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dawo5010

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Quote from: meta.p02 on September 14, 2013, 09:25:19 AM

@All: thank you for the replies. Due to lack of funds (missed 1.26BTC on LB) I currently am not going to buy any till the next price drop or the next cheap mining hardware comes out. The NanoFury looks promising, though (0.6BTC/- for 2GH/s, compared to 0.8BTC for 2GH/s of BE)

@ssinc, ElitePork: Thank you for the offers! However, I am not going to buy any right now.

@razorfishsl: What do you mean by "don't"?

@dawo5010: I've seen WTCR.ca... they are indeed overpriced (B0.19 for 336MH/s? wow!). I believe that they are one of few selling the old overclockable blades, though.

@kevinm: Replied to your PM. Your mining rigs are indeed a beautiful sight to behold, but they are way out of my price range right now.

Yeap, that's kinda the only reason why you'd ever want a blade from them. Then again might as well buy two, right? Haha.

GL with your mining endeavours!

fivesky55

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Hi,

For Asic Products, the list you are putting there is just their re sellers located. So actually if you are out of the coverage of re sellers, you can directly order from them actually and they shipped everywhere in the world.
And as earlier discussion with some others member, as I know in Singapore cost for electricity is estimated around USD 0.19 kWh, in SGD is 0.25 kWh if I am not wrong.
If you are gonna really wanna get into it, I will recommend to build it in Malaysia for your mining rig. If you are looking for Malaysia Hosting Services, maybe you can look for me for further discussion because I am located in Malaysia and doing hosting services here in KL.

Cheers
Kimi

meta.p02

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@All: thank you for the replies. Due to lack of funds (missed 1.26BTC on LB) I currently am not going to buy any till the next price drop or the next cheap mining hardware comes out. The NanoFury looks promising, though (0.6BTC/- for 2GH/s, compared to 0.8BTC for 2GH/s of BE)

@ssinc, ElitePork: Thank you for the offers! However, I am not going to buy any right now.

@razorfishsl: What do you mean by "don't"?

@dawo5010: I've seen WTCR.ca... they are indeed overpriced (B0.19 for 336MH/s? wow!). I believe that they are one of few selling the old overclockable blades, though.

@kevinm: Replied to your PM. Your mining rigs are indeed a beautiful sight to behold, but they are way out of my price range right now.

kevinm

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This is not good for my Chi... Yifu

Quote from: meta.p02 on September 09, 2013, 11:18:07 PM

If I want to buy mining equipment in Singapore, what is my best option? I understand that ASICMINER is currently being sold through resellers, but I don't see any sellers serving SG...

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US: eleuthria, CanaryInTheMine, SilentSonicBoom
Canada: teek
EU, Switzerland and North Europe: yxt
China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau: rockxie
Australia: [email protected]
India: Pinwheel

Singapore: Huh

(Yes, I know that electricity costs in SG are prohibitive, but I'm not exactly looking to make ROI, as you can see)

I am in Batam
PM me.

cheers,
kev

polarhei

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Firing it up

Ebayers will ship some equipment to SG. However I personally suggest you to do more before decide as many people are trying to get rid of pieces of junk.

My suggestion is, obtain mining contracts at the first stage, then in the second stage, build your rig to keep going.

I am working like this. Additionally, I am extremely hungry with 3M novec(R) solutions.

dawo5010

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Quote from: meta.p02 on September 09, 2013, 11:18:07 PM

If I want to buy mining equipment in Singapore, what is my best option? I understand that ASICMINER is currently being sold through resellers, but I don't see any sellers serving SG...

Quote

US: eleuthria, CanaryInTheMine, SilentSonicBoom
Canada: teek
EU, Switzerland and North Europe: yxt
China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau: rockxie
Australia: [email protected]
India: Pinwheel

Singapore: Huh

(Yes, I know that electricity costs in SG are prohibitive, but I'm not exactly looking to make ROI, as you can see)

Hi! I'm from Singapore too and I got my BE Blade off WTCR.ca, it's much overpriced so I don't recommend it but it came within 6 days.

razorfishsl

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Quote from: meta.p02 on September 09, 2013, 11:18:07 PM

If I want to buy mining equipment in Singapore, what is my best option? I understand that ASICMINER is currently being sold through resellers, but I don't see any sellers serving SG...

Quote

US: eleuthria, CanaryInTheMine, SilentSonicBoom
Canada: teek
EU, Switzerland and North Europe: yxt
China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau: rockxie
Australia: [email protected]
India: Pinwheel

Singapore: Huh

(Yes, I know that electricity costs in SG are prohibitive, but I'm not exactly looking to make ROI, as you can see)

Don't......

I'm in HK PM me to discuss if it is research or something else.

ElitePork

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Check your PM... I'm just looking for ways to reduce shipping cost...
EP

ssinc

sr. member

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Hash for Cash!

I'll ship to Singapore!

PM me!

meta.p02

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Activity: 196

Merit: 100

If I want to buy mining equipment in Singapore, what is my best option? I understand that ASICMINER is currently being sold through resellers, but I don't see any sellers serving SG...

Quote

US: eleuthria, CanaryInTheMine, SilentSonicBoom
Canada: teek
EU, Switzerland and North Europe: yxt
China, Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau: rockxie
Australia: [email protected]
India: Pinwheel

Singapore: Huh

(Yes, I know that electricity costs in SG are prohibitive, but I'm not exactly looking to make ROI, as you can see)

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