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When I read the description I thought the inclusion of 4 Ethernet ports was a bit odd. When I went to the nvminer website, the product picture looks suspiciously like that of a mid-range firewall one would add in a mid-range business. The front panel controls looks like maybe a CheckPoint product, but I couldn't find a matching picture on their site. It also could be a tipping point or actually any one of the other of the multitude of FW vendors, but with the 4 Ethernet ports and that control panel in a 19" 1U rack mount chassis my money is on a firewall or some other network appliance and I am sure someone will be able to find where the picture was stolen from.

Creating a mining rig was not our main task.
 This was the initiative of our engineers, and we are dealing with this part of work separately from the main developments.
That's why we use bitcoins, to pay to the factory independently from our main financial movement.
Delivery time depending of when we get enough preorders, and when the factory, located in China, will make our devices.
Then we will make some tests, software improvements, and ship them!

 ???sounds fake to me, for those prices,

Advanced Ops Server, Inc.
Company number: C3058680
28110 Avenue Stanford #D Valencia CA 91355

Oh it's in US, and...

Waiting for 3 months?
"The shipping of the first batch is on the schedule for November 2017 with the assumption that we collect enough pre-orders to fill the batch.
When all pre-orders are sold and shipped, the prices and terms of deliveries will be adjusted according to new price policy."

And bitcoin payment only even in US??
"We’ve chosen the most available currency for our clients – Bitcoins. "

Please remove the ASIC from the title - do you intend to mis-guide people that your miner is not GPU based?
Looks like it's just gtx 1070, then why you called it GPU ASIC miner? 

GP104-200-A1 is GTX 1070

gp104-200 = 1070
gp104-400= 1080


that must end the confusion

Our engineers reports that it is "GP104-200-A1" chip.
We will recheck this information for you tomorrow.

 

GP104 is GTX 1080 not 1070 haha

Greetings miners!

We want to share our joy!

We are almost created an industrial size GPU Miner,

Shortly about technology:
Our team developers have created a motherboard based on the NVIDIA GP104 graphics chip (GTX 1070, 1920 Pascal Processors), operated at 1683 MHz with a distributed power stabilization system, 6 GB of GDDR5 memory running at 9500 MHz, per processor.

This device has a standard server size as 19 inch 1U server.
Height: 4.32 cm (1.70 in)
Depth: 69.22 cm (27.25 in)
Width: 42.62 cm (16.78 in)
This configuration helps to save space so that more can be added to your rack.

Device has a power-independent 4-port network switch that allows devices to be connected to each other without the need of using external network switches that which saves your money, because you don’t need to buy expensive network equipment.

An extended power distribution system allows to reduces the total power consumption and creates a smoother operation.
We have created 2 versions, containing 8 and 12 GPUs.

The 8x model hash-rate mining with Ethereum is 265MH/s with power consumption of only 650-750 watts.
The 12x model hash-rate mining with Ethereum is 400MH/s with power consumption of only 850-950 watts.

Currently, we have a prototype of the motherboard model, and the concept of the device with particular attention to the archetypal construction of all hardware needs. Now we are focused on development of the new specialized software, making hardware tests and improvements.

Just sharing the technology information. Not advertising.

https://www.nvminer.com?re=btc