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Topic: [PAUSED] .10 btc 32-37gh 40-50 Wts Rockminer R-BOX. ASICMiner Gen 3 chip - page 8. (Read 17571 times)

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Some news about X-Box:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdk2dmNcyPI

Vidz shows 4x3x4 = 48 chips AM3 per miner so approx 400GH/s. Then miner screen shows 750GH/s for 2 miners, gives apprx 375GH/s , but some chips are missing on one board.
This would indicate around 400GH/s per X-Box. Power drawn should be around 460W at wall.

They're not as silent as R-box, but they're more powerful  Tongue

The last unknown is the price. For now, I have the feeling, about the timeline, it would be ready soon (2 or 3 weeks).
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Finally!  The best seller on here is selling again!
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between a rock and a block!
Overnight orders have shipped. Thanks!
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same power tip from what i read.

my question is will there be a blade with these say 300-400gh?

i grabbed hundreds of am sticks from you last year. a few am blades.

  I am looking for s-1 replacements  so a 300 to 400gh blade would be nice.
RockMiner will be coming out with a blade-like product soon.  Hopefully by end of June, but I don't have official time frames and you shouldn't take my word as such.
The R-BOX product should not be compared to blade systems etc...
this is a consumer product.  introduce someone to Bitcoin/mining, gift it etc... etc...

Yes, there will be a bigger miner "X-box" :

Source

It is not strictly speaking a blade, this is dedicated for home miner like RBox. Unlike a blade this is not really fitted to have a lot and stack them, it is more a plug and play miner.

It is in design stage, it could be ready in a month if everything is OK.
specification expected (very speculative, not official)
300 - 400 GH/s
350 - 450 W @wall
400 - 600 USD

We will have more precise figures in the future. For now, this is a rough idea of the system and like CanaryInTheMine said, don't use my word.

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Today's shipments have been dropped of at USPS Smiley
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an order of 10 units is at .14 btc each.  slightly over 9% off.
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Put me down for one. Sending PM
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Very nice!  Wish I had a few spare satoshi's around to pick a few up.

To those considering purchasing, CanaryInTheMine has been 100% solid in all my dealings with him!  Hash on people!! Smiley
There's always coinbase Smiley
legendary
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Well hello there!
Very nice!  Wish I had a few spare satoshi's around to pick a few up.

To those considering purchasing, CanaryInTheMine has been 100% solid in all my dealings with him!  Hash on people!! Smiley
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I found this approach to be most efficient on windows:
1. download current cgminer from: http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/ unzip into a separate folder somewhere.
2. next, unzip and move the contents of the cgminer-win0.3.1.zip (from rockminer) into the folder from step 1.  This will move and replace up to 17 files and will overwrite the standard cgminer distribution.  Now you have a cgminer version that will work with r-box.
3. run cgminer and hash.


Will the modified cgminer still be able to run other devices (i.e., antminer U1/U2s), or should it be run as a separate instance?

You can run other devices.
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Just mining my own business...

I found this approach to be most efficient on windows:
1. download current cgminer from: http://ck.kolivas.org/apps/cgminer/ unzip into a separate folder somewhere.
2. next, unzip and move the contents of the cgminer-win0.3.1.zip (from rockminer) into the folder from step 1.  This will move and replace up to 17 files and will overwrite the standard cgminer distribution.  Now you have a cgminer version that will work with r-box.
3. run cgminer and hash.


Will the modified cgminer still be able to run other devices (i.e., antminer U1/U2s), or should it be run as a separate instance?
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same power tip from what i read.

my question is will there be a blade with these say 300-400gh?

i grabbed hundreds of am sticks from you last year. a few am blades.

  I am looking for s-1 replacements  so a 300 to 400gh blade would be nice.
RockMiner will be coming out with a blade-like product soon.  Hopefully by end of June, but I don't have official time frames and you shouldn't take my word as such.
The R-BOX product should not be compared to blade systems etc...
this is a consumer product.  introduce someone to Bitcoin/mining, gift it etc... etc...

Yeah  I sold a lot of your sticks on ebay last year .. I got a lot of people started in the game.
donator
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between a rock and a block!
same power tip from what i read.

my question is will there be a blade with these say 300-400gh?

i grabbed hundreds of am sticks from you last year. a few am blades.

  I am looking for s-1 replacements  so a 300 to 400gh blade would be nice.
RockMiner will be coming out with a blade-like product soon.  Hopefully by end of June, but I don't have official time frames and you shouldn't take my word as such.
The R-BOX product should not be compared to blade systems etc...
this is a consumer product.  introduce someone to Bitcoin/mining, gift it etc... etc...
donator
Activity: 2352
Merit: 1060
between a rock and a block!
Asked via PM as well: Do these use 2.1mm DC barrel plugs - the same as the Gridseed Scrypt ASICs?
replied Smiley
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between a rock and a block!
Don't think I have any faith in ASICMiner anymore after the cube.  I've bought multiple batches of 8 from you, and on the last batch I bought one was pretty much scratched up and not functional (http://imgur.com/5gZzFqh) but since it was your last batch and you have no replacement inventory I ask for refund on that one cube in which you responded with ship the damaged parts and you will replace it .. I did and then nothing.  So I've been stuck with the .39 BTC metal box.
Good to hear from you! your replacements were shipped to you a Long time ago.  I never heard back from you so I assumed you had received them... If you need to contact me you can PM or email me.  this thread is for R-BOX miners.
legendary
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Don't think I have any faith in ASICMiner anymore after the cube.  I've bought multiple batches of 8 from you, and on the last batch I bought one was pretty much scratched up and not functional (http://imgur.com/5gZzFqh) but since it was your last batch and you have no replacement inventory I ask for refund on that one cube in which you responded with ship the damaged parts and you will replace it .. I did and then nothing.  So I've been stuck with the .39 BTC metal box.

You got a miner shipped to you, and I assume it was on time.  That makes AM and Canary better then what... 75% of mining companies right off the bat?  Canary has always been amazing from what I have seen.

+1 - Canary has been solid for me.
legendary
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Asked via PM as well: Do these use 2.1mm DC barrel plugs - the same as the Gridseed Scrypt ASICs?

2.5mm
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Don't think I have any faith in ASICMiner anymore after the cube.  I've bought multiple batches of 8 from you, and on the last batch I bought one was pretty much scratched up and not functional (http://imgur.com/5gZzFqh) but since it was your last batch and you have no replacement inventory I ask for refund on that one cube in which you responded with ship the damaged parts and you will replace it .. I did and then nothing.  So I've been stuck with the .39 BTC metal box.

You got a miner shipped to you, and I assume it was on time.  That makes AM and Canary better then what... 75% of mining companies right off the bat?  Canary has always been amazing from what I have seen.
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