all my GPU mining rigs and ASICs run 24/7 if I can help it.

Thanks for the advice newmz Grin

I let him humm.

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