Awesome! Now everyone except CoinTerra and ActM have chips.
Too bad they missed the boat and can never swim fast enough to catch it.
Topic: CoinTerra announces its first ASIC - Hash-Rate greater than 500 GH/s - page 76. (Read 231002 times)
November 30, 2013, 07:37:48 PM
Awesome! Now everyone except CoinTerra and ActM have chips.
Too bad they missed the boat and can never swim fast enough to catch it.
November 30, 2013, 07:29:22 PM
November 30, 2013, 07:27:51 PM
I won't quote the troll but how can he claim HF chips are superior when they still don't even have a working one yet. The hashrate for HF and CT's chips also are just still estimates. While KNC downplayed their estimates it'll be interesting to see what HF and CT can actually deliver.
It's not trolling to discuss Cointerra chips (or lack thereof) on a Cointerra thread.
Calling someone a troll for disagreeing with you is a great way to forfeit the argument while demonstrating your lack of maturity, intellect, and honesty.
You think KnC is the only company cagey enough to downplay their estimates?
You think HF's complete and delivered chips are comparable to Cointerra's 2014 vaporware?
Just received directly from John. It's still hot
Boards should come this next week, so lets hope we see a Babyjet running soon
Boards should come this next week, so lets hope we see a Babyjet running soon
November 30, 2013, 07:13:09 PM
I won't quote the troll but how can he claim HF chips are superior when they still don't even have a working one yet. The hashrate for HF and CT's chips also are just still estimates. While KNC downplayed their estimates it'll be interesting to see what HF and CT can actually deliver.
November 30, 2013, 06:52:06 PM
Cointerra won't have chips in-hand before next year. HashFast's chips are done, and now in the process of board bring-up.
Ignoring me won't change those cold, hard facts.
Ignoring me won't change those cold, hard facts.
that's a piece of felt.. what are you hashing with that?
Cointerra won't have their screenprinted pieces of felt until next year.
Keep pretending HashFast's chips aren't within hours or days of their first shares being submitted.
I'll be sure to remind everyone, after every post you make, that your credibility is zero and your bad-faith amply demonstrated.
You've been here a long time, an entire month more than me. What a shame to turn yourself into disgraced clown just for the sake of your beloved Haterade.
November 30, 2013, 06:41:47 PM
Cointerra won't have chips in-hand before next year. HashFast's chips are done, and now in the process of board bring-up.
Ignoring me won't change those cold, hard facts.
that's a piece of felt.. what are you hashing with that?
November 30, 2013, 06:40:43 PM
hope you guys aren't falling for all this 'more senior level' 'personally take a look into the matter' absolute bs corpcrap speak
they don't even have a product and they are talking about senior... senior to what?? knowing a few specs on a webpage?
HasfFast are just assclowns.. CoinTerra are professional scammers
they don't even have a product and they are talking about senior... senior to what?? knowing a few specs on a webpage?
HasfFast are just assclowns.. CoinTerra are professional scammers
November 30, 2013, 06:35:09 PM
Don't even bother quoting him in future AFAIK HF don't even have a chip yet so any attempts to try and say it's a better chip are pointless.
The world is not (thank goodness) bound by how little you know:
Just received directly from John. It's still hot
Boards should come this next week, so lets hope we see a Babyjet running soon
Boards should come this next week, so lets hope we see a Babyjet running soon
Cointerra won't have chips in-hand before next year. HashFast's chips are done, and now in the process of board bring-up.
Ignoring me won't change those cold, hard facts.
November 30, 2013, 06:15:13 PM
Yes, your failure to understand the difference between raw performance and underlying technology is hilarious. Derp!
Who said anything about "lousy?" Not I; my KnC group buys are mining me plenty of Bitcoins, so don't worry your silly little head about that!
OTOH, the chips in those KnC machines are about 1/3 as efficient as HashFast's on a GH/sqmm basis. Because KnC chips are FPGA copies.
I know math is hard for you and you don't understand what an "FPGA copy" is, much less why HashFast's chip is more advanced.
Just forget about all the confusing things going on under the hood and focus solely on the output, like a good consumer. Leave the icky details to us hardware nerds and you'll do fine!
Who said anything about "lousy?" Not I; my KnC group buys are mining me plenty of Bitcoins, so don't worry your silly little head about that!
OTOH, the chips in those KnC machines are about 1/3 as efficient as HashFast's on a GH/sqmm basis. Because KnC chips are FPGA copies.
I know math is hard for you and you don't understand what an "FPGA copy" is, much less why HashFast's chip is more advanced.
Just forget about all the confusing things going on under the hood and focus solely on the output, like a good consumer. Leave the icky details to us hardware nerds and you'll do fine!
I bumped into Sam from KnCMiner today (and Andreas, 'Orama et al)...
(at the BitcoinExpo in London... they popped in.. didnt stay long.. but we had a nice chat)
I asked Sam point blank, to clarify.. are their chips FPGA copies (ie: eAsics) !? and he said NO, definitely not. They are Standard Cell asics, just like everyone else. So enough with the silly claims.
Most of all, their chips were built conservatively, and designed to run reliably. And they shipped on time, with something that works, with a new version about to ship thats even faster. Theyre saying 650 GH (min) for the new Jupiter (same chips, optimised board design). And they think it might have some extra reserve of power, yet to be discovered...
Don't even bother quoting him in future AFAIK HF don't even have a chip yet so any attempts to try and say it's a better chip are pointless.
November 30, 2013, 06:00:42 PM
Yes, your failure to understand the difference between raw performance and underlying technology is hilarious. Derp!
Who said anything about "lousy?" Not I; my KnC group buys are mining me plenty of Bitcoins, so don't worry your silly little head about that!
OTOH, the chips in those KnC machines are about 1/3 as efficient as HashFast's on a GH/sqmm basis. Because KnC chips are FPGA copies.
I know math is hard for you and you don't understand what an "FPGA copy" is, much less why HashFast's chip is more advanced.
Just forget about all the confusing things going on under the hood and focus solely on the output, like a good consumer. Leave the icky details to us hardware nerds and you'll do fine!
Who said anything about "lousy?" Not I; my KnC group buys are mining me plenty of Bitcoins, so don't worry your silly little head about that!
OTOH, the chips in those KnC machines are about 1/3 as efficient as HashFast's on a GH/sqmm basis. Because KnC chips are FPGA copies.
I know math is hard for you and you don't understand what an "FPGA copy" is, much less why HashFast's chip is more advanced.
Just forget about all the confusing things going on under the hood and focus solely on the output, like a good consumer. Leave the icky details to us hardware nerds and you'll do fine!
I bumped into Sam from KnCMiner today (and Andreas, 'Orama et al)...
(at the BitcoinExpo in London... they popped in.. didnt stay long.. but we had a nice chat)
I asked Sam point blank, to clarify.. are their chips FPGA copies (ie: eAsics) !? and he said NO, definitely not. They are Standard Cell asics, just like everyone else. So enough with the silly claims.
Most of all, their chips were built conservatively, and designed to run reliably. And they shipped on time, with something that works, with a new version about to ship thats even faster. Theyre saying 650 GH (min) for the new Jupiter (same chips, optimised board design). And they think it might have some extra reserve of power, yet to be discovered...
November 30, 2013, 11:20:59 AM
Glad you cleared that all up.
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
Silicon and PCB are coming along well. It's on track. There will be more updates in the coming weeks..
Great work, thanks.
November 30, 2013, 11:19:17 AM
Glad you cleared that all up.
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
Silicon and PCB are coming along well. It's on track. There will be more updates in the coming weeks..
November 30, 2013, 11:12:33 AM
i like how to don't answer any actual important questions like the two above.....
November 30, 2013, 11:07:30 AM
Glad you cleared that all up.
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
Now how's the chip and PCB coming along? Still on track?
November 30, 2013, 09:55:23 AM
Guys. What are your take on this find?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3775367
Perhaps Ravi is a travel agent in his past or spare side job?
Or....
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3775367
Perhaps Ravi is a travel agent in his past or spare side job?
Or....
Ravi, the CEO of CoinTerra, is still in his thirties and is Not a travel agent
. CoinTerra officially moved into Suite 303 on Nov 4th. Prior to that CoinTerra was sub-leasing an office at Suite 200.
November 30, 2013, 09:39:00 AM
Just look at the specs, you don't need "word on the forum".
Of course, there's the fact that KnC has shown they can ship, while CoinTerra hasn't yet.
Of course, there's the fact that KnC has shown they can ship, while CoinTerra hasn't yet.
Are you aware of the last product KnC launched (neptune: https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-69)?
November 30, 2013, 09:19:24 AM
Any idea of price per GH/s?
I am trying to decide to wait for you, or order through KnC.
I am trying to decide to wait for you, or order through KnC.
Word of the forum is these miners kick KnC in the ass
citation needed.
November 30, 2013, 09:00:23 AM
We'd like to take a moment to address sharpspoon's concerns:
Where are the chips? Where are the PCBs? When will you ship?
It's so interesting to see that cointerra bothered to post such a long and useless reply when a forum member pointed out that there are some communication issues, but doesn't bother to post any updates regarding the miners and regarding the Travel Agency at their location: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3775367
Care to reply to that cointerra?
November 30, 2013, 06:36:17 AM
Sorry, Cointerra was too busy writing a great wall of text about how the dog ate their homework because #REASONS and you just weren't a priority. Undecided
Apparently not
Apparently not
November 30, 2013, 06:30:04 AM
Guys. What are your take on this find?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3775367
Perhaps Ravi is a travel agent in his past or spare side job?
Or....
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3775367
Perhaps Ravi is a travel agent in his past or spare side job?
Or....
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