Re: Black Arrow 28nm 100Ghash Bitcoin ASIC from $0.49/GH/s - page 78.

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Quote from: Scrappy Do on July 08, 2014, 12:49:05 PM

Quote from: marto74 on July 07, 2014, 06:08:53 PM

Quote from: nexus99 on July 07, 2014, 06:05:38 PM

Do the Marto boards run off of CGMiner or do they use that weird Hex miner stuff?

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the image for TP-link and patch are already available on our website

Marto. Do you think these boards would be fine to be submerged in mineral oil? I just requested bob send my 200 chips to you and looking for an easy way to cool them. Also, I think if I am reading this right, you install a generic heatsink? If so, will that be enough if they are are submerged?

(Licking my chops for 25 th/s)

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I've built a few oil cooled PC's in my extreme overclocking days.

As long as your thermal load calcs are right you'll be fine. You'll want SOME kind of heatsink on it to allow the oil to cool it easier (more surface area n all that)

Do your themal load calc (should be online resources, that's where I found mine), then add oil, small pond pump (circulation), Isolator plate for the temp difference, peltier coolers, cold side in oil, hot side with box fan,.. done. Temp monitor with SMS alert, then Chill till the pump eventually dies/freezes then replace. Putting the pump RIGHT on the center of the hot zone should keep it alive longer and a pond pump may not die as easily (we used aquarium pumps)

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The "purchase" isn't completed until the units are received.

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Quote from: Scrappy Do on July 08, 2014, 12:49:05 PM

Quote from: marto74 on July 07, 2014, 06:08:53 PM

Quote from: nexus99 on July 07, 2014, 06:05:38 PM

Do the Marto boards run off of CGMiner or do they use that weird Hex miner stuff?

cgminer
the image for TP-link and patch are already available on our website

Marto. Do you think these boards would be fine to be submerged in mineral oil? I just requested bob send my 200 chips to you and looking for an easy way to cool them. Also, I think if I am reading this right, you install a generic heatsink? If so, will that be enough if they are are submerged?

(Licking my chops for 25 th/s)

Scrap'

You don't need a heatsink if they are submerged, do you have a background in this? I would advise you look into a different route as without the proper knowledge you could easily ruin your setup.

Good Luck though

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As a BA batch1 customer,
we payed long time ago it's not fair than we get the same as a S3
if we go with the hex4 solution (which could be not easy to setup)
BA should give us more than 100 chips ! we should get 130 chips
if they want to respect a minimum what they said

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Hey Bobsag, was the surprise ever revealed and I missed it? Or is it still under wraps?

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Quote from: ORabbit on July 08, 2014, 01:59:39 AM

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Quote from: DebitMe on July 07, 2014, 11:51:33 PM

Quote from: nexus99 on July 07, 2014, 11:26:41 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on July 07, 2014, 11:21:59 PM

After running some numbers, I am willing to pay $25 per chip. If you have chips on the way or in hand and are interested in getting out of the game, please let me know. Will buy in packs of 8. Due to the length it may take to get these onto boards and actually hashing, that is the best price I can give at this time.

I think most everyone would be willing to pay 25 bucks per chip. After assembly that's somewhere south of $1 per GH/S.

8 chips for a 4 chip board. = $200
and 150 bucks for coolers and PSU and controller.

$350 for 400-480 GH/S.

Not a bad deal.

Yea, but look at the uncertainties. It is 2 to 4 weeks to get them put onto the boards once Technobit gets them. It could take a week or more to get Technobit the chips, plus time to mail back, setup, and get everything running. You are probably looking at miners 3 to 6 weeks down the road, and who knows what the environment would be like. I am hesitant at $25 ea, and I probably won't take many at that price before dropping down to $20 or below.

Dude, you have balls of steel. Trying to influence the market value of these chips in such an obvious way. I know you've got your twisted little heart set on sinking the company and making the enigineers cry, but you're taking it too far. Now maybe your price is a fair street price, but tell me why you suddenly want anything to do with a BA product after the amount of vitriol you've spewed in their direction?

It's about making money/BTC.......same as,why would anyone buy anything from Avalon Roll Eyes

I get it, but I got the impression that ANY price was too high for Mr. James Stuart. It just plays out to me as either a two-faced money grab, or a sabotage attempt.

How on earth is offering to get other people out of this a sabotage attempt? It is a fact that it will take 3 to 6 weeks to receive the boards, if your comfortable to pay above what I offered, by all means step up. All I see is you complaining on something that really has nothing to do with BA, but instead making an offer to take people's chips. I am not forcing them to sell anything so it really isn't price gauging. So, it seems to me that all your doing is trolling, which still baffles me as why would you support a company that lies and screws everyone over at every turn?

EDIT: To all those who have sent me offers for your chips, I appreciate it, but my price point has to be firm. I just don't see the value in these at a higher price with that much lead time, as previously said, $25 ea is sorta pushing my upper boundaries anyway. Thanks though and good luck making the best of it.

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Quote from: Blockhunter on July 08, 2014, 08:23:20 AM

Question: The difficulty is raising too fast! Will my miner produce any BTC by the time it ships?

Answer: Your miner will produce the most bitcoins compared to any other similar priced miner. We think the rising quota in network difficulty should slow down as the power hungry hardware currently on the market will not be soon worth running. With our products we try and make the best design possible for the 28nm process node. We have optimized the chip towards best efficiency and raise the hashing power while ensuring stability. The next step as we see it will be a lower process node. Every possible optimization has been done on our products.

Furthermore, the price per BTC is increasing at an ever increasing rate. As the price increases it will offset the difficulty.

What about the S3, isn't it based on 28nm? Price per Gh/s and W/Gh/s they have it covered.

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Quote from: y_boonstra on July 08, 2014, 07:42:02 AM

WTF..

why did PENTAX and my post got delted ?

Likely because they'd rather not deal with consumer agencies. I don't blame them after the way they have treated consumers.

I've started a new thread for links to consumer agencies etc. that are relevant to BA customers. https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/black-arrow-customers-consumer-complaints-links-681965

I've posted what they deleted and will post further information later as well.

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bitcoin payments only?

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Quote from: y_boonstra on July 08, 2014, 06:43:52 AM

Quote from: Pentax on July 08, 2014, 06:28:28 AM

Here is a link to the Shenzhen Consumer Council provided by a legal firm in Shenzhen. Complaints can be filed through this agency.

Pages are in Chinese, so you will have to translate them if this is not your language.

http://www.sz315.org/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=lists&catid=10

Wich form do we have to fill in ? im looking around but it aint what you call organised

I think it is this page:

http://www.sz315.org/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=19&id=6169

It looks like we simply fill in the box with information and they take it from there. Obviously, I'd add details, including the breaches, order number, and what you'd like them to do.

See this page for some more info on what they want: http://www.sz315.org/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=show&catid=19&id=6175

I will also look for a general contact e-mail or something and have asked for that also.

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How about a fun technical question while we wait. Will the Minion operate at 99.9°C? I know silicon still switches.

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Quote from: Pentax on July 08, 2014, 06:28:28 AM

Here is a link to the Shenzhen Consumer Council provided by a legal firm in Shenzhen. Complaints can be filed through this agency.

Pages are in Chinese, so you will have to translate them if this is not your language.

http://www.sz315.org/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=lists&catid=10

Wich form do we have to fill in ? im looking around but it aint what you call organised

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It's 1W/Gh/s @ 100Gh/s at the wall, the efficiency is the same no matter how you clock and volt it. They even mentioned this fact when they first got their chips.

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Here is a link to the Shenzhen Consumer Council provided by a legal firm in Shenzhen. Complaints can be filed through this agency.

Pages are in Chinese, so you will have to translate them if this is not your language.

http://www.sz315.org/index.php?m=content&c=index&a=lists&catid=10

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Quote from: TheMinex on July 08, 2014, 03:01:52 AM

Noone speaking about "Minion powered at 0.6V and the efficiency is 0.5W/ghash at the wall @ 50 Gh/s" Huh

?

When will we see this result on an X1 or X3 Huh

X1 working at this state could be the one low hashrate capable to run standalone in high efficiency
On X3 could be the only way for ppl who order a large amount of HW to handle compensation ( total power draw problmes )

Why work on X2, when few lines of code (+ few hours of 1 person ) can solve this givin you (very) little better immage @ cost near zero Huh

??

Lets do a little math here, 0.5W/Gh/s @ 50Gh/s = 1.2W/Gh/s @ 120Gh/s.

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Quote from: nexus99 on July 07, 2014, 11:26:41 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on July 07, 2014, 11:21:59 PM

After running some numbers, I am willing to pay $25 per chip. If you have chips on the way or in hand and are interested in getting out of the game, please let me know. Will buy in packs of 8. Due to the length it may take to get these onto boards and actually hashing, that is the best price I can give at this time.

I think most everyone would be willing to pay 25 bucks per chip. After assembly that's somewhere south of $1 per GH/S.

8 chips for a 4 chip board. = $200
and 150 bucks for coolers and PSU and controller.

$350 for 400-480 GH/S.

Not a bad deal.

Yea, but look at the uncertainties. It is 2 to 4 weeks to get them put onto the boards once Technobit gets them. It could take a week or more to get Technobit the chips, plus time to mail back, setup, and get everything running. You are probably looking at miners 3 to 6 weeks down the road, and who knows what the environment would be like. I am hesitant at $25 ea, and I probably won't take many at that price before dropping down to $20 or below.

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After running some numbers, I am willing to pay $25 per chip. If you have chips on the way or in hand and are interested in getting out of the game, please let me know. Will buy in packs of 8. Due to the length it may take to get these onto boards and actually hashing, that is the best price I can give at this time.

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Quote from: bobsag3 on July 07, 2014, 06:35:20 PM

Quote from: DebitMe on July 07, 2014, 06:18:28 PM

So who has chips in hand they are willing to sell? Anyone besides BA directly I would consider buying their chips. Chips must be in hand.

We will have 400 chips on Thursday in hand.

Do you know what your price point will be?

There seems to be a lot misinformation about these, has someone compiled a list of what is exactly needed for these to get up an running?

Also, will I be contacted for my hosting or do I need to email you guys?

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Quote from: marto74 on July 07, 2014, 06:10:40 PM

Quote from: Pentax on July 07, 2014, 05:45:17 PM

Quote from: marto74 on July 07, 2014, 04:47:34 PM

Quote from: whisper on July 07, 2014, 04:39:42 PM

As I understand there is no working prototype till now from technobit so good luck there too...

Sorry if you think it is not right to be posted here
I do not think you are well informed:
7 Hex4M Minion based boards on a single TP-link

actually, I'm glad you have. I am wondering if you have stock to handle a crush of customers asking for 25 stuffed boards each and if you will offer a price break at 100 minions.

so, what is the lead and what is the cost for people that may want to decide to convert their X-3 orders to 100 minion chips and convert them to working boards

please be conservative on the lead/capacity issue.

Our assembly service is2 weeks after the chips got here.
WE have enough PCB's coming in end of this week

and pricing? a lot of people haven't made this decision as yet.

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So who has chips in hand they are willing to sell? Anyone besides BA directly I would consider buying their chips. Chips must be in hand.

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