I like the white PCB, very slick!
replicate PCB will be green 
Topic: [CLOSED] ASICs group buy by pidobir - page 20. (Read 48156 times)
I like the white PCB, very slick!
Thanks pidobir -
The pictures look good. Appears that the final system would have 5 of these 24GH cards in them for the 120GH total.
Yes, exactly what is planned. May be asics, which were ordered to be hosting, will be with 8-10 PCB and placed in U2 case. At the moment, the optimization of the firmware and soldered board. The pictures look good. Appears that the final system would have 5 of these 24GH cards in them for the 120GH total.
Thanks pidobir -
The pictures look good. Appears that the final system would have 5 of these 24GH cards in them for the 120GH total.
You can see first photos on https://metabank.ru/asic
Thx
Thx
I only posted to show these chips are running in large numbers now rather than test boards, so I see that as good news for everyone with a stake in future bitfury miners.
I rather see it as bad news for Metabank customers. Looks like Metabank is one of the slowest assemblers. So the whole estimated ~400TH of Bitfury chips may be put online before Metabank's devices even reach their customers
I only posted to show these chips are running in large numbers now rather than test boards, so I see that as good news for everyone with a stake in future bitfury miners.
Nobody doubts Bitfury's hashing. Chips have been distributed across the world. However, 'Bitfury' itself denotes only the chip. There's no info on the site, so it can be any Bitfury-based board assembler (European or American).
If I had to guess, this is the 100TH mine project of Tytus: https://picostocks.com/docs/index/19
11TH/s would be ~27x400GH miners ~= 7000 bitfury asics.
This probably has little to do with Metabank other than they are both using Bitfury Asics... (well... any more than a release of a dell computer is good for IBM because they both use intel CPUs for example).
Edit: Rumor is that this is actually a Metabank project... Not necessarily our miners.
Nobody doubts Bitfury's hashing. Chips have been distributed across the world. However, 'Bitfury' itself denotes only the chip. There's no info on the site, so it can be any Bitfury-based board assembler (European or American).
20 Minutes left to get shares!
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
I have for sale 5 shares.
1 share = 5GB
PM me with offers.
1 share = 5GB
PM me with offers.
Public Service Announcement
--------------------------------------
120 Gh/s (a full unit or 24 shares) are being auctioned by me:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
Bid early, bid often.
Ok. --------------------------------------
120 Gh/s (a full unit or 24 shares) are being auctioned by me:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
Bid early, bid often.
Public Service Announcement
--------------------------------------
120 Gh/s (a full unit or 24 shares) are being auctioned by me:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
Bid early, bid often.
--------------------------------------
120 Gh/s (a full unit or 24 shares) are being auctioned by me:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/120-ghs-hosted-metabank-bitfury-269848
Bid early, bid often.
Hello, any news from Metabank? Can we expect devices to be shipped at the start of September?
Chips have been delivered. They already have several prototype boards and still hope to start shipping in early September. However, given the history of the market, I would rather expect them in October.
In his last message from 04.08. MetaBank said that everything is going according to plan. Yesterday launched a production line for the test. Shipment will begin in early September. Photos will be later. At the moment there are no problems. Thx.
Hello, any news from Metabank? Can we expect devices to be shipped at the start of September?
Over the weekend, maybe there will be photos of the prototype device and PCB!
Great!
Jump to: