The specs are what is called 'below the fold' - you need to scroll down and depending on your monitor size many customers will not even realize it is there.
This is what the average customer sees:
Deceptive. Just because you have been able to push it to 800 for a minute in a lab using liquid nitrogen cooling or something else exotic does not mean you should give customers the impression they will be able to run at that specification. Just be honest with your customers. Don't act like a slimy car salesman.
Thanks for the feedback.
The "average customer" isn't in the market for $19,000 worth of raw boards intended for assembly into DIY miners, but is still capable of understanding the commonly used common phrase "up to."
And no one (not even your theoretical "average customer") is going to spend $19,000 without bothering to scroll down slightly to finish reading a very short product description.
The "improved cooling" HashFast refers to isn't necessarily immersion, much less liquid nitrogen. Maybe you still think liquid cooling is "exotic" but it's actually been mainstream for several years, and many off-the-shelf kits/components are widely available from several manufacturers at a variety of price/performance points.
The chip is running at 750GH/s. That's a world record! Having a chip that runs 50% faster than the nearest competitor is a big deal, especially given the rapidly rising rate of mining difficulty.
I don't like the tone HashLast_CL is using towards their investors.
Basically he is saying "Go fuck yourself, you don't know liquid cooling is already mainstream for several years?"
So you think us dumb, having throwing money towards you.
Maybe it will tone you down if we start to stop throwing money to you.
