Topic: KNCMiner Neptune 3TH miner $9,995 (Read 15705 times)
Black arrow will ship at the end of april/ start of may. There was a tape out delay on the Minion.
So black arrow supposed to ship this month but all they have is fake cgi pics on there website and updated text with no pictures !! Not even a single picture of a pcb board or a picture of chips or anything !! If im wrong please post link.. Have a bad feeling about them and glad I never Pre-ordered from them but I hope they do come through there prices are pretty good ......
More than 5000-6000$ is excessive. Difficult raise to more than 1000 millions when I receive my jupiters difficult was 187 millions. +5x diff -5x hashrate Less than original price of Jupiter.
When 2000 Ghs cost 4999$ delivery date 2/2014 & only 1050w
http://www.blackarrowsoftware.com/store/prospero-x-3.html
Does anyone got those Prosperos x3 ??When 2000 Ghs cost 4999$ delivery date 2/2014 & only 1050w
http://www.blackarrowsoftware.com/store/prospero-x-3.html
Thanks.
This price sucks! It should be price calculated to deliver same btc/usd as a Jupiter did when they were released. This has no chance, unless btc is going to 3k each in a few months...
crappy... KNC were the leaders in price/performance, now there just cashing in like the rest. Why is the motto now that only HW manufactures are allowed to make any money in bitcoin mining?
crappy... KNC were the leaders in price/performance, now there just cashing in like the rest. Why is the motto now that only HW manufactures are allowed to make any money in bitcoin mining?
+1
I'm also out.. too expensive. It 'll never going to ROI !
KnC is a capitalist company focused only on profit. It doesn't support open source projects.. They never showed us respect for being "valuable customers" any single time. They have been taking advantage on us with their high marketing skills since the first day.
+10
Yes folks, lets try to remember that every egg is a chicken on pre-order.
KnC made in the area of 56 mil. off the sales of their equipment. They did a good job bringing this to market on time and only had a small delay in shipping. That said they had horrible problems with faulty electronics, defective chips and such but they did do better then most to fix that.
The problem is, given they have the profits from a successful launch why do they need to raise money from preorders?
Personally I don't like this model for the general consumer, it makes sense for big companies with exclusive contracts but even in that model there are huge risks.
It makes more sense to invest in a company that mines with a salad of technologies then to be a home miner now.
Just my 2 satoshi's
KnC made in the area of 56 mil. off the sales of their equipment. They did a good job bringing this to market on time and only had a small delay in shipping. That said they had horrible problems with faulty electronics, defective chips and such but they did do better then most to fix that.
The problem is, given they have the profits from a successful launch why do they need to raise money from preorders?
Personally I don't like this model for the general consumer, it makes sense for big companies with exclusive contracts but even in that model there are huge risks.
It makes more sense to invest in a company that mines with a salad of technologies then to be a home miner now.
Just my 2 satoshi's
so all you guys think were going to be well over 2 billion by halfway thru next year??
1 billion by end of year, 2 billion by end of Feb. There's no way they'll ship by then.
Their current product is against the distributed nature of bitcoin, a few large data center might command more than 50% of the network if this trend continues
Johnny,
thats ridiculous. Just because people choose to put their miners in a datacenter instead of in their home doesn't change the decentralised nature of bitcoin. The miners will still be owned by a large and decentralised ownership.... the location isn't thats important, its the ownership.
and anyway, there are thousands of data centres in the world. they will compete for people's business of where to put their miners, in a free market economy.
I am an existing customer you can order here from me, no upcharge or fee. I have done this with people before.
I've also got a preorder spot that i wont use. Im in the 1-500 group of first gen buyers. PM if interested, i prefer another Swede like me so we can trust each other maximum.
wasn't it like always the point that people said you will nerver get ROI ?
It was said in the GPU times, now even Asic miners will never get ROI.
I would say, if you have the money I would give it a shot. It will most likely pay out.
It was said in the GPU times, now even Asic miners will never get ROI.
I would say, if you have the money I would give it a shot. It will most likely pay out.
Actually I don't remember this being said about gpu mining.
And with a gpu you can do some other things , also people had videocards before even hearing of mining.
wasn't it like always the point that people said you will nerver get ROI ?
It was said in the GPU times, now even Asic miners will never get ROI.
I would say, if you have the money I would give it a shot. It will most likely pay out.
It was said in the GPU times, now even Asic miners will never get ROI.
I would say, if you have the money I would give it a shot. It will most likely pay out.
I think you need to factor in the expected price increase. Which of course is speculation, but long term, it will most likely be profitable by a large margin. It all depends with perspective you approach your look at your mining "investment"
You should compare an investment in asics against buying bitcoins directly. When you buy an asic you just buy bitcoins that are going to get credited to you over time. (of course asics can mine some altcoins to but thats trivial so far)
Mercury was also BARELY gonna hit ROI when it was released.
I think you need to factor in the expected price increase. Which of course is speculation, but long term, it will most likely be profitable by a large margin. It all depends with perspective you approach your look at your mining "investment"
I think you need to factor in the expected price increase. Which of course is speculation, but long term, it will most likely be profitable by a large margin. It all depends with perspective you approach your look at your mining "investment"
But again, if the price will increase that much then you might aswell just invest by buying coins. Litecoins or bitcoins
Mercury was also BARELY gonna hit ROI when it was released.
I think you need to factor in the expected price increase. Which of course is speculation, but long term, it will most likely be profitable by a large margin. It all depends with perspective you approach your look at your mining "investment"
I think you need to factor in the expected price increase. Which of course is speculation, but long term, it will most likely be profitable by a large margin. It all depends with perspective you approach your look at your mining "investment"
Their current product is against the distributed nature of bitcoin, a few large data center might command more than 50% of the network if this trend continues
Buying that product might be against common sense but i don't think that has anything to do with bitcoin's nature per se.
im going to offer something here, i just did a calculation..
2 TH/s
2.5 billion diff
900 USD/ 1 BTC
$10,585 profit per month
http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/
so all you guys think were going to be well over 2 billion by halfway thru next year??
i may be way off the mark looking at the replies in this thread but $10,000 for 2TH/s doesnt look that bad to me..
ROI in 6-8 weeks at most it seems like
2 TH/s
2.5 billion diff
900 USD/ 1 BTC
$10,585 profit per month
http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/
so all you guys think were going to be well over 2 billion by halfway thru next year??
i may be way off the mark looking at the replies in this thread but $10,000 for 2TH/s doesnt look that bad to me..
ROI in 6-8 weeks at most it seems like
That's a too simplified calculator (without difficulty increase projection)
There is no possibility for ROI under a 20% increase in each difficulty adjustment --- http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/
And there are other uncertainties, depends on how fast avalon, BFL and bitfury pushing out their next generation devices. There are rumors that Avalon will deliver a 20nm product without the need for pre-order
Their current product is against the distributed nature of bitcoin, a few large data center might command more than 50% of the network if this trend continues
im going to offer something here, i just did a calculation..
2 TH/s
2.5 billion diff
900 USD/ 1 BTC
$10,585 profit per month
http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/
so all you guys think were going to be well over 2 billion by halfway thru next year??
i may be way off the mark looking at the replies in this thread but $10,000 for 2TH/s doesnt look that bad to me..
ROI in 6-8 weeks at most it seems like
2 TH/s
2.5 billion diff
900 USD/ 1 BTC
$10,585 profit per month
http://www.bitcoinx.com/profit/
so all you guys think were going to be well over 2 billion by halfway thru next year??
i may be way off the mark looking at the replies in this thread but $10,000 for 2TH/s doesnt look that bad to me..
ROI in 6-8 weeks at most it seems like
The fact that people preorder this things in dozens, so it can be delivered to them after 5 months, really beats me. 
5 months is like 50 years in crypto currency time...
5 months is like 50 years in crypto currency time...
agreed. knc probably miscalculated on this offer eventhough i agree they are one of the more reliable asic sellers out there. my feeling is that the difficulty will rise beyond belief by then.
Will it though, who else is putting miners reliably out there which as much power as KnC's first gen models let alone with plans for new devices that compare to their second gen models like neptune?
The fact that people preorder this things in dozens, so it can be delivered to them after 5 months, really beats me.
5 months is like 50 years in crypto currency time...
5 months is like 50 years in crypto currency time...
500 years if you ask me
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