Topic: [BFL-Chip Groupbuy] $27,5/chip 50% - BTC,PayPal,SEPA - 420 sold, 0/100 batch #4 - page 10. (Read 41806 times)

the difference that really matters is delivery time.

there are alot of orders for BFL chips that should begin to arrive in about a month.  I have one for 3500 chips for example.
that hashing power will be quite profitable at that time when placed on boards and mined with. 

the new product we won't see for a long time and BFL states on the page that it may take longer than they anticipate.

so the technical difference is not the right question in my opinion as it relates to the design of the board on this thread.

Well since it takes that long just to make current chips I really don't think this is a case...

Think of all those back orders they will eliminate by using the transfer option

Who wants a 500 Gh/S mini rig @$22484-00 when you can have a 600Gh/s "Graphics" card for $4680-00

with 100% trade in for older back orders, and 90% trade in for later, That's a lot more Gh/s for no more money.

"IF YOU CAN WAIT"

Back orders for the big miners "MAY" have finally shipped in november, This "MAY" ship in December/January



Lucko

What could you do with this "new chip" when they start selling them?

Do you think this may release the supply of the existing chips onto the Hobby market?

Yes it is thx.
Yep they are claiming they can produce a 600GH/s box at 350w pre order now for a Nov - Dec 2013 delivery.....Whatever.



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Well smaller you get higher frequency you can have and you can put more in chip. It also uses less power. But I can't see BFL hit 350W for 600GH... KNCminer is using same technology and it is using 1KW for 400GH. So I guess this is FPGA and ASIC all over again... Making the wrong estimate...

Good enough?

So Butterfly Labs has announced a 28nm Version 2 asic chip.... I don't mean to hijack this thread with this topic but I was hoping someone could briefly explain what the difference between a 65nm chip vs 28nm. Is the size smaller  ( nano-meter) which maybe means less heat and same or better performance? I obviously don't what I'm talking about here and looking for a short lesson.

Hello,

Let me introduce myself, my name is Rob, and I am handling the PCB fab and professional assembly process of this ground breaking project.
The reason you haven't heard from me up to this point is because I have been working with form and lucko behind the scenes. However I am posting now because I am asking for some chip contributors for the first production level Contamination board.

The first boards are going into Fab immediately. Which will take approximately 2 weeks. We will then send one board to the assembly house to have the chips and other components assembled on this new production level board. If the board works (and we expect it will.) this will be the very first professionally (machine assembled) Contamination board.


Personally I am paying for this entire process and also donating 6 sample chips to this first board which should hopefully bridge this project from the prototype to production stage.


It would be terrific if we could have 10 more sample chips donated so we can manufacture and test a full 16 chip board.

In exchange for every 2 chips donated you will receive a free PCB (assembly costs still apply)

Please contact me directly at [email protected] if you have some sample chips to donate to this first production board.

Lucko is still your main contact for this project. I am just handling the manufacturing phase and may be selling some boards to customers in the USA only, as Lucko and Form are overseas.

thank you for your time and I will post in this thread when all 10 donation chips have been received.

-JJ

Just to let you know in case you are not following board project:

No it not a deadline it is just a countdown when it will be ready(board)... Estimation but I think a good one... I'll fix it a bit...

Sorry .... What's the deadline for?

Production board (COINTAMINATION) capable of 4 configurations. 4, 8, 12 or 16 chips... Well you could use any number of them but there will be a price difference only at thus numbers...

what is that? cointa
at 2 days?

It is a guess but it should be close:




is coming... Are you ready for it?

Batch 3 closed and batch 4 open...

Sorry it took so long. Usually it takes a less then a day for Bitstamp to process transfer. No idea why it took so long this time.

Buying another 4 chips

Yes I know. You have all BFL options...

Chips is 55$ if you have chip credit. If not it is 80$. But even if you don't have it buy it... You can get them hire for 0.01BTC.

Than you have a option to pay 100% now or only 50% now and 50% when BFL is ready to ship.

And at the later date you will need to pay for a board. Estimated from 450 to 200$ depends on amount of orders and number of chips you will put on...

wait so much is a chip?

i see like 10 different prices

OK we are again over 100... Just need to get BTC now from SEPA... For same reason this time Bitstemp takes longer then usually...

BTC only for this batch...

Maybe I was a bit unclear... Someone ordered and pay 40 chips and change it to 16 chips order...

are they communicating about their delays? i mean.. which chip supplier will deliver..