Value changed to profit. Percentages of profitability. May not sound simpler, but check it out, I like it much better. 
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You might want to consider taking terrahash off this list and onto the possible scam category.
Value changed to profit. Percentages of profitability. May not sound simpler, but check it out, I like it much better.
Hi, you're the first person to poke me for not having them on I'll get to it, didn't really realize they were starting to get organized.
Thanks. I'll get to it, didn't really realize they were starting to get organized.By the way, a great thread and great service, IMO. Objective comparisons, without the noise, spin and FUD of fans and bashers is essential for this general topic.
Thank you, again.
The method I was going to use was to give the current month and about 6 months out, giving the data on each month for each unit. That would allow people to see if they got a unit now second hand what it would be worth, or if they had something coming a month from now. Then it wouldn't matter what batch, just the hashing power vs lead time.
I suggest to make a distinction between the silver Avalons of B1 and black Avalons of B2.The black ones are newer and are capable of running faster (around max. 300Mhz versus 350 Mhz).
Why is Avalon not on this list? That seems very odd.
Yifu said he wasn't selling them anymore, and they were going to focus on chips. When I do their page I'll put the machines on for people who are buying them second hand, as has been mentioned, but at the moment the list is in flux. The old method used to just have units that you could buy today. In the new tables I'll make it clear what you can buy today compared to second hand, covering all bases. 
Why is Avalon not on this list? That seems very odd.
Hi, you're the first person to poke me for not having them on I'll get to it, didn't really realize they were starting to get organized.
Thanks. I'll get to it, didn't really realize they were starting to get organized.By the way, a great thread and great service, IMO. Objective comparisons, without the noise, spin and FUD of fans and bashers is essential for this general topic.
Thank you, again.
The method I was going to use was to give the current month and about 6 months out, giving the data on each month for each unit. That would allow people to see if they got a unit now second hand what it would be worth, or if they had something coming a month from now. Then it wouldn't matter what batch, just the hashing power vs lead time.
I suggest to make a distinction between the silver Avalons of B1 and black Avalons of B2.The black ones are newer and are capable of running faster (around max. 300Mhz versus 350 Mhz).
I am just curious: why are none of the projects, whether DIY, or kit, or offered assembly, for BFL's chips included in your DIY section?
Hi, you're the first person to poke me for not having them on I'll get to it, didn't really realize they were starting to get organized.A bit confused as to why the various Avalon Batches (B1/B2/B3) are not put in for comparison.
Only devices with direct purchase possibilty from builder web.
Not sure how the avalon batches is different the AM Blades which have been out of stock for a while now.
I guess this is only for folks buying new units, but seeing a comparison of the batches (B1/B2/B3), might help folks looking at a second hand unit. I am guessing that the number of used Avalon's entering the market will start to be more significant before any of the competitors start shipping en masse (which will make them the most available).
I'm glad you're interested in having this information available, because I am definitely on the way to putting it up. Wouldn't it be difficult to have a (B1/B2/B3) comparison? It seems like many units are shipping out of sequence. There may be an obvious way of doing this that I'm not seeing.
The method I was going to use was to give the current month and about 6 months out, giving the data on each month for each unit. That would allow people to see if they got a unit now second hand what it would be worth, or if they had something coming a month from now. Then it wouldn't matter what batch, just the hashing power vs lead time.
A bit confused as to why the various Avalon Batches (B1/B2/B3) are not put in for comparison.
Only devices with direct purchase possibilty from builder web.
Not sure how the avalon batches is different the AM Blades which have been out of stock for a while now.
I guess this is only for folks buying new units, but seeing a comparison of the batches (B1/B2/B3), might help folks looking at a second hand unit. I am guessing that the number of used Avalon's entering the market will start to be more significant before any of the competitors start shipping en masse (which will make them the most available).
A bit confused as to why the various Avalon Batches (B1/B2/B3) are not put in for comparison.
Only devices with direct purchase possibilty from builder web.
A bit confused as to why the various Avalon Batches (B1/B2/B3) are not put in for comparison.
I am just curious: why are none of the projects, whether DIY, or kit, or offered assembly, for BFL's chips included in your DIY section?
Hey, you got something wrong with the bitfury prices and lead times, please doubla check.
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Strange, I definitely fixed some of that at one point. Sometimes that happens to me on excel, and I haven't figured out why. Maybe too liberal with ctrl-zregards
Now it should all be fixed.
Thanks
Removed Big Time Coin. Didn't see that they had cut their operation. Good for them, I hope they get another chance some day. Rather than getting deeper they cut out before they put anyone else in financial jeopardy.
Hey, you got something wrong with the bitfury prices and lead times, please doubla check.
regards
regards
Changed the main section of the table to Value. ROI/Cost
Old table still accessible at the bottom of the page.
Lead times changed to manufacturer stated time. Soon I'll have the data up so people can choose what month they think is right.
Old table still accessible at the bottom of the page.
Lead times changed to manufacturer stated time. Soon I'll have the data up so people can choose what month they think is right.
Ok great! I wonder why it's not on their site. Not the easiest format to pick info out of either.. but maybe that's just me.
Thanks for the link.
Thanks for the link.
Value chart created. For now the original chart is under the links, but eventually it will not be needed.
Bitfury just released an update with new miner specs for the 400GH/S.
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
I'm not seeing these on their page or link. Thanks for trying, I've looked twice now at different time, and I'm not coming up with anything.- October pricing for the 400GH/S is 7500 EUR
- August pricing for the 400GH/S is 15000 EUR.
- There's also a "starter 25GH/S kit" for 1000 EUR.[/i]
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
http://www.bitfurystrikesback.com/shop/
Value chart created. For now the original chart is under the links, but eventually it will not be needed.
Bitfury just released an update with new miner specs for the 400GH/S.
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
I'm not seeing these on their page or link. Thanks for trying, I've looked twice now at different time, and I'm not coming up with anything. - October pricing for the 400GH/S is 7500 EUR
- August pricing for the 400GH/S is 15000 EUR.
- There's also a "starter 25GH/S kit" for 1000 EUR.[/i]
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
Bitfury just released an update with new miner specs for the 400GH/S.
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
- October pricing for the 400GH/S is 7500 EUR
- August pricing for the 400GH/S is 15000 EUR.
- There's also a "starter 25GH/S kit" for 1000 EUR.[/i]
[ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
first impression. very scammy. seems to be located in a residential area in berlin.
Yeah I would like to put everyone on, but I have to see a more about their credentials and business model. They just came out of the blue with pictures of fully built miners. Jump to: