Will GAW have any announcements soon about selling ASIC miners that ==> Mines all Scrypt proof-of-work AND Scrypt-N coins ?
These type of ASIC miners seem to be the next logic step to extend the ROI for miners.
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Just finished my last interview of the day for tomorrows announcement. Long Day!
great, looking forward to it!
Just finished my last interview of the day for tomorrows announcement. Long Day!
Josh
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
We dont sell blizzards
We have an announcement coming tomorrow about the client
Sorry about that the Fury
and I will be looking forward to the announcement. Thanks Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Well, are we talking about miner as "the person" doing the mining or are we talking about the miner as "the hardware" doing the mining? Your questions need further clarification. I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
I'd say the best miners are the ones that offer the most hash for the price and are real.
The worst kind of miner is the one you never get (see BFL).
Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Well, are we talking about miner as "the person" doing the mining or are we talking about the miner as "the hardware" doing the mining? Your questions need further clarification. I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
I'd say the best miners are the ones that offer the most hash for the price and are real.
The worst kind of miner is the one you never get (see BFL).
Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Well, are we talking about miner as "the person" doing the mining or are we talking about the miner as "the hardware" doing the mining? Your questions need further clarification. I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
I'd say the best miners are the ones that offer the most hash for the price and are real.
The worst kind of miner is the one you never get (see BFL).
Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Their contributions to the community in software/hardware mods, power delivery setups, overclocking guides, setup guides, and sharing performance tweaks and settings. Those that share the most, and the best ideas, and have the most elegant implementations of ideas and applications.I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Aside from any prestige based recognition, the person with the best ROI and biggest hashrate are pretty simple to "respect".
Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Well, are we talking about miner as "the person" doing the mining or are we talking about the miner as "the hardware" doing the mining? Your questions need further clarification. I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
I'd say the best miners are the ones that offer the most hash for the price and are real.
The worst kind of miner is the one you never get (see BFL).
Hey everyone,
I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Well, are we talking about miner as "the person" doing the mining or are we talking about the miner as "the hardware" doing the mining? Your questions need further clarification. I have a question for you. Its going to sound a little strange, but I will do my best to word it here.
One of the things I have noticed in this industry, like most, is there is a stoke of competition. Who has the biggest rig, who gets it first, most amount of hash power, who can set up the most efficient miners, who can yield the most profit, etc. Some of those things are monetarily driven, but some of it is based on the "skill" of the miner.
What makes the "best" miners, the best?
What are some examples of the way miners compete with each other that's skill based?
What kind of things make a miner more credible? Or give them more influence?
I would love to hear your thoughts
Hey All!
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Many of you already know (and many don't!) that I've launched the official GAW Affiliate Program.
I'm looking for anyone and everyone who's willing to promote our GAWesome brand.
The payouts are from 3-5% depending on monthly sales revenues:
- Brand new accounts earn a 3% commission.
- Accounts with 50k in monthly sales earn 4%.
- Accounts with 100k in monthly sales earn 5%.
For the next 48 hours, all manually approved signups will receive an additional 1% commission on top of the regular rates (so 4-6% instead).
You may sign up at:
https://affiliate.gawminers.com
Once you are approved, you will have access to our marketing banners and your affiliate link.
Our average conversion rate fluctuates from 2-5% and average sale is about $1,000.
If your website is in the tech industry, your traffic will convert well. If you're in the bitcoin/altcoin industry specifically (blogs, pools, forums, etc) - you will be blown away by your results.
Thank you all and I look forward to working with you!
Rami
CMO
GAWMiners.com
[email protected]
P.S. You may email me for more info or for help with any questions you may have regarding our affiliate program.
great stuff! thanks!
Hey we never got an answer what is in these things as opposed to what is in the zeus machines. I wouldn't care so much except that the power consumption figures on these devices is way higher than it should be. Since you mentioned blizzard I'll use that as an example. Blizzard is rated 15 watts and does 1.26MH/s but fury is rated 35 watts for 1MH/s. Even if we assume the hashing will turn out the same, why does it use almost 2.5 times the power?
The Blizzards will actual be using about 40w of power for about 1.3MH. I'm not sure how Zeus managed to be so far off on the power numbers.
I'm going to take a wild guess and say that the Fury will end up about the same spec wise.
The Lightening miners from Zeus use 3200w now . . .
Seems like GAW Miners's miners will be more energy efficient by a bit. Hopefully
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Your most welcome.
Hey we never got an answer what is in these things as opposed to what is in the zeus machines. I wouldn't care so much except that the power consumption figures on these devices is way higher than it should be. Since you mentioned blizzard I'll use that as an example. Blizzard is rated 15 watts and does 1.26MH/s but fury is rated 35 watts for 1MH/s. Even if we assume the hashing will turn out the same, why does it use almost 2.5 times the power?
Josh
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
We dont sell blizzards
We have an announcement coming tomorrow about the client
Josh
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
I ordered a couple of the blizzards to give them a shot. I will be ordering more. Do we know if and what software the new miners will be running. I am a strict windows user that is why I am asking, Thanks
It doesn't sound like Project-Prime was happening right around the corner so if you're waiting for it, its gonna be a while before any of the "lesser elites" numbers are called to get invites.
(Pure speculation here...) on the other hand it does sound like there will be a way to upgrade your hosted miners to it.. again, this is my opinion only and doesn't have any insight as to what Project-Prime really is.
So i'm a huge GAW fanboy but was caught off guard by losing all my hosted hash due to Blade upgrade.
I am certain that it was not stated anywhere on the GAW site, including checkout, that I would be without hash until week 3 when the blade upgrades take place.
Are you F*&^ing kidding me? 20 days w/o hash and without being told upfront?
I am certain that it was not stated anywhere on the GAW site, including checkout, that I would be without hash until week 3 when the blade upgrades take place.
Are you F*&^ing kidding me? 20 days w/o hash and without being told upfront?
I'm all for a good rant but you're way out in the woods with this one. It was clearly stated on the product page.
Thanks for the link, I guess I out to lunch that day. It didn't see it :/
Everybody has their moments, that was mine.
Ok, now this is awkward...
I do want to apologize to Josh and GAWMiners. I really have been happy with my experiences with GAW and their support is second to none.
I'm under a lot of pressure and when I noticed my hash was missing this morning I came unglued. Really no excuse to act out, I'm sorry.
Josh & GAW, my bad.
I lost my mind for a moment, I apologize.
...happy belated birthday?
I almost made that mistake myself. But it was late at nite and I did not make the order. I am now waiting on a credit and will use it for some new miners or maybe hold the credit until prime project drops.
So i'm a huge GAW fanboy but was caught off guard by losing all my hosted hash due to Blade upgrade.
I am certain that it was not stated anywhere on the GAW site, including checkout, that I would be without hash until week 3 when the blade upgrades take place.
Are you F*&^ing kidding me? 20 days w/o hash and without being told upfront?
I am certain that it was not stated anywhere on the GAW site, including checkout, that I would be without hash until week 3 when the blade upgrades take place.
Are you F*&^ing kidding me? 20 days w/o hash and without being told upfront?
I'm all for a good rant but you're way out in the woods with this one. It was clearly stated on the product page.
Thanks for the link, I guess I out to lunch that day. It didn't see it :/
Everybody has their moments, that was mine.
Ok, now this is awkward...
umm, Josh & GAW, my bad.
I lost my mind for a moment, I apologize.
Support really does kick ass
...happy belated birthday?Thank you
Quick update,
I am in contact with the CEO of Coinotron. He has committed to implementing a solution and will have it deployed shortly.
Josh
I am in contact with the CEO of Coinotron. He has committed to implementing a solution and will have it deployed shortly.
Josh
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