Low yield rate, BGA package with high ball count, difficult DC/DC.
Did you just make this stuff up? You should probably stick to Mechanics.
Topic: KnCMiner selling raw chips for $.15 / GH - page 4. (Read 5689 times)
Did you just make this stuff up? You should probably stick to Mechanics.
It will be better to inform the buyers on the PCB manufacturer that made their original boards, whit that manufacturer we could be 100% that will get working board, otherwise, even whit the gerber files from KnN its still a huge risk to order boards just to find out that there not mining.
The gerber files from HashFast Evo boards are free from months and yet by this point only peppermining manage the make a working board for the GoldenNonce 700Gh Chip.
The gerber files from HashFast Evo boards are free from months and yet by this point only peppermining manage the make a working board for the GoldenNonce 700Gh Chip.
And BitCrane.
It will be better to inform the buyers on the PCB manufacturer that made their original boards, whit that manufacturer we could be 100% that will get working board, otherwise, even whit the gerber files from KnN its still a huge risk to order boards just to find out that there not mining.
The gerber files from HashFast Evo boards are free from months and yet by this point only peppermining manage the make a working board for the GoldenNonce 700Gh Chip.
The gerber files from HashFast Evo boards are free from months and yet by this point only peppermining manage the make a working board for the GoldenNonce 700Gh Chip.
They're technically very, very, difficult chips to design for.
Why do you say that?Low yield rate, BGA package with high ball count, difficult DC/DC.
They're technically very, very, difficult chips to design for.
Why do you say that? Have you guys seen this? https://www.kncminer.com/products/knc-28nm-sha256-processor
I'm surprised there is not a group buy up for it yet. They're selling the chips for dirt cheap. The only thing I don't like is they're not supplying the documentation before the purchase, I emailed them to see if I could get the documentation ahead of time.
Seems like the perfect chip for an open-sourced board/solution
I'm surprised there is not a group buy up for it yet. They're selling the chips for dirt cheap. The only thing I don't like is they're not supplying the documentation before the purchase, I emailed them to see if I could get the documentation ahead of time.
Seems like the perfect chip for an open-sourced board/solution
They're technically very, very, difficult chips to design for. There's also likely a reason they've been sitting on KNC's shelves for a while.
Have you guys seen this? https://www.kncminer.com/products/knc-28nm-sha256-processor
I'm surprised there is not a group buy up for it yet. They're selling the chips for dirt cheap. The only thing I don't like is they're not supplying the documentation before the purchase, I emailed them to see if I could get the documentation ahead of time.
Seems like the perfect chip for an open-sourced board/solution
I'm surprised there is not a group buy up for it yet. They're selling the chips for dirt cheap. The only thing I don't like is they're not supplying the documentation before the purchase, I emailed them to see if I could get the documentation ahead of time.
Seems like the perfect chip for an open-sourced board/solution
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