Hashblaster:
The dimensions look weird, almost like one of those 'impossible shape' optical illusions...
Topic: Hashblaster 3.3 TH/s too good to be true? (Read 2383 times)
Looks like a (somewhat) badly photoshopped CoolMaster N600:
Hashblaster:
The dimensions look weird, almost like one of those 'impossible shape' optical illusions...
Hashblaster:
The dimensions look weird, almost like one of those 'impossible shape' optical illusions...
Man, I kinda wish they weren't a scam so I could see how they try to dissipate 600W+ for each chip.
Some guys on the KnC irc debunked this scam yesterday.
It's 100% a scam, everyone.
It's 100% a scam, everyone.
Hashblaster.com appears to be working at the moment, not that I'm endorsing/denouncing them in any way, just FYI.
As of 12/26/2013 there website is suspended. It looking like that may not be real.
They are a scam. I can definitely confirm this.
Look here for the scam payment.
https://blockchain.info/address/16yGVmHVUF4E6GnUo1HKf5BGnvDhq4yejG
Don't go near them
Look here for the scam payment.
https://blockchain.info/address/16yGVmHVUF4E6GnUo1HKf5BGnvDhq4yejG
Don't go near them
A new company with a first release on 20nm. The only company providing 20nm chips is KNC at the moment. A couple of days ago there was a topic about the same company. Maybe you can find it. Main sentence of the topic, to good to be true...
that looks like a scam to me.
too good to be true = not true, in my experience
too good to be true = not true, in my experience
If it walks, looks, acts, talks like a duck, it's a duck.
Let me try it another way: my grandma always said that if something looks too good to be true, it IS too good to be true.
Let me try it another way: my grandma always said that if something looks too good to be true, it IS too good to be true.
Hello !
How about this new one ASIC producer: Hashblaster ( hashblaster.com ) ?
What do you know: is legit or scam ?
Any working prototype ?
The technical specification are quite interesting:
- 3x 20nm manufactured ASIC chips yielding a minimum of 1.1 TH/s per chip
- 0.55 watts per GH/s
- Watts: 1815
- Mhash/J: 1818
- Mhash/s/$: 375
The Hashblaster "I" is priced at $8,799 and is limited to 800 units, which are scheduled to ship in Q1 2014.
Of course, pre-orders only.
How about this new one ASIC producer: Hashblaster ( hashblaster.com ) ?
What do you know: is legit or scam ?
Any working prototype ?
The technical specification are quite interesting:
- 3x 20nm manufactured ASIC chips yielding a minimum of 1.1 TH/s per chip
- 0.55 watts per GH/s
- Watts: 1815
- Mhash/J: 1818
- Mhash/s/$: 375
The Hashblaster "I" is priced at $8,799 and is limited to 800 units, which are scheduled to ship in Q1 2014.
Of course, pre-orders only.
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