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Topic: Bitmain E3 Ethash Miner ASIC (Shipping:16-31 July. $800 USD) - page 30. (Read 16420 times)
Appreciate your support, but isn't it better to send me a few merits? Not sure what, but I suppose it has some meaning
Yes, not only me think that they have an F3 with more hashrate
Exactly, only idiots think that is a real eth asic from bitmain, bitmain has a very powerful asic and is mining with them and bitmain will never confirm its existence. This official eth hash from bitmain is a trojan horse.
So you pony up the money now, Bitmain will use the money to build these and run it for next three months. And send it you when its earns peanuts...
Wonder why they don't have stock already built and ready to ship?
Wonder why they don't have stock already built and ready to ship?
Actually, their stock is up and running right now "testing" the units before shipping. Why do you think it is coincidence that they will be shipping out around the same time the profitability on them drops to where the ROI is almost non-existent. They been playing this game for some time and know what they are doing.
The people who order and pay for them 3 months in advance are using today's calculations on profitability. This is the same reason so many people are still buying overpriced GPU rigs, not realizing that the difficulty will keep going up and profits will keep going down.
Bitmain 1, foolish customers 0 once again.
Horrible ROI for a miner thats months away from release.
180 mh/s is barely 170$ a month. By the time they release it if prices dont go up that miner will be worthless. But yeah GPU mining is dead thats the cost of 2 rx 580
The thing is everyone is comparing it to the current (highly inflated) price of GPUs. If it wasn't for the run-up in GPU prices because something like this wasn't available last year those RX580's would probably be going for $150 each by now, so this would actually be more like the cost of 5 of them.
Sure you have the mobo and other stuff to add to the price, but then again that GPU based rig is more flexible in that it can mine other alogs, including new ones that may come out. Also, as others have pointed out, the GPU rig can be parted out and resold if need be, whereas the ASIC is just a paperweight.
So long-term I think this is actually great news, as it isn't quite the GPU killer everyone had feared. It beats out GPU rigs on price alone, but as I stated only because GPU prices are so over inflated right now. Once the E3 hits the market GPU prices will come back down to normal and probably become bargains. At that point I expect you can put together a 6x RX580 rig for closer to $1,100 by then, so it will be a even match considering the GPU rig will have other uses and resale value so worth the extra $300.
so true.
I`m not buying anything from those fuckers. Horrible shipping dates, short warranty, half the world away, third world country produces them (yes, China is still a third world country to me, all things considered)... No thanks. When those heaters become available at my computer store with a regular warranty, why not. Until then.. mmmhhmmm
edit: just checked the profitability and this box is making about 85$ profit per month, with electricity at 0.13$/kwh and current price. Way too shabby.
I agree I was looking at buying a s9 but after thinking about how bitmain runs their business using people's miners for months before shipping just long enough for them to profit mining with it than shipping I think it's about time that the crypto community stands up and say enough they've killed mining the coins they release asic for for the average person not to mention bitmain probably could shut down your miner or switch pools if they wanted to they probably also no every location of every one of those miners they selledit: just checked the profitability and this box is making about 85$ profit per month, with electricity at 0.13$/kwh and current price. Way too shabby.
it's not bitmain who killed pow, it's just that no other nation has the necessary condition to compete with bitmain, remember there were a lot of western asic producers, most were so disgusting compared to bitmain... so they all died, or deliver in such small quantities that they are irrelevant to the global hash... do you know why your electricity rate is so high? ahahah... they need luxury and they want you to pay for it, as they have for centuries and generations... but when they set their eyes on looting and raping china a few hundred years ago, I am certain, that they believed they could win easily... how wrong they have been proven... and you see no friends of david rockfeller has been executed before a wall... look at what clinton did as secretary of state... in china she would have been executed asap and a lot of her team... in usa? they get pensions... what else to say?
*when that weed hits you a little too strong*
in denial you are... don't worry, look, who is still standing ?
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List of Bitcoin mining ASICs
Contents
1 ASIC development projects
1.1 21
1.2 ASICMiner
1.3 ASICrising GmbH
1.4 Avalon Project
1.5 BIOSTAR Group
1.6 BitDragonfly
1.7 BitFury Group
1.8 Bitmain Technologies Ltd.
1.9 Black Arrow
1.10 Btc-Digger
1.11 BTCGARDEN
1.12 Butterfly Labs, Inc.
1.13 Clam Ltd
1.14 CoinTerra, Inc.
1.15 DigBig
1.16 Ebang
1.17 Gridchip
1.18 Gridseed
1.19 HashFast Technologies, LLC
1.20 iCoinTech
1.21 Innosilicon
1.22 KnCMiner Sweden AB
1.23 Land Asic
1.24 LK Group
1.25 MegaBigPower
1.26 SFARDS
1.27 Spondoolies-Tech LTD
1.28 TMR
2 Canceled projects
2.1 bASIC
2.2 BTCMinerz
2.3 DeepBit
2.4 helveticoin
2.5 LargeCoin
2.6 Marchenko Ltd
2.7 Novello Technologies
2.8 OpenBitASIC
2.9 papa moi
2.10 Xcrowd
3 Questionable projects
4 References
and why? I am just attempting an answer and saying that it is the fault and responsability of the men and women who worked for david rockfeller and his gang. that's it. I don't how an altered state of consciousness could influence the answer to this simple question: why did the "west" asic industry died?
If you have a better explanation, I am open to it.
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DAVID ROCKEFELLER THANKS MEDIA FOR ITS SILENCE
-- David Rockefeller, Speaking at the June, 1991 Bilderberger meeting in Baden, Germany (a meeting also attended by then-Governor Bill Clinton and by Dan Quayle--
"We are grateful to the Washington Post, The New York Times, Time
Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended
our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost
forty years."
"It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world
if we had been subjected to the lights of publicity during those years.
But, the world is now more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a
world government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite
and world bankers is surely preferable to the national
auto-determination practiced in past centuries."
by: David Rockefeller (1915- ) Internationalist billionaire, CFR kingpin, founder of the Trilateralist Commission, World Order Godfather
Date: June 1991 Baden, Germany
Source: Bilderberger Meeting, Baden, Germany
-- David Rockefeller, Speaking at the June, 1991 Bilderberger meeting in Baden, Germany (a meeting also attended by then-Governor Bill Clinton and by Dan Quayle--
"We are grateful to the Washington Post, The New York Times, Time
Magazine and other great publications whose directors have attended
our meetings and respected their promises of discretion for almost
forty years."
"It would have been impossible for us to develop our plan for the world
if we had been subjected to the lights of publicity during those years.
But, the world is now more sophisticated and prepared to march towards a
world government. The supranational sovereignty of an intellectual elite
and world bankers is surely preferable to the national
auto-determination practiced in past centuries."
by: David Rockefeller (1915- ) Internationalist billionaire, CFR kingpin, founder of the Trilateralist Commission, World Order Godfather
Date: June 1991 Baden, Germany
Source: Bilderberger Meeting, Baden, Germany
cheers, he is down.
Lets compare the Pros and Cons of the new miner:
Pro - 'Might' decrease GPU and other component prices to msrp
Pro - Cheaper Hashrate to Dollar hardware cost
Pro - Better space efficiency
Con - Not any more efficient than current GPUs
Con - Probably not profitable for most when released
Con - Most likely outdated when received due to Bitmain using F3s
Con - Very little resale value
Con - Coins could get forked to be anti ASIC and it becomes almost useless
Con - Gives Bitmain even more power
Overall, probably not recommended.
Pro - 'Might' decrease GPU and other component prices to msrp
Pro - Cheaper Hashrate to Dollar hardware cost
Pro - Better space efficiency
Con - Not any more efficient than current GPUs
Con - Probably not profitable for most when released
Con - Most likely outdated when received due to Bitmain using F3s
Con - Very little resale value
Con - Coins could get forked to be anti ASIC and it becomes almost useless
Con - Gives Bitmain even more power
Overall, probably not recommended.
Con- Louder if your a home miner
While the efficiency is not to good, the price somewhat makes it a potentially attractive investment. At the current cost of GPUs today you couldn't compare buying a 1070 at $600 that does around 31 MH to this ASIC that costs $800 but does 6 times more hashrate at 180 MH.
It makes the rich who moved mining operations to low-cost electricity areas even richer. The only downside is the 3 month delivery time. That is a long time in crypto and a lot could already happen by then. Makes it too much of a gamble for me.
It makes the rich who moved mining operations to low-cost electricity areas even richer. The only downside is the 3 month delivery time. That is a long time in crypto and a lot could already happen by then. Makes it too much of a gamble for me.
First of all it is sold out (in few minutes I guess), conclusion: a few number of a cheap multi gpu rig have been pre-sold for 3 months later (fully paid already)
A 18x gpu rig can do the job with even less power consumption and its actual price is not far more than 3 of this Bitmain shit, the multi gpu mb can reduce the overhead of the parts and a smart miner can assemble such a rig with current prices around $5000.
The Bitmain's new shit will cost around $1150 each (shipping + psu) so it is $3500 for 3 pieces.
So, the whole deal is about 30% discount in return for 3 months payment in advance, nothing more, the poor buyer will loose algorithm switching and any other reusability option at the same time.
Bitmain is playing one of its dirtiest games ever: it is dumping the gpu market by a moderately underpriced rig in the name of ASICs (or at least not officially denying it to be ASIC) and this way escalating hype about its unlimited power to crack every gpu based algo (most importantly ethash)
It is just a way to bring down the gpu market and causing a decrease in gpu order and manufacturing pace, to release more capacities for its own wafer hungry orders to manufacturers and suppliers (in Hong Kong and Taiwan) besides making an opportunity to buy used gpus (to be installed in its fake ASIC ethash miner), which will be dumped to the market because of the hype. It is Bitmain's way to enter the pre-built ethereum mining rigs market. Jihan is the cheapest human being ever, he always does what he is used to: messing up everything blindly and irresponsibly.
If Satoshi was not so naive to choose an algorithm with a small memory footprint like ShA256 or s/he was not that paranoid or irresponsible to leave the community alone in the hands of a bunch of show-off developers who couldn't just be a bit humble and tolerant to converge, this AsIC shit wouldn't happen at all or would be responded by a simple algorithm shift from the first beginning.
Instead look at us now, we have to deal with a monster who 'proudly announces' that he has managed to crack another algorithm, and even worse, he fakes it!
Damn it Satoshi, what did you think?
But don't worry, we will fix this
, takes time but, this piece of shit is nothing more than a little greedy Chinese whose identity and behavioral pattern is disclosed and disposed to the community.The price is much lower than I imagined. The big question is, how long would they be using these machines to mine? Is it possible to identify? Cause doubt they were not already using such machines, and are only now passing on to other users.
Also why is it not available in China. It is only sold to the outside China.
China has too much power mining crypto. It is polluting their air because most of it are powered using coal. Coal is a dirty fuel.
its just Hong Kong, Macau and Taiwan probably customs related issues. that's not mainland China. you can likely still get these in china.
These miners really are a zero sum game , I think that may be on purpose to prevent a hardfork and giving an edge to gpu miners is basically their bargaining chip.
Perhaps the F3 miners will be released to the public when the next gen gpus come out and they may even be a bit detuned to again give an edge to gpu miners and prevent a fork.
But the problem still remains these things are getting cranked out and mining like crazy so our difficulty continues to increase of which a fork could shut these things off before they quietly over take the network.
Perhaps the F3 miners will be released to the public when the next gen gpus come out and they may even be a bit detuned to again give an edge to gpu miners and prevent a fork.
But the problem still remains these things are getting cranked out and mining like crazy so our difficulty continues to increase of which a fork could shut these things off before they quietly over take the network.
I'm curious if the bitmain coupons work on these units.
No
The price is much lower than I imagined. The big question is, how long would they be using these machines to mine? Is it possible to identify? Cause doubt they were not already using such machines, and are only now passing on to other users.
Also why is it not available in China. It is only sold to the outside China.
China has too much power mining crypto. It is polluting their air because most of it are powered using coal. Coal is a dirty fuel.
Gotta say i expected higher hash then this 180mhs....800$+customs and psu for a 6 month warranty and 3 month waiting period doesnt looks good imo.Gpu prices keeps going down and soon we will be able to make a rig for similar price that will have longer warranty and ability to mine more then 1 algo(6x rx470 for 200$ each second hand)
The price is much lower than I imagined. The big question is, how long would they be using these machines to mine? Is it possible to identify? Cause doubt they were not already using such machines, and are only now passing on to other users.
Also why is it not available in China. It is only sold to the outside China.
If they are selling their E3s then they have stable and more profitable F3's.
E3's sound way worse than my mining rigs and are more adaptable and less niche to sell afterwards so I stick with my GPUs and suggest you all do the same and not waste any money giving to these vampires.
E3's sound way worse than my mining rigs and are more adaptable and less niche to sell afterwards so I stick with my GPUs and suggest you all do the same and not waste any money giving to these vampires.
Keep an eye on ethereum difficulty in the coming days.. If it sky rockets then we know what's going on behind the scene. But if the difficulty drops in the coming days then the worst has already happened.. They probably have mined shitloads of eth with these and one of the reason eth is crashing more as compared to the market could be bitmain dumping the eth mined with these asics.. Some one needs to stop this monopoly...
I wonder wat samsung is thinking now. Didnt they want to go in this sector hahahaha
everyone talking about a fork to "kill" these.
i bet it's not a true asic. its just a GPU rig. which means a fork wont stop it. they'll just update their firmware/OS or whatever and keep em rolling. just like GPU miners would need to update their mining software for a fork
i bet it's not a true asic. its just a GPU rig. which means a fork wont stop it. they'll just update their firmware/OS or whatever and keep em rolling. just like GPU miners would need to update their mining software for a fork
of course it is.
Show me a GPU type rig that will do what this does for 800$ and i'll buy it right now. lol BTW I AM NOT BUYING THIS FOOKIN DOOR STOP!
its not an asic. its exactly the same hash/power efficiency as a GPU rig. the only thing is that it's cheaper. that just means they are able to buy parts at a very low cost. and being in China and having the kind of influence they do, it's not far fetched at all. a true ASIC would be something like the rumored F3, 1500MH @800W. ASICs increase power efficiency, these do not.
I'm not saying they are using off the shelf GPUs from another manufacturer, im saying they have likely integrated GPUs into a custom smaller package. but it's still a GPU based setup at the end of the day. just like the mining specific GPUs, existing tech constrained to something else.
mark my words, these wont be stopped by a fork and they will likely be able to crunch any GPU algorithm
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