Topic: HashFast announces specs for new ASIC: 400GH/s - page 426. (Read 880485 times)

Who is BFL?

There were like an ASIC miner company back in the day right?

Funny i have a NDA with CIARA, it clearly states they will only help me not hasfast. Id love to show you the document but its under another NDA. 

Pictures say 1000 words, Hashfasts transparency on matters surrounding the rig seems to be absent atm just like the hashfast forum reps.
I can understand customers like myself comparing them to BFL

Hardware is a gamble in today's trade environment..

What seems to be the best bet is buy and hold till you decide to take profits.

ROFL. It's the same - those jerks are making BFL look bad too!

A neptune ? Isn't that a mining "device" for that failure of a company who doesn't even have a NDA with CIARA , and even had the nerve to ship some products?

i just picked up a Neptune, lets see if its delivered before hash fast.... lol

you mean like a special St Nicholas' Day treat? That would be sooo kind!!

*claps hands while dancing in a circle*

no matter how this ends, it's already my worst customer experience ever.

On my HF invoice I have the term and condition 31. dec, i will not use it, I still believe, that they deliver before 31. dec.

I think the next HF update is the 6 th dec 2013. What do you mean?

I don't have him either.
But I won't quote him anymore.

But , it's nice to get the pulse of it by his post , or how the shitty the situation really is.

Look!
Someone that doesn't have Icebreaker in their ignore list!

amer, i tried for weeks, you are only doing it's game.

So HF, are you getting the refunds ready?

You continue to not understand how to properly deal with customers. I think you really could be a stealth HF account because you have the same poor understanding of customer service that they are currently displaying.

No one invests $48,000 in BTC in a Playstation or a set top box. Spending that much money does come with an expectation of service from the company you have given your money too. People who buy luxury cars DO complain when there is a barely visible NICK on a part of the car.

Regarding your 72F comment - these boxes WERE INTENDED FOR HOME USE - they were sold as watercooled, low ambient temperature hardware that an enthusiast can purchase. Professional grade hardware does not come in a mini-tower form factor. The Sierra is a 1U - it goes in a rack, that's for a data center. No professional anything buys a mini tower. If you think BabyJets are heavy-duty professional grade hardware, then you know nothing about how the real world. I'm just lol'ing here imagining if my Dell rep every came to me and attempted to sell me something non-rackmountable for our data center.

Furthermore, the "unreasonable" update level was exactly what they were providing last month - updates were frequent and official responses were plentiful. It was only when things got busy that customer service got thrown out the window. I get that "they're busy working on our hardware", but the customer service skillset is not the same as the hardware assembly skillset, someone is not doing their job here and should be.

Bye bye BFL!  You have a serious rival here!

Hello new BFL!

They did say initially on the web site that the BabyJet and Sierra requires a data center environment to run. Just be glad that it's only temperature and doesn't require a class 1 cleanroom!

Superior cooling design ...

Actually this is reality, where many FMIC equipped sports cars lose a lot of their power due to heat soak in hot summer conditions.

If it's hot, you'll have to tune down your TH/s to avoid overheating (or live with hardware errors)

DON'T RELY ON Archive.org - they will erase history on request, use alternative systems and mirror needed archive.org stuff somewhere else where they don't erase

Not if they are logging everything and reporting it back, or just logging it to check when they get it in for RMA, and of course checking to see if the logs have been altered, will that show in the TOS soon? Altered logs = VOID?

 Not sure if serious or trolling...

The ambient temperature warranty clause is largely a non-issue since there is no way for HF to verify this.

It does however illustrate the kind of thinking going on at HF.