HashFast announces specs for new ASIC: 400GH/s - page 25.

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Quote from: MrTeal on December 08, 2014, 09:36:15 PM

Going the other way is actually better though. I have Habs running at 575MHz giving 432GH/s poolside and pulling 341W at the wall from a Silver rated 850W HEC branded PSU I got for $40. Yes the per speed board is lower, but it's a lot more competitive with current offerings.

Let's compare that to a quality offering.

SP20: 1.7 TH/s for $695 (cooler included).

So the HF is worth 695 * 1700 / 432 = $176. Let's say you can find a cooler for $26. The HF board is worth less than $150.

I'm not saying that they're worth a ridiculous amount of money, just that trying to run them at 800GH/s isn't the way to go if it's even possible for most boards. The numbers become much more competitive to other offerings if you turn them down considerably.

And unlike most of the competition, if the price of BTC increases you can crank them up into turbo pursuit mode.

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Quote from: Syke on December 08, 2014, 09:57:08 PM

Quote from: MrTeal on December 08, 2014, 09:36:15 PM

Going the other way is actually better though. I have Habs running at 575MHz giving 432GH/s poolside and pulling 341W at the wall from a Silver rated 850W HEC branded PSU I got for $40. Yes the per speed board is lower, but it's a lot more competitive with current offerings.

Let's compare that to a quality offering.

SP20: 1.7 TH/s for $695 (cooler included).

So the HF is worth 695 * 1700 / 432 = $176. Let's say you can find a cooler for $26. The HF board is worth less than $150.

I'm not saying that they're worth a ridiculous amount of money, just that trying to run them at 800GH/s isn't the way to go if it's even possible for most boards. The numbers become much more competitive to other offerings if you turn them down considerably.

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Quote from: MrTeal on December 08, 2014, 09:36:15 PM

Going the other way is actually better though. I have Habs running at 575MHz giving 432GH/s poolside and pulling 341W at the wall from a Silver rated 850W HEC branded PSU I got for $40. Yes the per speed board is lower, but it's a lot more competitive with current offerings.

Let's compare that to a quality offering.

SP20: 1.7 TH/s for $695 (cooler included).

So the HF is worth 695 * 1700 / 432 = $176. Let's say you can find a cooler for $26. The HF board is worth less than $150.

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Quote from: Flashman on December 08, 2014, 09:42:22 PM

Yeah, that's what I was figuring, get down to 0.75 gh/W ish, maybe cheap out the cooler to a Hyper 212 with push pull fans on.

i tried that at one point, it can work but definitely use something like arctic silver 5, and ditch the screw that come factory with the retention bracket they dont allow enough pressure on the dies( IMHO)

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Hodl!

Yeah, that's what I was figuring, get down to 0.75 gh/W ish, maybe cheap out the cooler to a Hyper 212 with push pull fans on.

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Quote from: Flashman on December 08, 2014, 08:14:52 PM

Quote from: starsoccer9 on December 08, 2014, 07:41:33 PM

Lets just assume for a second that the board runs at 800gh and because we are pretending, lets say the difficulty is not going to get any higher. So after 100 days you would only generate 1.064 BTC. IF we assume that the water cooler is 60$ and the psu is 40$ That leaves at the current price 260$ that the board price can be.

I was figuring they'd need a solid 1000W PSU at 800, w/gh climbs with speed. Can find some useable 600W ones around $40 but then there's quite a jump.

You would definitely need a 1000W PSU at 800GH/s, though even getting boards that high would be extremely hit or miss. That's a minimum of 1050MHz on all 4 dies, which is no small feat.

Going the other way is actually better though. I have Habs running at 575MHz giving 432GH/s poolside and pulling 341W at the wall from a Silver rated 850W HEC branded PSU I got for $40. Yes the per speed board is lower, but it's a lot more competitive with current offerings.

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Quote from: Flashman on December 08, 2014, 08:14:52 PM

Quote from: starsoccer9 on December 08, 2014, 07:41:33 PM

Lets just assume for a second that the board runs at 800gh and because we are pretending, lets say the difficulty is not going to get any higher. So after 100 days you would only generate 1.064 BTC. IF we assume that the water cooler is 60$ and the psu is 40$ That leaves at the current price 260$ that the board price can be.

I was figuring they'd need a solid 1000W PSU at 800, w/gh climbs with speed. Can find some useable 600W ones around $40 but then there's quite a jump.

about right. a 1250w can run 2 at 30 day average of 600-650 ghs in non-datacenter ambient environment. Not optimized as I would like but the life is so short I focused on stability

You will need CPU coolers which are worth more then the boards.

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Quote from: armyof1ne on December 08, 2014, 06:40:21 PM

I am pretty sure Mr Cavion will probably stay silent.

I've already written everything I wanted to during the last year, there is no need for me to reiterate and lose more time with trolls.
But I think that I should be amused by how often those trolls throw the ball at me.

Reading Morici is always depressing in it's simplicity. He always has that linear, dead simple explanation of the screwing, yet, here we still are, banging our heads with judges, lawyers, trollers, while the people behind this are laughing at us and enjoy the protection of the law.

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Quote from: starsoccer9 on December 08, 2014, 07:41:33 PM

Lets just assume for a second that the board runs at 800gh and because we are pretending, lets say the difficulty is not going to get any higher. So after 100 days you would only generate 1.064 BTC. IF we assume that the water cooler is 60$ and the psu is 40$ That leaves at the current price 260$ that the board price can be.

I was figuring they'd need a solid 1000W PSU at 800, w/gh climbs with speed. Can find some useable 600W ones around $40 but then there's quite a jump.

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Shortly before the hearing adjourned, Montali expressed his puzzlement in the entire affair and wondered why the company simply didn't just convert its Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection into a Chapter 7, which allows a company to liquidate under American bankruptcy law.

"The observation that I’ve had since Day 1: I've expressed the unusualness of this new business called Bitcoin coming into our old familiar bankruptcy world, and I find it beyond belief that someone who understands Bitcoin wouldn't have the slightest interest under the bankruptcy code," Judge Montali said. "I'm going to defer to the judgement of the committee and the judgement of the debtor."

Weren't we first converted from chapter 7 to chapter 11?

Yup, anyone looking for a summary of what has happened so far this is my take...

After being forced into chapter 7 Hashfast delayed for a month then filed a motion asking the judge to convert the case to chapter 11 which they are entitled to do under bankruptcy law.

Not that it matters at this point, but who approved Hashfast's request to convert to chapter 11? Judge Montali? I know I should know this but this question is part rhetoric, part self-prescribed ignorance.

Yes, Judge Montali approved it. It was of course the decision of Hashfast management to file it in the first place. This was before the creditors had any collective representation to oppose it.

He should now have at least a glimpse of an answer as to why Hashfast management didn't just stay in Chapter 7. Hopefully this helps us creditors re: litigation.

Yes, well, what is lost on all the people screaming that forcing them into chapter 7 was stupid idea is that they were preparing to declare chapter 11 bankruptcy anyways. The involuntary filing just caused them to have to do it a couple weeks sooner than they had planned.

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Quote from: raskul on December 08, 2014, 05:59:39 PM

nobody wants those boards nor does anyone wish to be associated with anything to do with hashfail.

Plenty of people want Habanero boards, which are almost the same thing.

I'd love to get my MPP boards and so would many others, especially those who never received their initial order.

get a fucking grip. I have no interest in receiving any 'product' linked to hashfail, send me my fucking money back or shut the fuck up, dickhead.
You make me sick, i've been watching your vile bully tactics on this forum and I can honestly say that I have never seen such a fucking lowlife in all my entire life.

you think anyone is vaguely interested in receiving 800GH/s MPP boards with difficulty sitting at 40billion? you are truly fucking deluded and that court case was a fucking farce. If you think any good has come of some ragged politico buying himself a new toy to play with, then i'm afraid you had better get lubed up and take that arse-fucking again and again and again that you so richly deserve and one can only presume, enjoy.

LoL, u sound mad bro. Tongue

First you said "nobody" wants HF boards and then you change it to "I have no interest." Roll Eyes

If you can't distinguish between yourself and everybody, no wonder you get upset so easily.

Such massive conceptual difficulties must make life very difficult.

Of course the court case was a farce. We smart people knew it would be, and warned you of that, well in advance of cedivad, MM, and PM's spectacularly ill-advised legal actions:

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Btw my lawyer says that while there can be multiple actions from the same lawyer with several little customers, there can't be class actions against HF. In other words, i don't think i have any suggestion to everyone who ordered only 1 unit (and i'm really sorry of being unable to help).

The ONLY winners of class action law suits... are the lawyers, lets face it.

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Well it really depends on the price of the boards. I mean let alot the water cooler and power costs a huge portion of the possible money that can be made.

Lets just assume for a second that the board runs at 800gh and because we are pretending, lets say the difficulty is not going to get any higher. So after 100 days you would only generate 1.064 BTC. IF we assume that the water cooler is 60$ and the psu is 40$ That leaves at the current price 260$ that the board price can be.

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really people want these boards still? at what price? I have 20 rev 3 boards sitting in a box next to me right now. Let me know and they are yours. I am not running them now due to op-ex and capacity constraints

Well I'd bite if they were cheap, need running at less than spec to keep heatsinks cheap enough to bother buying for them, I'm thinking I could go 5 @ $125 ea, but I'm hodling my coin, so we'd have to make other payment arrangements... you could maybe get $1000 out of me for 10.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 05:53:29 PM

Quote from: RoadStress on December 08, 2014, 01:44:40 PM

Where are you icetard to praise HF? Everything was bought for 400k? That's saying something about the world's fastest chip...

Where is cedivad? Why isn't he here to praise this result of legal actions he helped initiate? Huh

Ochoa didn't buy "everything." And the 420k offer came with two huge side deals of great benefit to us creditors.

This is good news. HashFast will be selling boards again soon:

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That offer was accompanied by a commitment from Mr. Ochoa to permit the Debtors to buy data mining boards that Mr. Ochoa will be building with the Debtors’ assets, and which will be compatible the Debtors’ chip inventory, at a price equal to Mr. Ochoa’s cost. That commitment is valuable to the Debtors because it enables them to sell fully integrated and tested boards using the Debtors’ chip inventory at a price that both is competitive in the marketplace and generates significant margin to the Debtors. In addition, Mr. Ochoa’s offer was accompanied by a further commitment from Mr. Ochoa to permit the Debtors to purchase, again at no markup, a future, fully integrated mining board that is scheduled to be developed early next year. While that future board will not use any of the Debtors’ inventory, the Debtors’ ability to buy the board at cost and then reselling to the public at a margin provides real value to the Debtors and their creditors.

How many do you want? Cheesy

I am pretty sure Mr Cavion will probably stay silent.
Those boards are probably going to be kind of worthless at this point, unless enmasse... no point in purchasing something i should already own, he would be wise to open under a new name.

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Quote from: raskul on December 08, 2014, 06:24:42 PM

you think anyone is vaguely interested in receiving 800GH/s MPP boards with difficulty sitting at 40billion? you are truly fucking deluded and that court case was a fucking farce. If you think any good has come of some ragged politico buying himself a new toy to play with, then i'm afraid you had better get lubed up and take that arse-fucking again and again and again that you so richly deserve and one can only presume, enjoy.

1 J/GH boards? Worthless. Less than worthless. You'd have to pay me to power them up.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 06:15:19 PM

Quote from: raskul on December 08, 2014, 05:59:39 PM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 05:53:29 PM

This is good news.

you sir, are fucking deluded.

nobody wants those boards nor does anyone wish to be associated with anything to do with hashfail.
it's dead, get over it. dead, inefficient and last year's news.

Plenty of people want Habanero boards, which are almost the same thing.

I'd love to get my MPP boards and so would many others, especially those who never received their initial order.

get a fucking grip. I have no interest in receiving any 'product' linked to hashfail, send me my fucking money back or shut the fuck up, dickhead.
You make me sick, i've been watching your vile bully tactics on this forum and I can honestly say that I have never seen such a fucking lowlife in all my entire life.

you think anyone is vaguely interested in receiving 800GH/s MPP boards with difficulty sitting at 40billion? you are truly fucking deluded and that court case was a fucking farce. If you think any good has come of some ragged politico buying himself a new toy to play with, then i'm afraid you had better get lubed up and take that arse-fucking again and again and again that you so richly deserve and one can only presume, enjoy.

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Quote from: raskul on December 08, 2014, 05:59:39 PM

Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 05:53:29 PM

This is good news.

you sir, are fucking deluded.

nobody wants those boards nor does anyone wish to be associated with anything to do with hashfail.
it's dead, get over it. dead, inefficient and last year's news.

Plenty of people want Habanero boards, which are almost the same thing.

I'd love to get my MPP boards and so would many others, especially those who never received their initial order.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 05:53:29 PM

Quote from: RoadStress on December 08, 2014, 01:44:40 PM

Where are you icetard to praise HF? Everything was bought for 400k? That's saying something about the world's fastest chip...

Where is cedivad? Why isn't he here to praise this result of legal actions he helped initiate? Huh

Ochoa didn't buy "everything." And the 420k offer came with two huge side deals of great benefit to us creditors.

This is good news. HashFast will be selling boards again soon:

....
How many do you want? Cheesy

Boards which nobody will buy. Ok. Great deal for the "best and fastest bitcoin mining chip". Words simply can't express the amount of failure apparently from both sides.

Maybe the legal action didn't got anything for the creditors, but at least it stopped HF from scamming (aka sucking their money into a black hole because that's what HF does best) other customers.

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Quote from: iCEBREAKER on December 08, 2014, 05:53:29 PM

This is good news.

you sir, are fucking deluded.

nobody wants those boards nor does anyone wish to be associated with anything to do with hashfail.
it's dead, get over it. dead, inefficient and last year's news.

iCEBREAKER

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Quote from: RoadStress on December 08, 2014, 01:44:40 PM

Where are you icetard to praise HF? Everything was bought for 400k? That's saying something about the world's fastest chip...

Where is cedivad? Why isn't he here to praise this result of legal actions he helped initiate? Huh

Ochoa didn't buy "everything." And the 420k offer came with two huge side deals of great benefit to us creditors.

This is good news. HashFast will be selling boards again soon:

Quote

That offer was accompanied by a commitment from Mr. Ochoa to permit the Debtors to buy data mining boards that Mr. Ochoa will be building with the Debtors’ assets, and which will be compatible the Debtors’ chip inventory, at a price equal to Mr. Ochoa’s cost. That commitment is valuable to the Debtors because it enables them to sell fully integrated and tested boards using the Debtors’ chip inventory at a price that both is competitive in the marketplace and generates significant margin to the Debtors. In addition, Mr. Ochoa’s offer was accompanied by a further commitment from Mr. Ochoa to permit the Debtors to purchase, again at no markup, a future, fully integrated mining board that is scheduled to be developed early next year. While that future board will not use any of the Debtors’ inventory, the Debtors’ ability to buy the board at cost and then reselling to the public at a margin provides real value to the Debtors and their creditors.

How many do you want? Cheesy

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