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I would normally agree with you but innosilicon and lketc are well know company.
Topic: LKETC 5T 1000W is it real? - page 3. (Read 4557 times)
I would normally agree with you but innosilicon and lketc are well know company.
too good to be true!
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Get ready for the $4000-$5000 prices again.
I'm wondering why does not Nancy answer to my e-mail...
Shot Nancy an email as well inquiring about these. No response yet.
No - ask again tomorrow 
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I saw this post just wanted to know if they officialy annouced a gear with specs and more. Any word from Innosilicon on a new gear?
5 posts up from yours 
.... Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
Innosilicon is the producer of the A1 and A2 chips , not lketc.
http://www.innosilicon.com/
Thanks for the clarification. Didnt know
Any word from Innosilicon on a new gear?
I'm wondering why does not Nancy answer to my e-mail...
Also 0.2W/GH is attainable with 28nm - if ASICMiner hadn't fallen apart
But alas, they did - something which saddens me greatly for non-financial reasons - and unfortunately not even the BE300S sample chips were ever heard of again (you'd think somebody else somewhere in the company would have a few, would have the tape-out details, or even just the design files to throw out there and put up for sale), making it impossible to verify the claim and leading to speculating among some that the claim itself was false (and even the cause for ASICMiner falling apart). No doubt there was plenty of stretch left in higher nodes, though.. BitFury's 55nm held its own exceedingly well, after all.But I believed they announced before chips were ready unless they really surprised me on timeline.
That is correct. One of their first public announcements of their intent to developer 14nm mining gear was on Weibo on April 19th - so we're 3 months on 
Hi
I was looking for a thread on the new annouce of the 5T 1000w of LKETC and didnt find one.
That could be a big game changer in the market.
Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
I was looking for a thread on the new annouce of the 5T 1000w of LKETC and didnt find one.
That could be a big game changer in the market.
Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
Is true... i don't think so yet. They do have a history of making good miners though. So really they are waiting on chips.
Once we get chips to this level then we will some proof of product. But I believed they announced before chips were ready unless they really surprised me on timeline.
But 60% better than the A1 isn't 0.2W/GH unless you're looking at the A1's bottom clock. Also 0.2W/GH is attainable with 28nm - if ASICMiner hadn't fallen apart, they could have sold a 5TH 1KW miner in March (though realistically 3TH 1KW would have had a more likely chip density).
They do have fairly tight relations with Innosilicon, and Innosilicon did announce their tape-out of 14nm gear;
The latest development is that we are moving on to the A3 ASIC and A4 ASIC design already. Both in 14nm and already taped out with over 60% power saving over the 28nm generation. Anyone interested in those are free to contact us. I guess we are the 1st to move to 14nm at this point and we are confident A3 and A4 are both gonna work great.
.... Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
Innosilicon is the producer of the A1 and A2 chips , not lketc.
http://www.innosilicon.com/
Hi
I was looking for a thread on the new annouce of the 5T 1000w of LKETC and didnt find one.
That could be a big game changer in the market.
Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
I was looking for a thread on the new annouce of the 5T 1000w of LKETC and didnt find one.
That could be a big game changer in the market.
Lketc did the A1 and A2 and these were good gear so if they get reach 0.2w/gh this is gonna be huge.
http://lketc.com/enindex.aspx
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