It's March already, but Halong Mining still hasn't opened their 'curtain of secrecy'.
So I'm gonna open it a little more, this time by pointing the similar details in the software section.
I have mentioned this earlier, but now I made a comparison picture.
This screenshot which I have compared here with my Innosilicon A5 web conf page view, was originally
posted by dimaze back in January. It's a picture showing the miner web conf page view open in offordscott's laptop pc.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.27812864Screenshot comparison. Click to show a high-resolution image.I also quoted my old posts here, so that the hardware details can also be compared and it's easier to get the full picture at once.
First guys to soon receive a Dragonmint unit, please check your machine if we can find out some more information to clear out this 'bermuda triangle' theory.
I highly suspect that Innosilicon hardware is involved in the Dragonmint unit.
Halong Mining Innosilicon DragonMint 16Th/s
?Still haven't got any replies from Halong or Inno for my questions about this.
This partnership with Myrig.com is the most positive thing that has happened so far,
but I'm affraid their retail price will be really really high, the same as with the S9 miners.
Some new images are uploaded in the Myrig.com shop.
I managed to find the high-res images, they were 'hidden'.
See this Imgur album for the picture found at DragonMint product page: https://imgur.com/a/WaHLdWe can finally have a slightly little better look at the miner.
For cooling there seems to be two pieces Delta TFC1212DE, front and back, in a push-pull configuration.
And I think I now know why the miner web configuration page was just like with the Innosilicon A5 and A4+.
The DragonMint miner has the exact same controller board.
See it for yourself, here is a picture for comparison: https://i.imgur.com/jxHeSP6.jpgAlso the steel case tube looks a lot like the one Innosilicon uses for the A5 and A4+.
Maybe the
Halong Mining actually has a subcontract for these miners to be manufactured by
Innosilicon?
And another design comparison here (pay attention to the controller with this image as well):
https://i.imgur.com/a9sZcJa.jpgI surely can't be the only one who sees these similiar design details?
One detail to also pay attention is that the Innosilicon control board uses reversed PWM signal for the cooling fan control.
This method is not that commonly used.
Delta TFC1212DE are cooling fans that are controlled with a reversed PWM signal.
DragonMint and Innosilicon A4+, A5 miners use these cooling fans.
This detail also supports my theory.