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Topic: List of Avalon-ASIC-Miner-Developers and Assembler - page 7. (Read 38328 times)

legendary
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i think i me going to use burnin or  flyonwall
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
right - they said they would provide a reference design.  But even if you use that you still have to get the PCBs ordered and the boards assembled.

Thats right. But i think there will be at least a month between reference design and chipdelivery. Enough time to make contracts or get the parts. And if the developers really can deliver as fast as they wish can only show the future. burnin plans 1000 units a week. I dont know if it will work out. Asic-companies very often have problems with their plans. Smiley

From burnin's thread I have found something very reassuring: He plans on doing a lot of stuff himself, but the part that is most time consuming, is contracted to another company that usually does this kind of stuff for electronics used in aviation.

Definitely.

Guys any idea when Avalon's blueprint is due?  Huh

Hoping someone could manage a high-density PCB.

Thats what avalon says: " communication protocol, reference board design provided in early May."
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
right - they said they would provide a reference design.  But even if you use that you still have to get the PCBs ordered and the boards assembled.

Thats right. But i think there will be at least a month between reference design and chipdelivery. Enough time to make contracts or get the parts. And if the developers really can deliver as fast as they wish can only show the future. burnin plans 1000 units a week. I dont know if it will work out. Asic-companies very often have problems with their plans. Smiley

From burnin's thread I have found something very reassuring: He plans on doing a lot of stuff himself, but the part that is most time consuming, is contracted to another company that usually does this kind of stuff for electronics used in aviation.

Definitely.

Guys any idea when Avalon's blueprint is due?  Huh

Hoping someone could manage a high-density PCB.
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
right - they said they would provide a reference design.  But even if you use that you still have to get the PCBs ordered and the boards assembled.

Thats right. But i think there will be at least a month between reference design and chipdelivery. Enough time to make contracts or get the parts. And if the developers really can deliver as fast as they wish can only show the future. burnin plans 1000 units a week. I dont know if it will work out. Asic-companies very often have problems with their plans. Smiley

From burnin's thread I have found something very reassuring: He plans on doing a lot of stuff himself, but the part that is most time consuming, is contracted to another company that usually does this kind of stuff for electronics used in aviation.
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awesome thread sir
legendary
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Indeed! nice thread!
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Thanks Sebastian, this will come in handy!  Smiley
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@SebastianJu you made sense to my question. I wasn't sure what kind of "reference" Avalon was releasing though, but who knows maybe its an exact copy of their hardware. I just wouldn't know how one would start verifying the design before ordering X boards. I guess you would just order a few test boards then.


anyway, good info to have in a post!
legendary
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
right - they said they would provide a reference design.  But even if you use that you still have to get the PCBs ordered and the boards assembled.

Thats right. But i think there will be at least a month between reference design and chipdelivery. Enough time to make contracts or get the parts. And if the developers really can deliver as fast as they wish can only show the future. burnin plans 1000 units a week. I dont know if it will work out. Asic-companies very often have problems with their plans. Smiley
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
right - they said they would provide a reference design.  But even if you use that you still have to get the PCBs ordered and the boards assembled.
legendary
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I think the first chipbatches will arrive in some months. And in this month avalon will provide a free miner design. That means its possible that no developers are needed at all to create a miner. But the miners created by the developers can only be tested once they can run the miner with a chip to test it out. In 4 weeks test-chips are sent out so that miner-developers can test their miner.

What i mean... it takes some time until the chips arrive anyway. And when they arrive the miners will be ready to be created. A ETA isnt needed because of that i think.

But maybe i misunderstood you.
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Well I'm sure not all designs are created equally. so I wonder if each Dev has their own ETA right now. i.e. 2 weeks to market,3 weeks etc? I mean some people have full time jobs and others don't so someone may be able to work on this for 20 hrs/day if they could while others may only have 5 hours / day.


Also stating if its DIY/Fully Finished/In-between maybe good for the different folks on the board.


Pretty hard for that estimate.

Depending on who is trying to get a jump on it and who might be lucky enough to guess right even before the avalon specs come out. Boards could even be ready before the chips are even shipped by some timelines... that means the time it takes to get chips to the boards would be the limiting factor in most of these builds. So conservatively a few weeks after chips DESCEND ON THE BOARD BUILDERS LIKE LOCUSTS for boards to start hashing in the wild. For a DIY who will get boards and either do the reflow at home or take it to a local SMT you might need to add a little time depending on their skills sets, but the PCB builders may even have working prototypes with those lose Avalon chips we have heard about so...when? Within 2 to 4 weeks of the chips arrival for most if the boards are up to snuff is my best guess on all the designs I have read about. That means if there are no BFL types PCB builders you might see more hash power come from DIY avalon chips than BFL can muster and cheaper.
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Well I'm sure not all designs are created equally. so I wonder if each Dev has their own ETA right now. i.e. 2 weeks to market,3 weeks etc? I mean some people have full time jobs and others don't so someone may be able to work on this for 20 hrs/day if they could while others may only have 5 hours / day.


Also stating if its DIY/Fully Finished/In-between maybe good for the different folks on the board.
legendary
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I knew there was something I wanted to do earlier today and it seems you beat me to it! This will definitely come useful , and it may be nice to have another column of ETA as each forum post is updated as there are just so many posts to go through on each one.


thanks for starting!

Smiley

What do you mean with ETA? I guess its hard to tell when the design is ready and tested or how fast a miner can be created.
If you mean the info posted in this thread... once i see new info i will add it into the first post for a better overview.
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I knew there was something I wanted to do earlier today and it seems you beat me to it! This will definitely come useful , and it may be nice to have another column of ETA as each forum post is updated as there are just so many posts to go through on each one.


thanks for starting!
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Hello,

i would like to have a list of ASIC-Miner-Developers that want to create a miner for avalon-asics. This list should stay here in first post to have an overview. I will add assemblers too now.
This list is not for Miners that are sold with ASICs included already (No BFL Miner, Avalon Miner or Asicminer Miner). The list only contains offers whats to do with Avalon ASIC Chips that can be bought at Avalon store or at one of the many Avalon ASIC Group buys. There is a list with producers of complete miners including Avalon ASIC's (you cant send them your chips) below.

Note: Please check out for yourself if the developers are trustworthy. I didnt do this check for all of them, i only list them.

Please note that the prices most likely are still tentative!

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Forum UserProject NameThreadMiner for X ASIC'sNeeds your ASIC's sent to?Product TypeCost of ProductComplete miner Price per ChipLicence fee to developer?Developer/ Assembler LocationWhat happens with product?
burninBitBurner XClick10YesComplete Miner with cooling98€ + VAT9.8€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XXClick20YesComplete Miner with cooling105€ + VAT5.25€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XClick10YesComplete Miner with watercooling145€ + VAT14.5€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XXClick20YesComplete Miner with watercooling150€ + VAT15€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner X+XXClick30YesComplete Miner with watercooling240€ + VAT8€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XX+XXClick40YesComplete Miner with watercooling245€ + VAT6.125€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XClick10YesBarebone Miner complete but without Cooling and attachment materials90€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XXClick20YesBarebone Miner complete but without Cooling and attachment materials96€ + VATSelf developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
burninBitBurner XClick10-20On your wishEmpty PCB without any parts for DIY25€Self developedGermany, HamburgSent to Customer
flyonwallCondoClick10YesComplete Miner with cooling (based on Avalon reference design)160 units for 1.34BTC each (64 sold) all further units cost 2.54BTC0.134BTC-0.254BTCNot needed (Avalon Design)Philippines, Cebu CityKept by Developer, hosted at Douglas County, Washington, USA (power cost $0.02kWh) and pays out dividend
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick1NoDIY (Including board + parts | without ASIC, heat sink, ATX PSU and cables) See Note *1$16Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick16NoDIY (Including board + parts | without ASIC, heat sink, ATX PSU and cables) See Note *1$35Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick64NoDIY (Including board + parts | without ASIC, heat sink, ATX PSU and cables) See Note *1$100Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick1NoDIY (Including board only)$6Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick16NoDIY (Including board only)$12Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick64NoDIY (Including board only)$25Self developedThailandSent to Customer
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick16NoOpen Source Miner Plans onlyFreeSelf developedThailandDownloadable
BkkCoinsKlondikeClick64NoOpen Source Miner Plans onlyFreeSelf developedThailandDownloadable
alltenQuarter StickClick1YesComplete MinerSelf developedSent to Customer
ryepdxStumptown MinerClick16YesComplete Miner with heatsink (Klondike Template)$107$6.6875USA, WestcoastSent to Customer
ryepdxStumptown MinerClick64YesComplete Miner with heatsink (Klondike Blueprint)$428$6.6875USA, WestcoastSent to Customer
terrahashClick16YesComplete Miner with heatsink (Klondike)$90$5.625USSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
terrahashClick64YesComplete Miner with heatsink (Klondike)$250$3.90625USSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
marto74TECHNOBTCITClick1YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)19.50€0.02BTC to DevBulgaria, SofiaSent to Customer
marto74TECHNOBTCITClick16YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)40-59€ + 3.90€ heatsink2.74375€ - 3.93125€0.04BTC to DevBulgaria, SofiaSent to Customer
marto74TECHNOBTCITClick10YesComplete MinerSelf developedBulgaria, SofiaSent to Customer
senseiMitten MiningClick1YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)0.3BTC0.3BTCUSA, MichiganSent to Customer
senseiMitten MiningClick16YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)0.75BTC0.046875BTCUSA, MichiganSent to Customer
senseiMitten MiningClick64YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)USA, MichiganSent to Customer
steamboatClick16YesComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)$95 Assembly + PartspricesUSA, FloridaSent to Customer / Hosting possible for 8% + power cost
bizwooClick16YesComplete Miner including heatsink (Klondike Blueprint)65€4.0625€12-24h testing for licence fee to devSpain, BarcelonaSent to Customer
villexClick10YesKlondike or burnin Blueprint / Price doesnt include parts needed$40 per 10 Chips$448hours mining test to developerEl Salvador, Santa AnaSent to Customer / Hosting possible for 10%
DaGreatRVLunch-Box-48Click48NoOpen Source Miner Plans onlyFreeSelf developedDownloadable
t13hydraClick16YesComplete Miner including heatsink (Klondike Blueprint)0.56-0.85BTC0.035BTC - 0.053125BTC0.04BTC per board to devRomania, Cluj NapocaSent to customer or hosted for 10% monthly fee
giorgiomassabitmine.chClick80YesComplete Miner with case (Avalon Blueprint)$1197.5 - $2180$14.96875 - $27.25Not needed (Avalon Design)Sent to customer
giorgiomassabitmine.chClick80YesSingle Hash Module (Avalon Blueprint)$890Not needed (Avalon Design)Sent to customer
strombomClick80YesSingle Hash Module (Avalon Blueprint)$730$9.125Not needed (Avalon Design)Sent to customer
danattackerDavalonClick10NoOpen Source Miner Plans onlyFreeSelf developedUSADownloadable
aauer1MiniMiner USBClick1NoDIY (Including board only)Self developedAustria,GrazSent to Customer
innovinaCalicoMinerClick4YesComplete Miner without Cooling40€10€Self developedGermany, WormsSent to Customer
innovinaCalicoMinerClick10x4YesComplete Miner with Cooling350€8,75€Self developedGermany, WormsSent to Customer

*1 (Klondike) If you want to create a miner with this set you need: "Board, parts, oven (preferably with temp profile controller), skill, solder paste, stencil, technical aptitude, some inspection magnifier probably, tweezers (preferably vacuum), dexterity with tiny parts (0402 caps are the size of a grain of rice), soldering iron for fixes and thru-hole pins. Maybe I've forgotten something, but otherwise that's it."

Please give more details, ill add it here then.

The following list is for Sellers of complete Miners that include Avalon ASIC Chips and are ready to run. You cant send them your chips for these miners!

Note: Please check out for yourself if the developers are trustworthy. I didnt do this check for all of them, i only list them.


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Forum UserProject NameThreadMiner for X ASIC'sNeeds your ASIC's sent to?Product TypeCost of ProductComplete Miner Price per ChipLicence fee to developer?Developer/ Assembler LocationWhat happens with product?
BicknellskiBig Picture Mining CooperativeClick1NoComplete Miner K1 (Klondike Blueprint)$49.99$49.99$0.50 per board to dev + partly donation from 12-24 minertestIndonesia (Only for Indonesians)Customer has to visit, pay and pick up the product
terrahashClick16NoComplete Miner (Klondike)1.99BTC0.124375BTCUSSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
terrahashClick64NoComplete Miner (Klondike)6.99BTC0.10921875BTCUSSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
philr13Click16NoComplete Miner (Klondike)4.5BTC0.28125BTCUnited KingdomSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
philr13Click64NoComplete Miner (Klondike)12.25BTC0.19140625BTCUnited KingdomSent to Customer/ Hosting possible
steamboatClick16NoComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)1.376BTC + $95 Assembly + PartspricesUSA, FloridaSent to Customer / Hosting possible for 8% + power cost
bizwooClick16NoComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)1.312BTC + 60€0.082BTC + 3.75€12-24h testing for licence fee to devSpain, BarcelonaSent to Customer
t13hydraClick16NoComplete Miner (Klondike Blueprint)1.856-2.146BTC0.0116BTC - 0.134125BTC0.04BTC per board to devRomania, Cluj NapocaSent to customer or hosted for 10% monthly fee
giorgiomassabitmine.chClick80NoComplete Miner with case (Avalon Blueprint)$1749.75 - $2740$21.871875 - $34.25Not needed (Avalon Design)Sent to customer
giorgiomassabitmine.chClick80NoSingle Hash Module (Avalon Blueprint)$1790$22.375Not needed (Avalon Design)Sent to customer

Please give more details, ill add it here then.
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