Topic: First REAL working sample of Russian Bitcoin ASIC (Read 16213 times)
Either the temp sensor isn't working or it defies the laws of physics because I've never seen temps from a machine be perfectly the same like that.
Yes seem not poss It is what i was thinking just lazy to read the full thread, thanks.
Does this Asic is real so ?
Must be the most realistic ASICs miner I have seen 
Mine are better, and pre-date Avalon!
100% legit unmodified output from cgminer.
Sorry nathanrees19, not doubting about the veracity of the print, it just makes me some hitching in my head that "Q:27, A:0" in 13 threads, and such amount of hashing power.
Both my 5550 and 5830 have at least 1 accepted (or rejected) hash after, at most, 20 jobs queued.
Could you please clarify a bit?
Can you also fully specify the hardware specs or the vendor and model of this?
How long have you been able to run this miner?
How stable is it for each chip?
How hot did it got and how many watts does it consume?
If I'm not mistaken, you have something to do with BFL, but even not, if you can provide the answers to those (and other) questions, i believe you might promote the legitimacy of you product.
I have to say that although BFL is always postponing the delivery date and not giving any reliable delivery date, I do understand that R&D is quite hard, specially with no investors other than the pre-order people.
I also understand what is to try to create a product for everyone, reliable and stable with no money at all. It's quite hard, believe me.
But I've seen this same discussion with their FPGA's and in the end, lot of people just bought them!!
So, for the sake of every vendor's credibility, I believe that every hardware and software spec should be documented. Isn't this open source, after all?
And even the original post that started this thread is a fake, the principle behind is quite well thought!
I would suggest some kind of slot in each box were you would fit a cheap pen computer like those running android but with a custom linux distribution, cgminer and stratum embed.
Each box would detect if there was any pen like this or if it was linked to another box with some sort of proprietary cable.
The ones who detected this pen, would be controlled by it.
The others would be either controlled by the link cable (and thus by the pen in the other box) or by USB.
The pen could also have some sort of video output to connect a screen and usb input to use a keyboard to some initial setup.
This pen, would be sold separately.
Wouldn't it be nice? :-)
Must be the most realistic ASICs miner I have seen
Mine are better, and pre-date Avalon!
100% legit unmodified output from cgminer.
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
Must be the most realistic ASICs miner I have seen
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
OMG THAK YUUUUUUUU!U!!!!!setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
don't forget to get a Mining contract pointed at your favorite pool. That's what it takes to make it look legit
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
OMG THAK YUUUUUUUU!U!!!!! setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
@echo off
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
setlocal enabledelayedexpansion
set datetime=%date%_%time%
set pool=api2.bitcoin.cz
set message1=accepted block
set message2=from ASIC (#1) at
set message3=mhash
set block=1
:loop
set /a mhs=(!random!/32)+80000
echo %datetime% %pool% %message1% %block% %message2% %mhs% %message3%
set /a block=%block%+1
PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 2000 >NUL
goto loop
Many variant at once:
ASICs are a myth!
ASICs are a scam!
mine Alt-coins
If bitcoin difficulty will grow up, litecoin will much more profitable. But ALL ASIC vendors are SCAM, so nothing to worry about.
ASICs are a myth!
ASICs are a scam!
mine Alt-coins
If bitcoin difficulty will grow up, litecoin will much more profitable. But ALL ASIC vendors are SCAM, so nothing to worry about.
Including you?
Please post in this Meta Thread so we can get some moderator attention about these potential and likely scams:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/request-scammer-tags-or-account-locking-for-supposed-asic-startups-options-149441
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/request-scammer-tags-or-account-locking-for-supposed-asic-startups-options-149441
nice macro
really needs to be a respectable 3rd party. Send one to bit coin foundation etc. Avalon hand delivered theirs for testing and videos
If you have the money to develop something like this for real, you must be able to do better
really needs to be a respectable 3rd party. Send one to bit coin foundation etc. Avalon hand delivered theirs for testing and videos
If you have the money to develop something like this for real, you must be able to do better
HOLY CRAP dude!
You can print characters to a screen!
How do you DO that??
And such a nice font as well!
Bravo for providing zero information!
It really helps inform the people here...
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Пoпpocитe oднoгo из вaшиx дpyзeй, ecли вы мoжeтe иcпoльзoвaть oдин из ниx.
http://translate.google.com/#en/ru/
This topic is joke from first post.
ASIC Name "Elbrus" is reference to Russian CPU, manufactured at TSMC (reference to Russian/Chinese roots) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbrus_2000
Name of Russian Linux OS "Bolgenos" is meme in Russian Internet segment representing his maker Popov, who erasing copyrights from open-source programs, renames it and presents as his own work. Unfortunately I can't find any materials in English and give a Russian version (use google translate for ex.): http://www.wikireality.ru/wiki/BolgenOS
ASIC Name "Elbrus" is reference to Russian CPU, manufactured at TSMC (reference to Russian/Chinese roots) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elbrus_2000
Name of Russian Linux OS "Bolgenos" is meme in Russian Internet segment representing his maker Popov, who erasing copyrights from open-source programs, renames it and presents as his own work. Unfortunately I can't find any materials in English and give a Russian version (use google translate for ex.): http://www.wikireality.ru/wiki/BolgenOS
You will have a better change of receiving an ASIC miner if you send random amount of one cryptocurrency to one of my addresses on my sig...
BQC: bbFmwK3Qt93vSLFgMep6mSSp4ZiyoqbxxE
Check this out! (BQC) http://bbqcoin.org/
LOL @ Bolgenos. I appreciate a good joke.
You will have a better change of receiving an ASIC miner if you send random amount of one cryptocurrency to one of my addresses on my sig...
(Hint: 0% change for you to receive anything from me, but I really like to keep the funds)
yep. if you send me enough coins to one of my addresses you might have a chance, at least 1% LOL (Hint: 0% change for you to receive anything from me, but I really like to keep the funds)
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Yeah, real hard to take photo and post them !!! Much harder than making an Asic
/sarcasm
There's a lot of planning that goes into getting a camera. You need to figure budget, whether you want 4/3 mirrorless, DSLR, DX or FX if DSLR, Prime or Zoom lens, etc. Making an ASIC hashing device is child's play. Got my 3 year old working on it right now - just trying to reroute power from the easy bake oven to the flux capacitor.
I enjoy this post so much, I've opted to quote it again.
Don't tell me that fuzznuts doesn't even own a smartphone, let alone asking one of his buds to snap a pic with theirs, then email it to him so that he can edit and post it.
What the fuck's wrong with scammers now a days? When I was a pup...
~Bruno~
I will buy your ASICs with 0.000000001BTC. Deal?
You will have a better change of receiving an ASIC miner if you send random amount of one cryptocurrency to one of my addresses on my sig...
(Hint: 0% change for you to receive anything from me, but I really like to keep the funds)
(Hint: 0% change for you to receive anything from me, but I really like to keep the funds)
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Yeah, real hard to take photo and post them !!! Much harder than making an Asic
/sarcasm
There's a lot of planning that goes into getting a camera. You need to figure budget, whether you want 4/3 mirrorless, DSLR, DX or FX if DSLR, Prime or Zoom lens, etc. Making an ASIC hashing device is child's play. Got my 3 year old working on it right now - just trying to reroute power from the easy bake oven to the flux capacitor.
I like you!
Read: I may not have a camera, but "Can Shop--Will Travel". The more I sell, the further I can travel. Trust me, I'm not a scammer. If I were a scammer... blah, blah, blah. Besides, not a single person has ever complained about us not... blah, blah, blah. Unlike that only ASIC Bitcoin Miner dude, we will allow YouTube videos to remain up, thus further proving we are not a scammer. And we're not taking pre-orders. As you've seen in the one shopped pic I've provided (with more to come), we're ready to ship now. Ordering from us is fun, come right now, don't walk - run!
How are you meant to get the heat out? The top layers will melt!
That's the point. The melty goodness will only enhance the crunchy core.
clearly a scam-I count 28 cores in that image. Standard practice would to have 8,16, or 32 core, not 28.
And you wouldn't layer them like that. At best you'd do 4 layers of 4x2 each layer.
How are you meant to get the heat out? The top layers will melt!
And you wouldn't layer them like that. At best you'd do 4 layers of 4x2 each layer.
How are you meant to get the heat out? The top layers will melt!
Making an ASIC hashing device is child's play. Got my 3 year old working on it right now - just trying to reroute power from the easy bake oven to the flux capacitor.
This is legit, btw. Here's a pic of their first stack of wafers
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Yeah, real hard to take photo and post them !!! Much harder than making an Asic
/sarcasm
There's a lot of planning that goes into getting a camera. You need to figure budget, whether you want 4/3 mirrorless, DSLR, DX or FX if DSLR, Prime or Zoom lens, etc. Making an ASIC hashing device is child's play. Got my 3 year old working on it right now - just trying to reroute power from the easy bake oven to the flux capacitor.
does it have something to do with avalon? since you mentioned the chinese-russia
Oh my! I'm going to sell my super-archiver with compression ratio 1000x to buy that! Maybe I'll sell the antivirus also... Shut up and take my money!!!
Allow me to do this again with a better image and a quote.
My bad! Obviously, two different products. Nothing more to see here. Move on! Lock the thread!
To recap, RussianChineseMiner can be sue by the makers of Picturesque A10--and win--but probably won't get a scammer tag. Meanwhile, if one pulls a schoolyard prank, he's labeled. Madness!
Quote
First photo of working prototype.
My bad! Obviously, two different products. Nothing more to see here. Move on! Lock the thread!
To recap, RussianChineseMiner can be sue by the makers of Picturesque A10--and win--but probably won't get a scammer tag. Meanwhile, if one pulls a schoolyard prank, he's labeled. Madness!
Fuck off, i've seen better Scams by those with 0 posts 
Holy crap, is the bitcoin world really full of these types of morons?
There should be a forum filter, those with less than 0.000001 IQ get automatically redirected to the thick c*nts thread until their IQ is provably among normal limits.
Can we not have a simple forum login screen that prompts a basic math problem (2+2 = 4) to filter out these turds?
Holy crap, is the bitcoin world really full of these types of morons?
There should be a forum filter, those with less than 0.000001 IQ get automatically redirected to the thick c*nts thread until their IQ is provably among normal limits.
Can we not have a simple forum login screen that prompts a basic math problem (2+2 = 4) to filter out these turds?
+1
AHAHA' dans les dents Seb, trop poche ton Scam !
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. Yeah, real hard to take photo and post them !!! Much harder than making an Asic
/sarcasm
The bottom line is that anybody caught trying to pull an obvious scam should be labeled a scammer. There is not ONE single explanation they can provide to explain this ruse. NOT ONE!!!
Yes.... just 'know' an admin or make donations to the forum, its worked wonders for at least one person we know.
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
You should name this device "Popov ASIC" in honor of maker...If seriously, that not even funny...
Un fraudeur de chutes-aux-outardes qui s'essaye ?
Au moins un username plus original Seb.. Franchement..
ça m'étonne pas de toi, un jour la vie te rendera ton dû !
The "miner" has only 1 KB 
!
!+1
this video worth nothing, I'll code and record the same in few minutes !
Scamdar on red alert !
The bottom line is that anybody caught trying to pull an obvious scam should be labeled a scammer. There is not ONE single explanation they can provide to explain this ruse. NOT ONE!!!
just for those who aren't aware of what 800w means-go look for the images of the Avalon boxes. They are using 600-800w depending on configuration. They get referred to as a box of fans (as a joke) because the front and back are lined with large cooling fans to drive air past the ASICs.
You then get an android tv or mac mini box and claim it burns 800w.....the plastic would melt. Maybe it is designed to be left out the snow?
You then get an android tv or mac mini box and claim it burns 800w.....the plastic would melt. Maybe it is designed to be left out the snow?
He has been added to pending scams.. he can defend himself under the post for MASTERS SCAMMER LIST
I think everyone needs to lighten up a bit. He never asked for money, directed you to a website to make payment, nothing.
He simply wrote a little program that outputs a string every 1-2 seconds showing time, a counter var, and a random number from ?? 80,000 to 81,000 ??
Very nice little joke, he even provided hints like 800W power usage... look at the size of that box, you could use it to cook pancakes if it was using 800 Watts (though your pancakes would likely burn
Another case of mother fuckers trying to scam the community, yet again probably won't get a scammer tag. Those are saved for special people who didn't receive a single satoshi due to some schoolyard bit. Think about it! Madness!
This is going to posted to my scammer list. If you see thing like this post it to MASTER'S SCAMMER LIST
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
??
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1501089
So I'm assuming you didn't get your bASIC refund yet.... and this is how you intend to recover your losses?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1428510
... in this one he speculates that "Everyone is a scam..." in regards to ASICs for bitcoin mining.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1317395
From his own post:
People think this is a scam because:
They changed the release date many times .
ASICs looks too incredible to be real.
Even if they will make a devices, difficulty growth make them unprofitable.
Pics? I have a lot of pics of UFOs. Are they also real?
They changed the release date many times .
ASICs looks too incredible to be real.
Even if they will make a devices, difficulty growth make them unprofitable.
Pics? I have a lot of pics of UFOs. Are they also real?
Nice pic.
Another case of mother fuckers trying to scam the community, yet again probably won't get a scammer tag. Those are saved for special people who didn't receive a single satoshi due to some schoolyard bit. Think about it! Madness!
If you still not get it: This is one big troll thread.
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
??
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1501089
So I'm assuming you didn't get your bASIC refund yet.... and this is how you intend to recover your losses?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1428510
... in this one he speculates that "Everyone is a scam..." in regards to ASICs for bitcoin mining.
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
??
Beat to the punch! I'm slippin' in my old age. Turned 53 today, and still waiting for Rassah to wish me a happy birthday like last year.
all it takes is a little MS Paint
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
??
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1501089
So I'm assuming you didn't get your bASIC refund yet.... and this is how you intend to recover your losses?
If you can't beat em, join em. LDO
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
??
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1501089
So I'm assuming you didn't get your bASIC refund yet.... and this is how you intend to recover your losses?
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
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Beat to the punch! I'm slippin' in my old age. Turned 53 today, and still waiting for Rassah to wish me a happy birthday like last year.
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1503469
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Fuck off, i've seen better Scams by those with 0 posts
Holy crap, is the bitcoin world really full of these types of morons?
There should be a forum filter, those with less than 0.000001 IQ get automatically redirected to the thick c*nts thread until their IQ is provably among normal limits.
Can we not have a simple forum login screen that prompts a basic math problem (2+2 = 4) to filter out these turds?
Holy crap, is the bitcoin world really full of these types of morons?
There should be a forum filter, those with less than 0.000001 IQ get automatically redirected to the thick c*nts thread until their IQ is provably among normal limits.
Can we not have a simple forum login screen that prompts a basic math problem (2+2 = 4) to filter out these turds?
800Watts through that little black pancake the size of a bfl jalapeno, right.
Should this go on the pending scammer list? I think so.
Is that the same list Tommy McScammin' VanRiper is on?
MASTER'S SCAMMER LIST is the post title.
In soviet russia, bitcoin mines you!
The "miner" has only 1 KB !
That's not miner, it's just a link.!Oh, wait, why do we see just a link (to a batch-file I guess), or..what does it tell us?
What's the russian Ubuntu for, if the only thing shown is a command-line window on a Windows machine?
Why not show us the Ubuntu desktop?
Anyway, I want one, where do I send my money?
Thanks, the video is clear in 1080p. Can you provide some details about the USB ports?
Sorry for all of the questions, the casing looks sleek and reminds me of an Android TV case that my friends and I had worked on. I'm just wondering why you have 2 USB ports on your ASIC miner.
Sorry for all of the questions, the casing looks sleek and reminds me of an Android TV case that my friends and I had worked on. I'm just wondering why you have 2 USB ports on your ASIC miner.
Should this go on the pending scammer list? I think so.
Is that the same list Tommy McScammin' VanRiper is on?
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
Wow! This is like the 3rd ASIC vendor this week, anymore and we'll all lose track. Can you zoom in on your YouTube video, the screen rendering is a little too blurry? Also, can you post images of the chips/board,etc...
Also, why does your ASIC Miner have a TF card slot? Can you provide more details on the ports?
Should this go on the pending scammer list? I think so.
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
I haven't a good camera right now, but I promise send photos as fast as it possible. At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/t/j3lle.jpg
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
First photo of working prototype.
http://www.freeimagehosting.net/t/j3lle.jpg
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
Wow! This is like the 3rd ASIC vendor this week, anymore and we'll all lose track. Can you zoom in on your YouTube video, the screen rendering is a little too blurry? Also, can you post images of the chips/board,etc...
Also, why does your ASIC Miner have a TF card slot? Can you provide more details on the ports?
Send me one so I can provide an unboxing video, a video of it running on a pool, photos (inside & out), and to prove it's legit to the community. Once it's proven to be true you know that you will have a magnitude of orders and stand to make a financial killing.
These are getting just as bad as the HYIP schemes that used to be on here.
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
You should name this device "Popov ASIC" in honor of maker...If seriously, that not even funny...
The "miner" has only 1 KB !
That's not miner, it's just a link. !
The "miner" has only 1 KB !
! OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
You should name this device "Popov ASIC" in honor of maker...If seriously, that not even funny...
At last we proudly to present you first ready to use sample of hardware bitcoin miner. It based on components Russian-Chinese production , can work through RJ-45 and has two USB 2.0 ports: first for commutation with PC (or Mac) second USB is OTG to connect keyboard or other ASIC mining device. Aproximate mining speed is around 80 GHash, but miner is still under heavy optimization. So, speed of end user devices could be greater up to 10-25%.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
Moderator note: Please do your own research carefully before investing your hard earned monies in ANY investments. We are not responsible for your own money.
First photo of working prototype.
Video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CtZs4Gj2lKw
Product specs:
Main CPU: ARM Cortex A9 Dual Core 1,4 GHz
RAM: 512 Mb DDR3
ASIC units: 4x Elbrus ASIC devices @ 20 GHash each
OS: modified Bolgenos(Russian Ubuntu distro) ARM version
Power consumption: 800 W
PSU: Thermaltake 1200 W (external)
Moderator note: Please do your own research carefully before investing your hard earned monies in ANY investments. We are not responsible for your own money.
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