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Topic: BitCrane Announces Black Friday Sale - page 4. (Read 19288 times)
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Mining software: CGminer with web-based management interface
Cgminer is governed by the GPL version 3 license which means you are obliged by law to post the source to any modifications you have made to the code such as adding a driver for your hardware, so please post a link to your source code modifications. Thanks.
So, is this the next hardware manufacturer that has to be forced into complying with the cgminer developers request to release their code - as stipulated by the GPLv3 License Agreement?
@ BITCRANE: Other hardware manufacturers have released their code after pressure from the Bitcoin community forced them to do so (most recently Bitmain, one of the largest). Please be gracious enough to respond to, & grant, ckolivas request - it should not be necessary for the Bitcoin community to have to force manufacturers to abide by the law. This will also alleviate any suspicions the community has about closed source software that was provided by the author for free as Open Source.
Thank you.
nice price
Mining software: CGminer with web-based management interface
Cgminer is governed by the GPL version 3 license which means you are obliged by law to post the source to any modifications you have made to the code such as adding a driver for your hardware, so please post a link to your source code modifications. Thanks.
bitcrane does bulk orders ?
Or they are just advertising that they are sold out to create a hype and to allow time to reconsider their pricing structure.
Watch they will come out with a new version without water cooling.
LOL they already sold out, looks like people want to get there fingures burnt buying useless hardware
I guess some individuals bought in bulk at a reasonable price.
LOL they already sold out, looks like people want to get there fingures burnt buying useless hardware
As the first batch of these seem to be sold out, I can only hope future batches will be cheaper.
I also hope they will be able to continously source cheap chips from hashfast. (I see no reason this should change though)
I also hope they will be able to continously source cheap chips from hashfast. (I see no reason this should change though)
Or they are just advertising that they are sold out to create a hype and to allow time to reconsider their pricing structure.
Watch they will come out with a new version without water cooling.
I must say that this is the most dangerous looking miner.
Nice colors, black and yellow.
Design is good, but I will wait for the moment to add miners again.
Nice colors, black and yellow.
Design is good, but I will wait for the moment to add miners again.
As the first batch of these seem to be sold out, I can only hope future batches will be cheaper.
I also hope they will be able to continously source cheap chips from hashfast. (I see no reason this should change though)
I also hope they will be able to continously source cheap chips from hashfast. (I see no reason this should change though)
I am blown away by this. This new 'stacking' idea is the future.
It does make sense though. What they're saying is you don't need racks with their units - as long as you don't need access to the unit at the bottom.
The stacking is nice.
If it allowed hot aisle containment, it would be even better. (Which is where the standard rack shines)
If it allowed hot aisle containment, it would be even better. (Which is where the standard rack shines)
BitCrane T-110 EZ-Stack video is now available on our official Channel. The video shows how EASY it is to stack T-110 units together without any additional rack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dxJPrgNgz4&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dxJPrgNgz4&feature=youtu.be
I am blown away by this. This new 'stacking' idea is the future.
BitCrane T-110 EZ-Stack video is now available on our official Channel. The video shows how EASY it is to stack T-110 units together without any additional rack.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dxJPrgNgz4&feature=youtu.be
https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xaf1/t1.0-9/10629594_1500023403573996_1169536944453138441_n.jpg
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9dxJPrgNgz4&feature=youtu.be
https://fbcdn-sphotos-g-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xaf1/t1.0-9/10629594_1500023403573996_1169536944453138441_n.jpg
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I'm very curious to see what these other 28nm chips would do when run at more efficient clockspeeds. I consider all other 28nm chips to be absolute failures except for KNC, Spoondoolies and Bitmain (and of course Bitfury's 55nm chip).
But what if everyone wasn't pushing the GHs at the expense of efficiency. Would they be significantly more efficient or are they just shit chips?
But what if everyone wasn't pushing the GHs at the expense of efficiency. Would they be significantly more efficient or are they just shit chips?
As you can see you can go down up to 0.5J/GH. HF has tons of uncut dies still in wafer forms. It's probable that they will not package them into the power monster that the GN chip is, and run them on a more efficient setup. I for once hope so.
Not to pile on, but lketc is selling their dragonminers innosilicon theftboxes for ~$1,300k - which is still too high.
On a brighter note, it's amazing how many choices are available now for those who want to buy asic based miners. Let's just ignore the fact that most of the sellers are either selling off their old, worn out equipment or are liquidating (maybe to reinvest in newer hardware, or not).
You see, the realistic best case is that a company sells at a price where you might break even - provided that the stars align correctly - but at least now you can shop around and try to figure out which company is least likely to deliver late, deliver garbage, or not deliver at all. And then get mad when you guess wrong.
And the manufacturers laugh all the way to the bank
On a brighter note, it's amazing how many choices are available now for those who want to buy asic based miners. Let's just ignore the fact that most of the sellers are either selling off their old, worn out equipment or are liquidating (maybe to reinvest in newer hardware, or not).
You see, the realistic best case is that a company sells at a price where you might break even - provided that the stars align correctly - but at least now you can shop around and try to figure out which company is least likely to deliver late, deliver garbage, or not deliver at all. And then get mad when you guess wrong.
And the manufacturers laugh all the way to the bank
I will pile on. AsicMiner tube for 1.04 btc 800 gh around 800 watts that is about 540 usd for 800 gh. to be fair you need a psu get an evga 1300 for 180 and you have 800gh for 720usd.
or 1600gh for under 1400 since you do not need to buy 2 controllers.
Not to pile on, but lketc is selling their dragonminers innosilicon theftboxes for ~$1,300k - which is still too high.
On a brighter note, it's amazing how many choices are available now for those who want to buy asic based miners. Let's just ignore the fact that most of the sellers are either selling off their old, worn out equipment or are liquidating (maybe to reinvest in newer hardware, or not).
You see, the realistic best case is that a company sells at a price where you might break even - provided that the stars align correctly - but at least now you can shop around and try to figure out which company is least likely to deliver late, deliver garbage, or not deliver at all. And then get mad when you guess wrong.
And the manufacturers laugh all the way to the bank
On a brighter note, it's amazing how many choices are available now for those who want to buy asic based miners. Let's just ignore the fact that most of the sellers are either selling off their old, worn out equipment or are liquidating (maybe to reinvest in newer hardware, or not).
You see, the realistic best case is that a company sells at a price where you might break even - provided that the stars align correctly - but at least now you can shop around and try to figure out which company is least likely to deliver late, deliver garbage, or not deliver at all. And then get mad when you guess wrong.
And the manufacturers laugh all the way to the bank
ROI is infinity.
I will buy three @ $850 but they need to be delivered (East Coast USA) no later than Wed 8/20.
I will buy three @ $850 but they need to be delivered (East Coast USA) no later than Wed 8/20.
yeah $1580 for 1TH? 2-3 months too late IMO
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