Should we move the Terrahash order queue to a separate thread?
would make sense ...
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would make sense ...
Should we move the Terrahash order queue to a separate thread?
By my latest estimate, order numbers up to 743 could ship in the first batch. It's difficult to say since the order numbers are semi-random.
I know someone linked it for me while i was trying to make junior member,
but order #507 256 chip payed
but order #507 256 chip payed
Order #446 - cancelled - Problem with Paypal limit, had to switch from 10 module to 9 module
Order #548 - 9 modules (couldn't get 10 via Paypal due to 10k limit)
6 others between 686 and 818, that will likely go unpaid. I'm still debating, and believe it may be too late anyways. I may just buy them because of the crying going on here about the fact that they are there. I agree, the order of payment is truly what should determine the shipment, but honestly, I think we need them to focus on a working product.
Order #548 - 9 modules (couldn't get 10 via Paypal due to 10k limit)
6 others between 686 and 818, that will likely go unpaid. I'm still debating, and believe it may be too late anyways. I may just buy them because of the crying going on here about the fact that they are there. I agree, the order of payment is truly what should determine the shipment, but honestly, I think we need them to focus on a working product.
Received 2 more PMs about orders placed:
597 - 1280 chips
524 - 320 chips - paid (duke1839)
597 - 1280 chips
524 - 320 chips - paid (duke1839)
Thanks Cryptoin, I saw another order number in the Newbie section.
#507 for 256 chips (bitcoin carpenter)
Just noticed something:
If you choose to buy just 1x K16 board and select some other country (not USA) your only shipping option will be: "TerraHash Hosting".
Maybe you have to buy for more than 250$ for them to send it internationally?
If you choose to buy just 1x K16 board and select some other country (not USA) your only shipping option will be: "TerraHash Hosting".
Maybe you have to buy for more than 250$ for them to send it internationally?
Shipping to Canada also comes up as 50 dollars for a K16.
Even if Terrahash allow people to hold their own Queue Spot for a few days, how does it mean that they agree the selling of Queue Spot now?
I doubt they would be able to determine whether an order has been paid for by the original purchaser or not and even if they could somehow do this I'm sure it is not a priority at the moment to weed those out. This is why I as well as every other paying customer find this method of organizing orders so ridiculous.
+1
That's 640 chips, right there...
absurd. Here's to hoping they sort by payment and not order (which would only make sense anyway).
I have an unpaid order #45x for a DX-Large 10 Module with PSU that I probably won't be able to purchase if anyone is interested.
This should still be in the first batch of shipments.
This should still be in the first batch of shipments.
That's 640 chips, right there...
absurd. Here's to hoping they sort by payment and not order (which would only make sense anyway).
Agreed.
terrahash, it would be nice if the order queue was sorted by payment time instead of by order number. A lot of other companies already do this because an order is not final until you pay.
+1
Even if Terrahash allow people to hold their own Queue Spot for a few days, how does it mean that they agree the selling of Queue Spot now?
I am under the impression its by queue number and not by payment.
Does this mean that they are queuing by payment time and not order #?
I have talked with Terrahash and you have 5-6 Days to Pay to hold your Queue Spot.
Terrahash can you please confirm/deny this or consider revising your que based on payment.
If not, than I am in the market for a sub 500 orders of if someone has them available and they are looking to sell and will be canceling my current orders as soon as I find them.
How much are you willing to pay?
Desertxp 1149 k16
I am under the impression its by queue number and not by payment.
Does this mean that they are queuing by payment time and not order #?
I have talked with Terrahash and you have 5-6 Days to Pay to hold your Queue Spot.
Terrahash can you please confirm/deny this or consider revising your que based on payment.
If not, than I am in the market for a sub 500 orders of if someone has them available and they are looking to sell and will be canceling my current orders as soon as I find them.
From BKKCoins to a question I asked:
So if Terrahash is starting to take orders tomorrow and you are no where near functional firmware and they expect chips in a less than a month, will they be able to deliver a functional product?
Bkkcoins:
Probably. Maybe. It should not take long to get the firmware functional now. But things can go wrong and if they do then it could take much longer. If the reports from burnin of the ASIC being very fussy about it's data clocking are accurate then there is a good chance that getting ASIC comm could take us off track. Any change that forces redesign will mean new boards and at least a 2 week set back. But we don't know that yet. I'll be testing ASIC comm. initially on a K1 as it's much simpler and so I can focus on just a single chip. One of the design faults of the ASIC as far as I can tell is that it doesn't provide a way to confirm data receipt (unless that is what one of the debug signals is for - but they are undocumented, and everything else is very minimally documented.) So the only way I know of now is to feed data that should immediately or soon after give a result and check for result data output. There could have been much smarter communication design but for whatever reasons we don't have that luxury here.
So if Terrahash is starting to take orders tomorrow and you are no where near functional firmware and they expect chips in a less than a month, will they be able to deliver a functional product?
Bkkcoins:
Probably. Maybe. It should not take long to get the firmware functional now. But things can go wrong and if they do then it could take much longer. If the reports from burnin of the ASIC being very fussy about it's data clocking are accurate then there is a good chance that getting ASIC comm could take us off track. Any change that forces redesign will mean new boards and at least a 2 week set back. But we don't know that yet. I'll be testing ASIC comm. initially on a K1 as it's much simpler and so I can focus on just a single chip. One of the design faults of the ASIC as far as I can tell is that it doesn't provide a way to confirm data receipt (unless that is what one of the debug signals is for - but they are undocumented, and everything else is very minimally documented.) So the only way I know of now is to feed data that should immediately or soon after give a result and check for result data output. There could have been much smarter communication design but for whatever reasons we don't have that luxury here.
Yeah we already knew this when we placed our order.
From BKKCoins to a question I asked:
So if Terrahash is starting to take orders tomorrow and you are no where near functional firmware and they expect chips in a less than a month, will they be able to deliver a functional product?
Bkkcoins:
Probably. Maybe. It should not take long to get the firmware functional now. But things can go wrong and if they do then it could take much longer. If the reports from burnin of the ASIC being very fussy about it's data clocking are accurate then there is a good chance that getting ASIC comm could take us off track. Any change that forces redesign will mean new boards and at least a 2 week set back. But we don't know that yet. I'll be testing ASIC comm. initially on a K1 as it's much simpler and so I can focus on just a single chip. One of the design faults of the ASIC as far as I can tell is that it doesn't provide a way to confirm data receipt (unless that is what one of the debug signals is for - but they are undocumented, and everything else is very minimally documented.) So the only way I know of now is to feed data that should immediately or soon after give a result and check for result data output. There could have been much smarter communication design but for whatever reasons we don't have that luxury here.
So if Terrahash is starting to take orders tomorrow and you are no where near functional firmware and they expect chips in a less than a month, will they be able to deliver a functional product?
Bkkcoins:
Probably. Maybe. It should not take long to get the firmware functional now. But things can go wrong and if they do then it could take much longer. If the reports from burnin of the ASIC being very fussy about it's data clocking are accurate then there is a good chance that getting ASIC comm could take us off track. Any change that forces redesign will mean new boards and at least a 2 week set back. But we don't know that yet. I'll be testing ASIC comm. initially on a K1 as it's much simpler and so I can focus on just a single chip. One of the design faults of the ASIC as far as I can tell is that it doesn't provide a way to confirm data receipt (unless that is what one of the debug signals is for - but they are undocumented, and everything else is very minimally documented.) So the only way I know of now is to feed data that should immediately or soon after give a result and check for result data output. There could have been much smarter communication design but for whatever reasons we don't have that luxury here.
Received 2 more PMs about orders placed:
597 - 1280 chips
524 - 320 chips - paid (duke1839)
597 - 1280 chips
524 - 320 chips - paid (duke1839)
Does anyone know the power requirement for a K64? And, a K16?
Do these come with heat sinks?
Do these come with heat sinks?
128w and 32w
yes, but you will need 'cooling' as they put it, I would assume that means a fan like they have on the dx cases.
They said they came with heat sinks.
So if you have one of those large 10 board modules it will be 1280 watts. The fans and the power supply itself will take more wattage also. sort of like running a 1500 watt space heater 24/7. Not bad in the winter. I think I'll have them host it for now.
In my area they charge all sorts of fees. Like fuel adjustment charges, energy charges etc. etc. So last winter I used $20 worth of electricity to keep warm with a 800 watt space heater but ended up paying about $150 extra.
I think its 128 watt k64/ 32 watt k16. not sure about heat sinks.
Does anyone know the power requirement for a K64? And, a K16?
Do these come with heat sinks?
Do these come with heat sinks?
128w and 32w
yes, but you will need 'cooling' as they put it, I would assume that means a fan like they have on the dx cases.
Does anyone know the power requirement for a K64? And, a K16?
Do these come with heat sinks?
Do these come with heat sinks?
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