Topic: Official BITMINE CoinCraft series 28nm ASIC miners thread - page 207. (Read 565240 times)

All of the asic companies are playing with our money guys. I calculate with late every time since bfl...These delays are not due to supplier delays Im sure. It seems that this "3-4 months" till shipping yelling is something around because this is the 4th company I read of. I expect 3-6 months delaying but I hope I wont be right...I hope also that I will earn my paid btc again which has no point then of course to maintain and watch the machine all the time. But these companies are making us hope that we will earn more btc what we paid but wont, because they are running your's and mine machines now for themselves and I think thats why the late shipping all the time: they calculate your estimated btc roi and then they will ship (for example btc +/-10%) to not to be an unsatisfied costumer and buy again and again and hope and hope and hope...

Or else for what production do we have to wait 3-4+ months?? Seriously. If this company will screw Me after bfl I will never buy a unit again from any asic company.

What happened to the "Dec 16" shipping date?

Was there ever a real chance Bitmine could ship by Dec 16, or is this one of those 'promise to deliver early to get more $$$, then fall back on the fine print and deliver a month (maybe two months) later" bait-and-switch scams?

Is it too early to start talking to lawyers and demanding refunds of all the Bitcoins I could have been mining since Dec 16?

Delivery has been delayed until mid January

Anybody has received a bitmine asic unit yet? Experience?

I asked bitmine the same on the telephone about 3 weeks ago. And they reassured me that ALL sha-256 coins can be mined with their devices.

I have no idea how their web accessible linux will look like, I have seen no screenshots yet, they promised me screenshots sometime in the future.

I will get mine first week of february (I HOPE!!!!!) and make extensive tests, with pics and videos.

This the swiftcode = POFICHBEXXX, recheck it and see if you have it right. Call the bank in switzerland and reconfirm. Thats what i did before i sent the payment.

SWIFT/BIC works fine, you may try to add or substract XX at the end of BIC because not all institutions accept (or not accept) full BIC format.

No, it was working for me and friends - maybe contact them to check if there are some problems.

Has anyone had any problems paying BITMINE for rigs? I ask because my bank have said that the SWIFT/BIC code they give in their payment receipt is flagged in their systems as invalid.

I find it funny that make the people according to the order of the device to ensure the connection
you should definitely prefer thoughts about whether and when to make
if = is ever delivered
when = or time !
I 'm batch 2 customer the avalon -clone my money depends now been 6 months in the air . ok for undelivered chips could bitmine nothing but it should unfortunately appliances are supplied with bitfury chips become nothing of it. then the hopeful message we are planning a separate chip and this is the end of november available. and again nothing .
what you deserve because of such a device and how much does it cost to development
since it is almost at hand they first miners themselves.
you look at the curve dramatically increased within 20 days , almost doubling the speed is not alone knc and butterfly
in the phase where there will be difficulties to be customized constantly supplied with news that showed the history already with avalon
it would clear delivery data must appear in the orders ! how else can you clarify whether 10 or 20 days warping .
bitmine should increase the order of customers in the december -batch automatically to 20% because these are guaranteed 20 days on Delivery Date .
sorry I 'm gone off topic there are more important questions to clarify
what voltage I need again?

Thanks for the feedback.. i will make the arrangement accordingly...but the price of bc is so low, i am scared that this project will be a loss. I might have to mine other currencies. Can Any one confirm that we can use the bitmine coincrafts for mining sha-256 algorithm for other currencies that use the same like name coin etc...

Yes you are right, i just checked...

since the power cord that comes in with the PSU is an european plug, where is the best place to buy the plug? do you guys know which 3000W PSU are they using

waiting for more updates..they still haven't replied to my email yet...

As far as I've checked, UAE seem to be operating at 220 V.
Please check with a local electrician.

Anybody have news about delievery date or status - Bitmine seems too silence... otherwise I have to call them tomorrow.

min. 1800W for your unit - but I think when you talk to you electrician he know what to do & make your 120v wires into 240v.

Thanks for your feedback...One last questions...if you can help me figure this out. I know little to none about watts,volts and amps..I tried reading online about them but still have questions. I will make it easier.

1. I ordered Coincraft 600gh for mid jan delivery
2. I in power save mode its suppose to utilize 300w?
Q(2)- what power wattage would i need to keep it working and be on the safe side
3. In turbo mode it will use 1500w?
Q(3) What power wattage would i need to keep it working and be on the safe side and keep it from buring out?


My answer as i see it and you can correct me if i am wrong(most likely i am..lol)

Given 120v in UAE..

A(2) i should atleast have 500w power supply coming to the wall outlet?
A(3) i should atleast have 1800w power supply coming to the wall outlet?

wenn ich das auf Fiatleak richtig sehe, dann finden in China schon seit Stunden praktisch keine Trades mehr statt!?

There's a slight confusion, because I think you're talking American standards, but everyone else is talking European standards.

Voltage in Europe is 220 Volts http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mains_electricity

200 watts is nothing, forget it, you need much more.

16 Amperes is the current. So 16 Amperes x 220 Volts = 3.520 watts

From the article above:
Many areas such as the USA which use (nominally) 120 V make use of three-wire, single-phase 240 V systems to supply large appliances. In this system a 240 V supply comes with a centre-tap neutral to give two 120 V supplies which can also supply 240 V to loads connected between the two live wires.


You'd better ask a local electrician with the info above, probably you'll need a dedicated line directly from your Distribution board
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Distribution_board