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Topic: Official BITMINE CoinCraft series 28nm ASIC miners thread - page 211. (Read 565240 times)

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Run a Bitcoin node.
grv
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so are you guys still on time with shipments for last week of december?
its getting closer and closer
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There is another unclarified question about speeds.

In the post for datasheet on their news says:

2) The nominal hashing power is 25 GH/s and not 20 GH/s as initially announced, this is due to some last minute optimizations that have been made with the design, a free 25% increase!

Does that mean the 200GH would be 250GH nominal, 400GH - 500GH, so on? This will require a change on that chart for nominal, powersave, and turbo mode.
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On the web site it talks about "power-save" mode and "turbo" mode and how the hashing rate and power consumption increases or decreases depending on what mode you are running in.

However the miners themselves are available in hash performance models that don't match up with either the power-save or turbo modes.

e.g. Coincraft Desk
 
  • Available in: 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 GH/s
  • Power-save mode of 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 / 750 GH/s.
  • Turbo mode up to 300 / 600 / 900 / 1200 / 1500 GH/s.

Is that correct? Is the advertised available hashing speed something like a "middle" mode?

What I'm trying to understand is if I order the 1TH/s model, will it have a turbo mode that lets it run at 1.5Th/s and a power save mode that lets it run at 750GH/s

Thanks



I think they forgot to remove the data for the 200GH CoinCraft Desk that was available in November. Notice that hashrate has 4 scales, and the rest 5.

Interesting, Do the "Desk" and the "Rig" both use the 28nm ASIC? Only the "Rig" specifies it in the descriptions. Its the only discrepancy in the descriptions, everything else seems the same including the Powertune technology descriptions etc, which makes you think that they are both using the 28nm technology.

Has there been any official comment? There are some many potential loopholes that it always makes you suspicious when an obvious glaring ommission has been pointed out and it would be the work of moments to fix it on the web site. But it hasn't been all this time, which is wierd.
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Perhaps when  you 'order' you should pay for the shit you ordered.

Call me crazy but thats what I did and I got several emails with confirmations. They also answered several separate emails I sent.

+1
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Why would you not run them in turbo mode all the time?

Give it a few more months and difficulty will have skyrocketed so that power costs will be > the BTC it generates on a daily basis.
It's nice to know you can throttle back and extend the life of your equipment
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On the web site it talks about "power-save" mode and "turbo" mode and how the hashing rate and power consumption increases or decreases depending on what mode you are running in.

However the miners themselves are available in hash performance models that don't match up with either the power-save or turbo modes.

e.g. Coincraft Desk
 
  • Available in: 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 GH/s
  • Power-save mode of 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 / 750 GH/s.
  • Turbo mode up to 300 / 600 / 900 / 1200 / 1500 GH/s.

Is that correct? Is the advertised available hashing speed something like a "middle" mode?

What I'm trying to understand is if I order the 1TH/s model, will it have a turbo mode that lets it run at 1.5Th/s and a power save mode that lets it run at 750GH/s

Thanks



I think they forgot to remove the data for the 200GH CoinCraft Desk that was available in November. Notice that hashrate has 4 scales, and the rest 5.


Why would you not run them in turbo mode all the time?
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On the web site it talks about "power-save" mode and "turbo" mode and how the hashing rate and power consumption increases or decreases depending on what mode you are running in.

However the miners themselves are available in hash performance models that don't match up with either the power-save or turbo modes.

e.g. Coincraft Desk
 
  • Available in: 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 GH/s
  • Power-save mode of 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 / 750 GH/s.
  • Turbo mode up to 300 / 600 / 900 / 1200 / 1500 GH/s.

Is that correct? Is the advertised available hashing speed something like a "middle" mode?

What I'm trying to understand is if I order the 1TH/s model, will it have a turbo mode that lets it run at 1.5Th/s and a power save mode that lets it run at 750GH/s

Thanks



I think they forgot to remove the data for the 200GH CoinCraft Desk that was available in November. Notice that hashrate has 4 scales, and the rest 5.
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Run a Bitcoin node.
Yes, there is also Nominal (Normal) mode, which is what the listed hashrate is based off.
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What I'm trying to understand is if I order the 1TH/s model, will it have a turbo mode that lets it run at 1.5Th/s and a power save mode that lets it run at 750GH/s


Yes. That is what they have said.
legendary
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On the web site it talks about "power-save" mode and "turbo" mode and how the hashing rate and power consumption increases or decreases depending on what mode you are running in.

However the miners themselves are available in hash performance models that don't match up with either the power-save or turbo modes.

e.g. Coincraft Desk
 
  • Available in: 400 / 600 / 800 / 1000 GH/s
  • Power-save mode of 150 / 300 / 450 / 600 / 750 GH/s.
  • Turbo mode up to 300 / 600 / 900 / 1200 / 1500 GH/s.

Is that correct? Is the advertised available hashing speed something like a "middle" mode?

What I'm trying to understand is if I order the 1TH/s model, will it have a turbo mode that lets it run at 1.5Th/s and a power save mode that lets it run at 750GH/s

Thanks
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They have delivered Avalon clones so far. The new Coincraft Desk and Coincraft Rig products utilizing own ASICS are under construction and the first batch is meant to be delivered end of this year.
My personal experience so far (in terms of communication) is that they reply with a meaningfuly answer. It may take one day, but lately they seem to have increased support staff. My last email got answered quite quickly.
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Have you delivered any miners yet?
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Bitcoin / Crypto mining Hardware.
can i come and visit u guys at your HQ ? anyone visited them ? Smiley

anyone mind to answer this question?

yes you can visit us, please call us for schedule a date
we have aproximately 2 visits each day
How close are you from Lugano?  Thanks .
RHA
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Yes, that's what happened. Nobody is arguing that all reservations would be converted into paid orders. That's not the point. The matter of fact is that they did NOT warn/email on payment due to be able to act on reservation  (as they PROMISED they would) BEFORE canceling it. Now they are childishly saying "oh, sorry, we are full" .. Well, Bitmine, that's your f*ing problem. Now, do what you have to do and just honor your own statements to give December reservations option to order for that batch.  Oh, Bitmine, and don't try to sneak around and start canceling reservations.  As of just yesterday, my December reservation still was showing in green as if I had still the option to pay!
It's strange that you waited till now for notification and even to pay the order to secure your queue.
I kept checking My Account every week and it kept showing reservation in green and I kept waiting for that famous email that never arrived on payment due. I'd have gladly paid whenever they said it was time. The only "strange" conspiracy or whatever shit here is their fuck up.

It was advertised here: http://bitmine.ch/?p=1920  (25th September!) and was sent as a newsletter by e-mail two days later.
You didn't pay attention to the news page, did you?

They wrote the reservation queue quickly exceeded the whole production capacity:
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As we are writing this newsletter, the shipping queue of confirmed orders has already reached very substantial levels, while the reservation queue already exceeded our maximum production capability and had to be closed. Starting from tomorrow, we will start removing a significant number of  reservations every day from the end of the queue (which means, the latest to have registered will be the first involved in the clearing process) to make slots available for paying customers. If you are one of the affected users, you will receive an e-mail giving you the opportunity to upgrade to the pre-order queue or abandon your reservation.
Yet they still were to e-mail each one who made a reservation. It seems part of the e-mails got lost.
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Order number #11xx? Really? After 30 minutes? I hope your counting begins at #1000. Wink

Have a nice day! Smiley

you get number 1xx after they rig up the first 1000 in their farm Cheesy
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Perhaps when  you 'order' you should pay for the shit you ordered.

Call me crazy but thats what I did and I got several emails with confirmations. They also answered several separate emails I sent.
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bitmine,
Please answer as you do things with the beginning of the supply chain Huh

P.S. my e-mail: [email protected]
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bitcoin is the future
can i come and visit u guys at your HQ ? anyone visited them ? Smiley

anyone mind to answer this question?

yes you can visit us, please call us for schedule a date
we have aproximately 2 visits each day
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can i come and visit u guys at your HQ ? anyone visited them ? Smiley

anyone mind to answer this question?
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