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Quote from: rik_khaos on February 28, 2014, 03:51:21 PM

is no one going to point out that adobe_photoshop joined today and has three posts? Or do you only do that if someone disagrees with you.

Obviously he is Josh Zipkin.

I don't bash newbies. Without constant new blood, bitcoin is dead. Just like any other commodity or currency.

Yeah, I know you're being sarcastic, but its one of the things that drives me nuts about this site. I lurked for months before I joined and posted, with the hope of educating myself to the point of not looking like an idiot. I still managed to look like an idiot, but I got jumped several times for simply having a low post count.

Everyone starts somewhere. As far as I know, we got no true immortals at Bitcointalk. Even if we do, the forum is only a few years old.

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Just a regular guy who likes his fiber.

is no one going to point out that adobe_photoshop joined today and has three posts? Or do you only do that if someone disagrees with you.

Obviously he is Josh Zipkin.

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It doesnt seem like AMT has shipped anything. Anyone receive anything?

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Quote from: RickJamesBTC on February 28, 2014, 11:43:14 AM

You guys are so fucked. Those pictures are staged, yet again, to not show anything. They print amt next to bitmine on a board, they show two or three total boards. A wooden dinner table next to a machine with two boards on it lined up to look like some sort of conveyor belt... Killing me. A guy facing away from the camera working on something on a desk.

Does anyone really believe these guys are shipping ? What a bunch of tools, yeah they will stop responding here because they have the communications skills of a seagull. There is zero evidence of production.

Excuse me but, if I recall, there's this crazy Bitcoiner dude, who has a propensity to highlight shit in pink, that's been espousing the same thing for the past couple days.

Zipkin & Son, Inc.'s only claim-to-fame prior to entering the Bitcoin realm was marketing and... Let me think... Oh, yeah... Marketing.

Both Bulgarian recidivist knuckleheads, Harrison Zipkin and his son, Joshua Zipkin, have been using the 1254 Chester Pike, Havertown, address since Q3, 2011, in spite of what Josh penned to the contrary...

Quote from: AMT_miners on November 27, 2013, 12:16:41 PM

4. Walk up the stairs until you hit a door called "Safe", walk in the door and speak to a man named Harrison who is 6'3 and about 320lbs and he will welcome you and explain that this is an assembly and shipping point and the he is a family friend of one of the founders and that he was nice enough to help a start up get their feet off the ground.

Highlighted in carnival colors because we all are being taken for a ride.

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Quote from: RickJamesBTC on February 28, 2014, 11:43:14 AM

You guys are so fucked. Those pictures are staged, yet again, to not show anything. They print amt next to bitmine on a board, they show two or three total boards. A wooden dinner table next to a machine with two boards on it lined up to look like some sort of conveyor belt... Killing me. A guy facing away from the camera working on something on a desk.

Does anyone really believe these guys are shipping ? What a bunch of tools, yeah they will stop responding here because they have the communications skills of a seagull. There is zero evidence of production.

Thumbs up!!!
Those pictures show nothing. We all know where this thread is going to. I can smell a lawsuit coming on your way, AMT.

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You guys are so fucked. Those pictures are staged, yet again, to not show anything. They print amt next to bitmine on a board, they show two or three total boards. A wooden dinner table next to a machine with two boards on it lined up to look like some sort of conveyor belt... Killing me. A guy facing away from the camera working on something on a desk.

Does anyone really believe these guys are shipping ? What a bunch of tools, yeah they will stop responding here because they have the communications skills of a seagull. There is zero evidence of production.

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Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 09:38:57 AM

Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:44:21 AM

5 * 8 = 40 chips.... very nice. 6*8 = 48 chips even nicer.

The Bitmine.ch has 32 chips at 1.0 THs. So I like what I am seeing!

I'm not sure where you get that. Those are the Bitmine Desk boards, and a Coincraft Desk @ 1TH/s has 5 boards. Assuming they can figure out how to link in the 6th module, this will perform pretty much exactly like a 20% larger Coincraft Desk. Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

5 boards according to bitmine video equals to 1064 w in/at the wall 220v
What psu shall they use the answer is Grin

120v?....

They ca do it in two boxes however too much marketing again as usual

Loshia, what is the cost to produce a working miner with 6 boards? What do you think.

I think that most ripoff is because of chip price. I do think that you deserve to make money for sure without any irony. I think it is a lot of work and pressure. I will never bash prices for guys like you. I am posting eagerly at chip makers only. Ant miner prices for example In the end it costs according to demand and supply that is all. As long as your customers are paying for it that means prize is ok for them
But what I think that honesty and truth are worthless. Even if you give a 1t extra you can not buy it. Not anymore. And I think you are a liars that is all.i think your top engineering inventory is how to use a screwdriver and nothing more
And I am ready to prove it. You can prove I am wrong and take my bet. Are you going to do that?
If you don't you are proving your constant lies
As i said it is not that hard to psss gerbers and bom given from someone else to factory. The hard is part is to make it work. That is making you a producer at least.

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Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 10:18:44 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 28, 2014, 10:10:43 AM

Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 08:04:15 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:54:19 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 27, 2014, 11:32:31 PM

Also,

A heads up for technical bullies and tech enthusiasts in this thread. We've created our own board as well, and no daisy chain is needed for this bad boy.

This board will ship in the 2.4's and 3.2's.

- AMT

Hmmm.... then the 8 coincraft a1 board appears to be someone else's design (bitmine.ch).

Yeah the only thing that amt is capable to design is amt print on pcb's Grin

Bitminedesign + a crapy copy of marto's design as long as I see it Grin

Probably he got all from bitmine nd now he is assembling at full sped.but main question is is this stuff working Grin

Amt is famous with microchip programing skils having in mind their deep bitfury experience
Grin

It's a new internal design of AMT. AMT designs and creates boards now. And the boards is controlled by micro controllers, there is no daisy chain likes martins board. Each chip communicates with a different micro controller and komsho, is an original design.

It's our design and we created it. Support us and you may receive a prodarak.

A prodarak?

Anyway, I've been supporting you guys from day one.

Some priority shipping or some discounts would be appreciated!

Dude this is the next dirty lie. They have a chance to earn 50. Btc if they sent me this shit no later than 1st of March 2014
Do you really think a wise businessman will loose golden chance to collect 25k usd?
However a wise businessman who knows that he is bulshiting again will turn all that into a joke for sure and pass it along will al dirty lies already written and passed along already
The last one was about shipping a week ago a reminder Grin

just in case it is forgotten because of some crapy pictures proving nothing!!!!! But those pics bring a lot of hopes make all bad things go away. No. Not the case at least for me!!!!!!!

AMT I AM. SERIOUS are you going to take THAT challange?
Grin

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Quote from: AMT_miners on February 28, 2014, 10:10:43 AM

Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 08:04:15 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:54:19 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 27, 2014, 11:32:31 PM

Also,

A heads up for technical bullies and tech enthusiasts in this thread. We've created our own board as well, and no daisy chain is needed for this bad boy.

This board will ship in the 2.4's and 3.2's.

- AMT

Hmmm.... then the 8 coincraft a1 board appears to be someone else's design (bitmine.ch).

Yeah the only thing that amt is capable to design is amt print on pcb's Grin

Bitminedesign + a crapy copy of marto's design as long as I see it Grin

Probably he got all from bitmine nd now he is assembling at full sped.but main question is is this stuff working Grin

Amt is famous with microchip programing skils having in mind their deep bitfury experience
Grin

It's a new internal design of AMT. AMT designs and creates boards now. And the boards is controlled by micro controllers, there is no daisy chain likes martins board. Each chip communicates with a different micro controller and komsho, is an original design.

It's our design and we created it. Support us and you may receive a prodarak.

A prodarak?

Anyway, I've been supporting you guys from day one.

Some priority shipping or some discounts would be appreciated!

loshia

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Quote from: AMT_miners on February 28, 2014, 10:10:43 AM

Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 08:04:15 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:54:19 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 27, 2014, 11:32:31 PM

Also,

A heads up for technical bullies and tech enthusiasts in this thread. We've created our own board as well, and no daisy chain is needed for this bad boy.

This board will ship in the 2.4's and 3.2's.

- AMT

Hmmm.... then the 8 coincraft a1 board appears to be someone else's design (bitmine.ch).

Yeah the only thing that amt is capable to design is amt print on pcb's Grin

Bitminedesign + a crapy copy of marto's design as long as I see it Grin

Probably he got all from bitmine nd now he is assembling at full sped.but main question is is this stuff working Grin

Amt is famous with microchip programing skils having in mind their deep bitfury experience
Grin

It's a new internal design of AMT. AMT designs and creates boards now. And the boards is controlled by micro controllers, there is no daisy chain likes martins board. Each chip communicates with a different micro controller and komsho, is an original design.

It's our design and we created it. Support us and you may receive a prodarak.

Ok here is the deal. I am offering you 50 btc tax free if you send me this particular board in hashing condition with short instructions how to make it work
I am covering dhl costs
That should happen not later than Monday
If the board is not working you will have to pay me 50 btc it is a bet
Shall I ask john to setup btc address for us Grin

O yeah I forgot I will cover the costs for the dhl way back Grin

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Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 09:38:57 AM

Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:44:21 AM

5 * 8 = 40 chips.... very nice. 6*8 = 48 chips even nicer.

The Bitmine.ch has 32 chips at 1.0 THs. So I like what I am seeing!

I'm not sure where you get that. Those are the Bitmine Desk boards, and a Coincraft Desk @ 1TH/s has 5 boards. Assuming they can figure out how to link in the 6th module, this will perform pretty much exactly like a 20% larger Coincraft Desk. Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

5 boards according to bitmine video equals to 1064 w in/at the wall 220v
What psu shall they use the answer is Grin

120v?....

They ca do it in two boxes however too much marketing again as usual

Right, I may have made a mistake. Bitmine has 5 boards to hit 1 THS as nominal speed.

AMT requires 6 boards to hit 1.2 THS.

So yes, the 6 board needs to be there when it is shipped.

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Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 09:38:57 AM

Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:44:21 AM

5 * 8 = 40 chips.... very nice. 6*8 = 48 chips even nicer.

The Bitmine.ch has 32 chips at 1.0 THs. So I like what I am seeing!

I'm not sure where you get that. Those are the Bitmine Desk boards, and a Coincraft Desk @ 1TH/s has 5 boards. Assuming they can figure out how to link in the 6th module, this will perform pretty much exactly like a 20% larger Coincraft Desk. Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

5 boards according to bitmine video equals to 1064 w in/at the wall 220v
What psu shall they use the answer is Grin

120v?....

They ca do it in two boxes however too much marketing again as usual

They can use basically the same PSU as Bitmine, something like the LEPA 1600W would work. It might draw a couple % more at 120V, but that's about it.

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Quote from: loshia on February 28, 2014, 08:04:15 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:54:19 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 27, 2014, 11:32:31 PM

Also,

A heads up for technical bullies and tech enthusiasts in this thread. We've created our own board as well, and no daisy chain is needed for this bad boy.

This board will ship in the 2.4's and 3.2's.

- AMT

Hmmm.... then the 8 coincraft a1 board appears to be someone else's design (bitmine.ch).

Yeah the only thing that amt is capable to design is amt print on pcb's Grin

Bitminedesign + a crapy copy of marto's design as long as I see it Grin

Probably he got all from bitmine nd now he is assembling at full sped.but main question is is this stuff working Grin

Amt is famous with microchip programing skils having in mind their deep bitfury experience
Grin

It's a new internal design of AMT. AMT designs and creates boards now. And the boards is controlled by micro controllers, there is no daisy chain likes martins board. Each chip communicates with a different micro controller and komsho, is an original design.

It's our design and we created it. Support us and you may receive a prodarak.

loshia

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Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:44:21 AM

5 * 8 = 40 chips.... very nice. 6*8 = 48 chips even nicer.

The Bitmine.ch has 32 chips at 1.0 THs. So I like what I am seeing!

I'm not sure where you get that. Those are the Bitmine Desk boards, and a Coincraft Desk @ 1TH/s has 5 boards. Assuming they can figure out how to link in the 6th module, this will perform pretty much exactly like a 20% larger Coincraft Desk. Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

5 boards according to bitmine video equals to 1064 w in/at the wall 220v
What psu shall they use the answer is Grin

120v?....

They ca do it in two boxes however too much marketing again as usual

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Quote from: Puppet on February 28, 2014, 09:11:55 AM

Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

Cooling on the AMT rig looks downright horrible. Top 2 boards dont get any airflow from the rear fan. Not gonna help that the heatsinks are mounted face down, trapping the hot air under them.

All they do is cram someone else's board in someone else's (ATX) case, and it seems they cant even get that right.

Well, having the heatsinks down shouldn't be a detriment if implemented properly. Natural convection is going to be such a small part of cooling these boards that it would be negligible. I don't believe they're going to be face down though, from the looks of it they're mounted in a pretty standard full tower ATX case vertically, with the big fan you see being the top case fan, and the bottom hole being the bottom power supply inlet. I'm not sure where they're going to stick the power supply though, since it looks like it's spot it covered. Even if you could get the PSU in there, it would have interesting effects on the airflow.

Really, they should have just used a 4U chassis. I'd really recommend any 1.2TH/s customers ask to be switched to the rack chassis option.

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Quote from: clenell on February 28, 2014, 09:20:37 AM

wow, i missed 5 pages of some interesting shit. did i miss delivery dates? my miner, according to schedule, should be delivered TODAY. has anyone got a delivery?

Nope
That mystery shall be reveals soon.

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wow, i missed 5 pages of some interesting shit. did i miss delivery dates? my miner, according to schedule, should be delivered TODAY. has anyone got a delivery?

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Quote from: MrTeal on February 28, 2014, 09:08:21 AM

Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

Cooling on the AMT rig looks downright horrible. Top 2 boards dont get any airflow from the rear fan. Not gonna help that the heatsinks are mounted face down, trapping the hot air under them.

All they do is cram someone else's board in someone else's (ATX) case, and it seems they cant even get that right.

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Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:44:21 AM

5 * 8 = 40 chips.... very nice. 6*8 = 48 chips even nicer.

The Bitmine.ch has 32 chips at 1.0 THs. So I like what I am seeing!

I'm not sure where you get that. Those are the Bitmine Desk boards, and a Coincraft Desk @ 1TH/s has 5 boards. Assuming they can figure out how to link in the 6th module, this will perform pretty much exactly like a 20% larger Coincraft Desk. Perhaps a little worse as it looks like the cooling will be better in the Bitmine product, but that remains to be seen.

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Quote from: FrictionlessCoin on February 28, 2014, 05:54:19 AM

Quote from: AMT_miners on February 27, 2014, 11:32:31 PM

Also,

A heads up for technical bullies and tech enthusiasts in this thread. We've created our own board as well, and no daisy chain is needed for this bad boy.

This board will ship in the 2.4's and 3.2's.

- AMT

Hmmm.... then the 8 coincraft a1 board appears to be someone else's design (bitmine.ch).

Yeah the only thing that amt is capable to design is amt print on pcb's Grin

Bitminedesign + a crapy copy of marto's design as long as I see it Grin

Probably he got all from bitmine nd now he is assembling at full sped.but main question is is this stuff working Grin

Amt is famous with microchip programing skils having in mind their deep bitfury experience
Grin

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