never really liked INNO, their website is terrible to begin with ,i find bitmain with all the flaws and greed to be more professional.
to actually buy and get the gear bitmain is pretty good.
Topic: Innosilicon T2T 26T (Read 294 times)
to actually buy and get the gear bitmain is pretty good.
never really liked INNO, their website is terrible to begin with ,i find bitmain with all the flaws and greed to be more professional.
The variance of spec given from the 25T falls within this range. Just poor campaigning for offering something "new" I suppose is what I'm disappointed in.
Looks like their site is broken anyway. T3 shows 1050USD but asks over 0.2 BTC
Never been a fan multiple batches so close in spec regardless of maker.
Looks like their site is broken anyway. T3 shows 1050USD but asks over 0.2 BTC
Never been a fan multiple batches so close in spec regardless of maker.
What do you mean?
Bitmain batches on their sha miners always varies in speed by batch, these machines are probably using poorly binned chips that were rejected for the higher speed miners
Bitmain batches on their sha miners always varies in speed by batch, these machines are probably using poorly binned chips that were rejected for the higher speed miners
http://innosilicon.com/html/t2t-26t-miner/index.html
Not sure what's happening in their camp right now with a product like this.
Not sure what's happening in their camp right now with a product like this.
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