Topic: Optiona is allways good. 16nm ASIC, 100w/THS 0.1J/GH on wall. MAX: 31THS/miner!! - page 4. (Read 19495 times)
October 26, 2016, 09:05:01 AM
I'd definitely purchase this if it's reasonably priced. I've had too many failed s9's and it's beginning to get frustrating
October 26, 2016, 08:28:29 AM
well..this is interesting at least!
October 26, 2016, 08:02:20 AM
Looks like its going to be CRAZY loud.
October 26, 2016, 02:40:00 AM
Same here. I can review and paid for the unit. Let me know.
Happy to see a new miner on the market.
Happy to see a new miner on the market.
Well, I am ready to pay for couple of these miners too. And yes - the review will be done too!
October 26, 2016, 02:26:34 AM
Don't get too carried away guys.... "the price is BTC0.42/THS, fob china"
0.42BTC per THS considering it's 10THS, that makes it around 4.2BTC
0.42BTC per THS considering it's 10THS, that makes it around 4.2BTC
That's definetely some old numbers. This miner should be competetive to S9, so the price should be about 2.5-2.8BTC. The lower the better. )
October 26, 2016, 02:21:33 AM
the last miners i bought of you turned out to be " to fragile to ship" according to you.
so you said you would have to host them, which turned out very badly, with over 50% downtime.
i was lucky to roi.
once bitten twice shy, i will never trust you again.
so you said you would have to host them, which turned out very badly, with over 50% downtime.
i was lucky to roi.
once bitten twice shy, i will never trust you again.
October 26, 2016, 01:33:45 AM
Don't get too carried away guys.... "the price is BTC0.42/THS, fob china"
0.42BTC per THS considering it's 10THS, that makes it around 4.2BTC
0.42BTC per THS considering it's 10THS, that makes it around 4.2BTC
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October 26, 2016, 01:09:45 AM
10 TH, 1000W, @ ~0.5BTC.... I would be in to try one as well. It fits within the "single circuit" end-user mentality, and it will be stable and reliable... then I can easily see it making back it's cost and more (given my free power sites I have).
October 26, 2016, 12:40:43 AM
Where's that price coming from? I'd expect the ASICs to cost more than that by themselves.
October 26, 2016, 12:25:28 AM
So this thing only costs .42BTC did I hear that right ? I might grab one if its really that cheap.
I will buy 5-6 pcs at that price (depends also on shipping cost).
October 25, 2016, 09:51:29 PM
Bitfury for sure, and if you ask me the ability to adjust Vcore is a requirement for a miner.
Agreed. I am more than willing to pay for the additional parts a software-adjustable buck takes and take the slight eff hit. October 25, 2016, 09:46:28 PM
So this thing only costs .42BTC did I hear that right ? I might grab one if its really that cheap.
October 25, 2016, 09:32:42 PM
I am willing to do a review and pay for a unit.
Looking forward to something different then the s9.
Same here. I can review and paid for the unit. Let me know.
Happy to see a new miner on the market.
October 25, 2016, 09:20:39 PM
Bitfury for sure, and if you ask me the ability to adjust Vcore is a requirement for a miner.
October 25, 2016, 09:12:24 PM
I think the Avalon4.1 was about the only miner made in the last two years or so with non-hack Vcore adjustment. Not surprised to not see it.
It does simplify things and gives a few % more overall eff at the cost of no local Vcore adjustment. Given that many folks use server PSUs it would be nice to have a V+ remote-sense plug for feedback to the PSU so voltage drop from PCIe lead ga/length is taken out of the picture...Who's chips are in this? BitFury? Canaan Creative?
October 25, 2016, 08:33:15 PM
I think the Avalon4.1 was about the only miner made in the last two years or so with non-hack Vcore adjustment. Not surprised to not see it.
October 25, 2016, 08:06:37 PM
one good news.
the aisc is done.working sample is ready. all spec will very online very soon.sales will be started when stock ready.
take a look.
the aisc is done.working sample is ready. all spec will very online very soon.sales will be started when stock ready.
take a look.
I am willing to do a review and pay for a unit.
Looking forward to something different then the s9.
October 25, 2016, 07:39:17 PM
Since this is v1.0, I suggest ditching the current data cable connectors: Looks like they use crimp pins to wires or later a ribbon cable I assume. A pain to make costing $ in un-needed labor. Use simple MCS connector and standard ribbon cable slit to width/length.
3M is a Brand name for them but there are many other suppliers all using the same standard. Easy to automate and even if done by hand takes seconds to make a cable. Place connector, lay in cable, place top, squeeze together, done. For those who like to play, easy to make any length desired. Better yet, since the sockets are SMT, less chance of damage plugging/unplugging MCS/ribbon connectors vs any with squeeze latches (Bitmains come to mind...).
Also do not see any Vcore regulator(s). Relying on PSU stability/adjustment?
3M is a Brand name for them but there are many other suppliers all using the same standard. Easy to automate and even if done by hand takes seconds to make a cable. Place connector, lay in cable, place top, squeeze together, done. For those who like to play, easy to make any length desired. Better yet, since the sockets are SMT, less chance of damage plugging/unplugging MCS/ribbon connectors vs any with squeeze latches (Bitmains come to mind...).
Also do not see any Vcore regulator(s). Relying on PSU stability/adjustment?
October 25, 2016, 05:47:27 PM
I'd even consider if the price is decent. Wish I got samples when y'all got samples, that's way ahead of my dev.
Looks like two independent strings of 26 chips?
Looks like two independent strings of 26 chips?
52 chips per board and 104 chips per miner then. Do we have accurate stats on the chips to work out hashrate and wattage?
October 25, 2016, 05:15:58 PM
Those kind of look like Antminer S1 heat sinks or am I just seeing things?
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