If you are able to prove that you can ship anything on time I may start to be interested.
I think your personal best so far is 3 months late, though you're back to 4 now. I'm rooting for a 3 months late March again. You can do it!
However, $6000 for 2TH is overpriced even for May... considering you can buy 2TB of Antminers today (which you will get 3 days from now!) for $8650 and mine $4000 with them before the HashFast imaginary "May" shipdate - never mind the actual shipdate based on track record.
Oh, right, the EVO draws 1650W less power than the Antminers. That's $180 more per month - mmm, still not worth waiting 1 to 5 months longer, and having to deal with HashFast "customer" service.
There's mining companies that treat their customers like customers. Bitmain & ASICMINER come to mind.
There's mining companies that treat their customers like investors (investomers?). BFL, Avalon, KNC etc.
There's mining companies that treat their customers like enemies. Actually, there's only one. HashFast has no competition in this field.
Topic: HashFast announces specs for new ASIC: up to 800GH/s - page 20. (Read 29875 times)
Man i love this American marketing again! The title says up to 800GH/s and they show 730GH/s. WTF is wrong with companies and with people?
batch 2 sierra's haven't been dispatched yet and hashfast recon they will have this evo unit ready and shipped before another 2 batches + MPP in 2 months? I think not. batch 2 sierra's are now officially over a month late. I know this because I am a batch 2 sierra customer!
How come HashFast_CL doesn't have a red "Warning: Trade with extreme caution!" under their name? What are you people waiting? They are not going to trust-rate themselves, you have to do it.
I'll buy when you will have it off the shelf. 
So when is MPP being delivered for Batch-1 customers?!!?
Not to mention that Hashfast hasn't even shipped a large part of its Batch 2 yet.
Plus the upgrade boards.
And the MPP, which you mention.
Then there's batch 3.
And batch 4.
Well, I'd say the "Evo" customers - if there really are any folks foolish enough - can look forward to seeing their hardware sometime around Thanksgiving. US Thanksgiving.
Great!
So when is MPP being delivered for Batch-1 customers?!!?
No one cares about your new products. Batch-1 customers essentially funded the entire operation, yet HashFast has been aggressively silent on MPP delivery. We won't even ROI in $ terms without IMMEDIATE shipment of the *full* MPP obligation. Nevermind the 90%+ *LOSS* in BTC terms, even with MPP...
You guys seriously need to make this up to customers somehow if you have any intention of salvaging your now-worse-than-BFL reputation. Delivering 4x Yoli boards to Batch-1 customers as the MPP obligation might be an ok start.
So when is MPP being delivered for Batch-1 customers?!!?
No one cares about your new products. Batch-1 customers essentially funded the entire operation, yet HashFast has been aggressively silent on MPP delivery. We won't even ROI in $ terms without IMMEDIATE shipment of the *full* MPP obligation. Nevermind the 90%+ *LOSS* in BTC terms, even with MPP...
You guys seriously need to make this up to customers somehow if you have any intention of salvaging your now-worse-than-BFL reputation. Delivering 4x Yoli boards to Batch-1 customers as the MPP obligation might be an ok start.
The sheer professionalism of that site makes me eager to be a "cheustomer". 
Btw, sure looks like a lot of HW errors on that screencap, lol.
Do off-the-shelf closed loop CPU liquid cooling kits fit this board without any special adapter? Something like this... http://www.corsair.com/en-us/cpu-coolers
HashFast BabyJet users thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-babyjet-users-thread-426644
HashFast Sierra's Owners Thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-sierras-owners-thread-433350
A point of order: Conduct in this subforum
January 27, 2013, 03:36:47 PM
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https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-babyjet-users-thread-426644
HashFast Sierra's Owners Thread
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hashfast-sierras-owners-thread-433350
A point of order: Conduct in this subforum
January 27, 2013, 03:36:47 PM
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Here are some points on this subforum's ground rules— some of them are just reptition of the overall forum standards. Most of this should go without saying, but it seems a few people need some reminders.
Stay on-topic.
All threads created should be about custom mining hardware, its operation, or its production (including the companies making it or the technology involved). Generally the subject matter should be boring— technical, procedural, dry things. We're talking about custom hardware for mining here, not civil rights or awesome rock concerts.
Within a thread all messages should pertain to the subject of the thread which is described in the thread title or original post. Avoid tangents and especially avoid responding to tangents. Off-topic posts may be spindled, folded, or mutilated at the moderators discretion.
Posts should generally not make people angry. If you expect that your post will make people angry that is a sign that it may be in the wrong sub-forum. However, in some rare cases factual material about custom hardware or its vendors will make people angry. In these cases it is all the more important to be dry, factual, and to avoid speculation.
In all cases, do no harass or stalk people. Keep your behavior civil and professional. Harassment will be ruthlessly deleted or edited until it is a mockery of the poster (in all cases edited posts will be marked accordingly). If you are in doubt about a behavior it is probably harassment. Don't do it. If you feel you need to investigate a party that has scammed you, take it to the scam accusation sub-forum.
Feel free to provide criticism but don't belabor it. Making the same point over and over again is spam.
To avoid wasting people's time avoid bumping threads with pointless +1s, meme images, or "inb4" messages. Silence is golden. If you don't have something substantive to say, please say nothing at all.
If you are unhappy about these conditions I invite you to not post in custom hardware.
Cheers and happy discussing.
Stay on-topic.
All threads created should be about custom mining hardware, its operation, or its production (including the companies making it or the technology involved). Generally the subject matter should be boring— technical, procedural, dry things. We're talking about custom hardware for mining here, not civil rights or awesome rock concerts.
Within a thread all messages should pertain to the subject of the thread which is described in the thread title or original post. Avoid tangents and especially avoid responding to tangents. Off-topic posts may be spindled, folded, or mutilated at the moderators discretion.
Posts should generally not make people angry. If you expect that your post will make people angry that is a sign that it may be in the wrong sub-forum. However, in some rare cases factual material about custom hardware or its vendors will make people angry. In these cases it is all the more important to be dry, factual, and to avoid speculation.
In all cases, do no harass or stalk people. Keep your behavior civil and professional. Harassment will be ruthlessly deleted or edited until it is a mockery of the poster (in all cases edited posts will be marked accordingly). If you are in doubt about a behavior it is probably harassment. Don't do it. If you feel you need to investigate a party that has scammed you, take it to the scam accusation sub-forum.
Feel free to provide criticism but don't belabor it. Making the same point over and over again is spam.
To avoid wasting people's time avoid bumping threads with pointless +1s, meme images, or "inb4" messages. Silence is golden. If you don't have something substantive to say, please say nothing at all.
If you are unhappy about these conditions I invite you to not post in custom hardware.
Cheers and happy discussing.
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