Topic: Official BITMINE CoinCraft series 28nm ASIC miners thread - page 182. (Read 565240 times)
The Power supply units look like "Enermax Platimax" expensive what do you think ?
I feel a upgrade for the rest of orders coming on YEE HAA 
giorgiomassa: I've emailed multiple times trying to determine what the delivery date should have originally been for my order (shipping queue #188), so I can know how far into the CPP I am so far. Antonio has replied to the emails, but without answering the question yet. Can you please consider making that info available to your support staff, or posting some sort of list? It could be as simple as something like this:
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
Excellent question. What is Dec 1 in your example? Was this also posted as Week 1 of December?
What does Week X mean? Is it really the first day of the week, as was confirmed by bitmine support?
This should be in written form, so people can have an EXACT DATE, or else it's too vague.
I really hate the vagueness of stuff like "March 3 week" and "week of Dec 15". It makes me feel the person is intentionally trying to leave themselves wiggle room. All the dates in the examples above and below are actual exact days, plain and simple.
Here's an even more clear format:
**** EXAMPLE ****
| Ship Queue # | | | Agreed Shipment Day | | | Add 10% HW if actual shipment | | | Add 20% HW if actual shipment | | | Add 30% HW if actual shipment | | | Add 40% HW if actual shipment | | | Add 50% HW if actual shipment | | | Refund available if actual shipment |
| 1 - 50 | | | Dec 1, 2013 | | | Dec 12 - Dec 21 | | | Dec 22 - Dec 31 | | | Jan 1 - Jan 10 | | | Jan 11 - Jan 20 | | | Jan 21 - Jan 30 | | | Jan 31 or later |
| 51 - 100 | | | Dec 8, 2013 | | | Dec 19 - Dec 28 | | | Dec 29 - Jan 7 | | | Jan 8 - Jan 17 | | | Jan 18 - Jan 27 | | | Jan 28 - Feb 6 | | | Feb 7 or later |
| 101 - 150 | | | Dec 15, 2013 | | | Dec 26 - Jan 4 | | | Jan 5 - Jan 14 | | | Jan 15 - Jan 24 | | | Jan 25 - Feb 3 | | | Feb 4 - Feb 13 | | | Feb 14 or later |
| 151 - 200 | | | Dec 22, 2013 | | | Jan 2 - Jan 11 | | | Jan 12 - Jan 21 | | | Jan 22 - Jan 31 | | | Feb 1 - Feb 10 | | | Feb 11 - Feb 20 | | | Feb 21 or later |
Did you mention power supplies? Each box is an extremely powerful 3000W power supply for the CoinCraft Rigs.
giorgiomassa: I've emailed multiple times trying to determine what the delivery date should have originally been for my order (shipping queue #188), so I can know how far into the CPP I am so far. Antonio has replied to the emails, but without answering the question yet. Can you please consider making that info available to your support staff, or posting some sort of list? It could be as simple as something like this:
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
Excellent question. What is Dec 1 in your example? Was this also posted as Week 1 of December?
What does Week X mean? Is it really the first day of the week, as was confirmed by bitmine support?
This should be in written form, so people can have an EXACT DATE, or else it's too vague.
Absolutely great news!
Woud be nice to know turbo mode speed for Desk?
Woud be nice to know turbo mode speed for Desk?
Good update.
+1 finally (good) news
I hope the HW engineers have a few days off now
giorgiomassa: I've emailed multiple times trying to determine what the delivery date should have originally been for my order (shipping queue #188), so I can know how far into the CPP I am so far. Antonio has replied to the emails, but without answering the question yet. Can you please consider making that info available to your support staff, or posting some sort of list? It could be as simple as something like this:
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
*** EXAMPLE ***
Ship Queue numbers 1-50: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 1 (if actual delivery is after Dec 10, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 51-100: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 8 (if actual delivery is after Dec 17, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 101-150: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 15 (if actual delivery is after Dec 24, at least 10% additional hardware)
Ship Queue numbers 151-200: "Agreed Shipment Date" = Dec 22 (if actual delivery is after Dec 31, at least 10% additional hardware)
...
*** END EXAMPLE ***
Without a defined start date, the CPP is too vague. Maybe you could take a few minutes to copy my example above and just edit the numbers?
+1,000,000 Brilliant News
So when the website says Shipping March 3 week, does that mean March 3-7, or March 17-21?
noob question I know but you mention production for the Desk products does this also mean the Rig products as well?
Very good news indeed !
But what about turbo mode and final consumption figures ?
But what about turbo mode and final consumption figures ?
+1
Very good news indeed !
But what about turbo mode and final consumption figures ?
But what about turbo mode and final consumption figures ?
I need an official explanation (letters, forum) from BITMINE. Five minutes to answer my dear investors, they are bound to find!
You should use a bigger font, maybe try red, or the blink tag if that still exists.
Yelling always solves everything. If it doesn't, yell louder.
Gracias , Thanks , ole -ole
With two balls, the best news in a while.
With two balls, the best news in a while.
+1, in fact EXCELLENT update
Good update.
thank you so much giorgio, you really lifted a huge amount of pressure off me, I am not a direct customer of yours but I invested in Cryptx operation PETA-Mine which will mostly use your hardware, now I can sleep without worries.
Thanks giorgio massa for this update. It looks great.
Do you have something to say about turbomode, and how much additional hash we will get with turbo?
Is the 30-50% increase still reachable? Or how much can we expect?
This is the one open question besides delay that is talked about often...
Do you have something to say about turbomode, and how much additional hash we will get with turbo?
Is the 30-50% increase still reachable? Or how much can we expect?
This is the one open question besides delay that is talked about often...
Dear all,
Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, I see that in the meantime some users lost the control which is fully understandable given the pressure, but we can assure you that we had no lot of chips that we could mine with earlier than yesterday other than a few hundred samples. Also, we have always received any visitor that wanted to come up here and meet us, we've literally met hundreds of customers over the last months so you can ask one of them if we're real or scam, or you can come to see for yourself too!
So, after a relatively long time waiting for the first production lot of CoinCraft A1 chips, yesterday they've hit our warehouse and we've finally started the production of the CoinCraft Desk products.
It took a huge effort from our engineering team, but we've finally been able to reach our promised hashing rates on the series of CoinCraft units. Several prototype runs of the boards have been necessary, along with fine tuning and optimizations (especially on the power supply blocks and cooling) carried out by highly specialized engineers, but at the end we've finally made it to reach the required hashing power of 200 GH/s at nominal on our hashing units for the CoinCraft Desk device!
Final production stage has now started, meanwhile the capacity of our assembly facility has been increased by 200% from our original plans to cope up with the accumulated delays, below you'll find some eye candy pictures to see how big we're moving forward.
The customer protection plan will trigger for all order placed with delivery in December 2013 and January 2014, while February and later orders shouldn't be affected and should be shipped as scheduled. If you've chosen a shipping option, your order will change from "Processing" to "Complete" along with the tracking number for express shipments, but if you've chosen the pickup option, you will be further contacted by our support staff to arrange pickup dates and details.
A big thank you goes to all of our loyal customers that have had patience during this long waiting period!
Also, as you can see from the other topic on this forum, we've been widely supporting the community and have shipped out hundreds of chip samples. Additionally, quite a few work has been going on with different manufacturers that now have already other miner designs working on our A1 chips, so many interesting things are going to come up in the near future!
Here are a few pictures of the production:
An idea of what we mean by a LOT of chips!
Partially assembled cases go into the next stage of assembly where hash units are mounted and tested before being packaged and shipped to you.
Six production lines on two daily shifts is the way to recover from a delay very, very fast!
Did you mention power supplies? Each box is an extremely powerful 3000W power supply for the CoinCraft Rigs.
Sorry for not getting back to you earlier, I see that in the meantime some users lost the control which is fully understandable given the pressure, but we can assure you that we had no lot of chips that we could mine with earlier than yesterday other than a few hundred samples. Also, we have always received any visitor that wanted to come up here and meet us, we've literally met hundreds of customers over the last months so you can ask one of them if we're real or scam, or you can come to see for yourself too!
So, after a relatively long time waiting for the first production lot of CoinCraft A1 chips, yesterday they've hit our warehouse and we've finally started the production of the CoinCraft Desk products.
It took a huge effort from our engineering team, but we've finally been able to reach our promised hashing rates on the series of CoinCraft units. Several prototype runs of the boards have been necessary, along with fine tuning and optimizations (especially on the power supply blocks and cooling) carried out by highly specialized engineers, but at the end we've finally made it to reach the required hashing power of 200 GH/s at nominal on our hashing units for the CoinCraft Desk device!
Final production stage has now started, meanwhile the capacity of our assembly facility has been increased by 200% from our original plans to cope up with the accumulated delays, below you'll find some eye candy pictures to see how big we're moving forward.
The customer protection plan will trigger for all order placed with delivery in December 2013 and January 2014, while February and later orders shouldn't be affected and should be shipped as scheduled. If you've chosen a shipping option, your order will change from "Processing" to "Complete" along with the tracking number for express shipments, but if you've chosen the pickup option, you will be further contacted by our support staff to arrange pickup dates and details.
A big thank you goes to all of our loyal customers that have had patience during this long waiting period!
Also, as you can see from the other topic on this forum, we've been widely supporting the community and have shipped out hundreds of chip samples. Additionally, quite a few work has been going on with different manufacturers that now have already other miner designs working on our A1 chips, so many interesting things are going to come up in the near future!
Here are a few pictures of the production:
An idea of what we mean by a LOT of chips!
Partially assembled cases go into the next stage of assembly where hash units are mounted and tested before being packaged and shipped to you.
Six production lines on two daily shifts is the way to recover from a delay very, very fast!
Did you mention power supplies? Each box is an extremely powerful 3000W power supply for the CoinCraft Rigs.
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