Topic: $/MHS for Asic Miners is finally coming down (Read 3043 times)

Well, those 1+ MH/s miners are essentially rebranded Zeus miners and will probably achieve the same speeds as the blizzard provided there are no issues

yes i mean less hash per dollar

I'm not saying they are scammers. But they may very well be late in their deliverers. Or can you guarantee they will deliver on time?
You say they have delivered GS hardware. How does that make them world class on ASICs manufacturing?

All I'm saying is you should never put in maximum trust to a new company. KNC delivered first batch then they went to shit. How can we be sure the same is not gonna happen to Hashra?

Simon from Hashra has been a Gridseed distributor for a while and I've bought multiple items from him. He decided to have his own miner built because he knew all of the designers and manfacturers in China so he's there right now. Check out their Facebook Page - he posted a video of his new miner yesterday and he's at the manufacturing facility right now monitoring the first batch being built which will ship before the end of the month. Simon is based in London.

he's def not a scammer!

I doesn't matter what country the product is made in if the people running the company are a bunch of scammers.
Now I don't know if Hashra are scammers or not. But there website display a lot of "concept" miners.
That's a warning sign to me. It's really not about US made or not, KNC is from Europe and lately there customer support have gone to shit.

So my point is that if you are looking for ASICs don't blindly pick & chose the miner with the best hashrate/USD. Rather investigate and see if the company is trustworthy or not.

the Hashra unit is Chinese made

If they took cards I'd be a customer already. I like to use cards because there is some built-in protection because some of these "firms" selling mining gear don't seem to care if their reputation takes some hits and act accordingly. Not worth that risk for me.

A junky one?

at $121/Mhs - Hashra is the best deal going for their 30 MHS unit - use discount code 'moon' and get a 15% discount.

http://hashra.com/llw2/


$3,650 for 30 Mhs = $121/Mhs = Awesome!

I wanted to buy the blizzard at 1.2mh/s but the company wants you to send money overseas a big no no. if something went wrong you have to go there to straighten it out. so i had to buy a junky one at 1mh/s. overseas banking no no no

I wanted to buy the blizzard at 1.2mh/s but the company wants you to send money overseas a big no no. if something went wrong you have to go there to straighten it out. so i had to buy a junky one at 1mh/s. overseas banking no no no

The GSD Blades are becoming even cheaper and are currently sitting at $940USD, but at Gawminers there is a ship date for the next batch of May 13th.  I can see these falling to $899USD soon.  Although the $/MH is still higher than a pre-order for say the high end LA, Hashra or Zeus miners, there is something to be said for receiving these miners a few weeks/month(s) earlier, and the obvious questions of whether they will deliver.  I have been badly burned in the past by pre-orders and will not ever do it again.  Everyone has their own calculations... as an example, with four of these blades you can currently make between 2.33 - 2.47 BTC/month, or about $1050/$1111 per month at current BTC/USD. 

Since we all believe in Crypto, you can then begin to project you mean income per month at different BTC/USD valuations.  The difference in the scrypt ASIC race and the SHA-256 ASIC race as I see it: scrypt ASICs have multipools and many different coins to point your miners at, allowing you to play swings on each coin and the difficulty is spread out across them.  Whereas SHA-256 ASICS were/are predominantly used to mine just one coin, BTC, and staying ahead of that difficulty is difficult.  Sure, a lot of folks will point their scrypt ASICs at LTC, however this practice will most likely not be the most profitable.