Topic: Liquid Synergy Designs Inc. -ASIC mining hardware - page 168. (Read 423279 times)

True, they have always been "out of stock" since there IS a lead time. However, as far as I can recall, there used to be a "Buy" button on that page that allowed you to "pre-order". chips. That isn't there any longer.

Found an explanation:

They have always been "out of stock". The 10 week lead time means they are being manufactured before Avalon ships them out. The order still applies

avalon chips are out of order...so does the order still apply?

The 715 remaining that you see in the subject line is for the first 5000 chips for batch 6. SB usually orders the batch once half of the 10000 batch has been sold. So the actual number of chips remaining for sale in batch 6 is around 5715 (less any that have been sold that haven't been accounted for by SB in the subject line), but the batch should be ordered once another 715 are sold.

steamboat, i see that the latest batch is almost full. however, looking at your address https://blockchain.info/address/1JFYtJKcfqXPKijyo3DceT5en5RnswpAwC tells that this address did not receive all that payment. can you explain this?

in case i join your group buy, is there a refunding possibility before the batch was ordered from avalon?

Maybe I'm too far ahead, but does anybody know how to get these units working once we get them? I mean, I have CGminer running and all, but I don't really know how to apply BKKCoins firmware for the Klondike project to CGminer under Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Is there some how-to available somewhere?

Maybe I'm too far ahead, but does anybody know how to get these units working once we get them? I mean, I have CGminer running and all, but I don't really know how to apply BKKCoins firmware for the Klondike project to CGminer under Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Is there some how-to available somewhere?

Hi steamboat,
I have a few questions in addition to the questions already asked by other members in the last couple of days.

Do we have a final K16 design we will use? My understanding is that the current design will not be able to accommodate overclocking that is possible on Avalon chips and that BkkCoins will be changing the K16 board design. Some of the options are to change them to 14 or 20 chips per board which would change the board size. How would this impact the current process and pricing?

I feel a bit uneasy paying for the board assembly where the final design hasn't been bedded in yet.

How will the faulty chips be handled? Will the faulty chips be spread out over the whole batch as a percentage, or will it be luck of a draw where some boards might not have an issue and some may have multiple faulty chips?

What will happen to smaller orders that have not taken into consideration that some chips will be delivered faulty? I guess for bigger orders 1 K16 board could be sacrificed to cover faulty chips on other boards, but what happens to smaller, i.e. single K16 orders that have only 16 chips ordered? Would they go to the back of the queue until more chips are ordered or maybe get a refund?

I would also like more details on the full assembly option and what is included for multiple boards when stacking them? Like USB cables. Also, how do we power fans?

BTW, thank you for your time and effort organising this.

Cheers
BitCsByBit

Have u thought about having them hosted?

Maybe I'm too far ahead, but does anybody know how to get these units working once we get them? I mean, I have CGminer running and all, but I don't really know how to apply BKKCoins firmware for the Klondike project to CGminer under Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS. Is there some how-to available somewhere?

lol +1

Oh sweet mother of buddha - please don't change the design at this point …

http://i.qkme.me/3s52hj.jpg

refine, release, then revise