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Topic: Jupiter (KNC) vs Baby Jet (HashFast) (Read 2074 times)

sr. member
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October 15, 2013, 11:56:03 AM
#5
Based on this analysis listed it looks like your ROI is greater or can be obtained "in theory" through the HashFast but not by much.  I say that only because of lower power consumption over time and the miner protection program.  The best bet is to get the gear first and then sell asap for more than what you paid.  If you can't get that then mine as fast as you can while trying to sell it if you can. 

Best option is to buy Bitcoins and hold or use them.  Other option get a cloudhashing contract and ride the wave.

Also HashFast may look good in this case but until unit one hits the ground and we can see what it does this is all theory.

Like the effort put into this analysis and for full disclosure I own BFL gear (selling it) and I am on order with HashFast (nervous about it) and I don't have KNC (don't plan to get it).
sr. member
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Bitcoin is the future...
October 15, 2013, 11:34:56 AM
#4
Jupiter is 1.0 W/Gh/s
legendary
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October 14, 2013, 11:31:33 AM
#3
The first question is: should you buy any asic? The answer is, if you expect a profit, you should NOT.
sr. member
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October 14, 2013, 09:06:55 AM
#2
I would choose babyhash due to the miner protection. But again, this is their first product so I don't know how it would work out.
hero member
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'All that glitters is not gold'
October 14, 2013, 04:40:49 AM
#1
What do you choose between Jupiter and Baby Jet and why ?
Please share your pro's and con's here.
I found only this:

Jupiter
Performance: ~ 550GH/s
Cooling type: air
Available: yes
technology: 28nm ASIC
Power Consumption: less than 1.4 W/Gh/s
PSU: not included, 850 W (modular+80 GOLD) recommended
upgrade: nothing yet
price: starting from $ 4,995.00
will this miner achieve ROI: ??


Baby Jet
Performance: 400 GH/s at nominal clock speed, can be over/underclocked
Cooling type: liquid
Available: no, pre-orders only, shipment will start to begin 20-30 this October for 1st Batch
technology: 28nm ASIC
Power Consumption: less than  0.65 W/GH/s
PSU: included
upgrade: room for 1 chip @400 GH/s
price: starting from $5,600 (Miner Protection Program for 1st batch included)
will this miner achieve ROI: ??


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