One of the assembled K64s, that I am trying to get running. Individual K16s are working with less than 1% error rate. There is some issue with I2C (board to board) communication, that I am hoping to iron out by tonight.
What's connecting the boards together? I see an orange, yellow and green(blue?) wire connecting the 2 lower boards along with lots of red and black power wires, but they aren't connected to the 2 upper boards unless you've hidden wires on the back of the PCB to tangle into the fans.Just had to come back... LMAO
Is that scotch tape?
?I think 2 weeks from chips delivery was very very overly optimistic...
and... what is up with the hosting service preorder idea?
Sell cloud hash without transference of the physical asset? Brilliant.
It's called KAPTON tape. It is designed to take high temperatures, so you can use it to mask areas of the board during a wave soldering operation or whatever. It is also useful for just holding stuff in place sometimes
so that's the 'big announcement' ... not so impressed. if they offered smaller packages like 100/250/500ghs that might be something, but when i see something pushed as 'affordable' i think not only in terms of gh/$ but accessibility for the little guys (like myself). $6/ghs is awesome, but if we have to spend a minimum of 3k to get that price it still excludes a lot of us small time hobby miners. for example look at the saturn: they could offer something in the 200-250ghs range at a slightly higher price per gh, which would bring in more people / make them more money, and still be undercutting the competition by quite a margin.
lol 
