[SOLD OUT][Worldwide] Gridseed 1 chip + 5 chip Dual miners 0.105/0.405 btc - page 33.

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Quote from: miter_myles on January 29, 2014, 01:57:20 PM

Quote from: madao on January 29, 2014, 01:55:26 PM

I have a GF that does not approve of large mining operations because of the noise..
Hoping to keep my hobby hashing along "under the radar", will be using scrypt function only, me thinks!

She can hear your mining operations from the kitchen?

HEYOO

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Quote from: ManeBjorn on January 29, 2014, 02:11:39 PM

Hi,
Could you remove my reservation for 1, I am going to use the US group buy as it saves a ton in shipping. Sorry.
Thanks.

Sure. Done

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Hi,
Could you remove my reservation for 1, I am going to use the US group buy as it saves a ton in shipping. Sorry.
Thanks.

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Quote from: Xer0 on January 29, 2014, 02:02:17 PM

Reservation for 2 big and 2 small ones PLZ

Reservations added.

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Reservation for 2 big and 2 small ones PLZ

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Quote from: madao on January 29, 2014, 01:55:26 PM

Quote from: r00tdude on January 29, 2014, 01:50:39 PM

Just for fun, can someone tell me why this makes sense from a $/KH/MH standpoint at this price? I think the GH/s number is pretty irrelevant at this point now that Cointerra and HashFast are shipping - those GH numbers these can has at will yield dust... so I'd be using them for scrypt. Maybe I'm missing something and I'd like to know if I am.

5 Chip Model (1 piece) - $350 for 350KH
Radeon R9 280x - $450 for 800KH

Yes, I see that they draw less power, but it amounts (for me) to less than $1 a day difference. Yes, I know that GPU needs to be plugged into a computer, but let's just say for argument purposes that that is a sunk cost. I'm just trying to compare the hash power per dollar.

Is it just that the group buy price is a bit overpriced and that these can be had directly for significantly less?

Sorry - I'm not trying to subvert the sale - I'm sure the people that have ordered aren't going to withdraw because of my question - I'm just hoping someone could illuminate me on the value proposition here.

Thanks...

I have a GF that does not approve of large mining operations because of the noise..
Hoping to keep my hobby hashing along "under the radar", will be using scrypt function only, me thinks!

She can hear your mining operations from the kitchen?

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Quote from: r00tdude on January 29, 2014, 01:50:39 PM

Just for fun, can someone tell me why this makes sense from a $/KH/MH standpoint at this price? I think the GH/s number is pretty irrelevant at this point now that Cointerra and HashFast are shipping - those GH numbers these can has at will yield dust... so I'd be using them for scrypt. Maybe I'm missing something and I'd like to know if I am.

5 Chip Model (1 piece) - $350 for 350KH
Radeon R9 280x - $450 for 800KH

Yes, I see that they draw less power, but it amounts (for me) to less than $1 a day difference. Yes, I know that GPU needs to be plugged into a computer, but let's just say for argument purposes that that is a sunk cost. I'm just trying to compare the hash power per dollar.

Is it just that the group buy price is a bit overpriced and that these can be had directly for significantly less?

Sorry - I'm not trying to subvert the sale - I'm sure the people that have ordered aren't going to withdraw because of my question - I'm just hoping someone could illuminate me on the value proposition here.

Thanks...

I have a GF that does not approve of large mining operations because of the noise..
Hoping to keep my hobby hashing along "under the radar", will be using scrypt function only, me thinks!

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Quote from: r00tdude on January 29, 2014, 01:50:39 PM

Just for fun, can someone tell me why this makes sense from a $/KH/MH standpoint at this price? I think the GH/s number is pretty irrelevant at this point now that Cointerra and HashFast are shipping - those GH numbers these can has at will yield dust... so I'd be using them for scrypt. Maybe I'm missing something and I'd like to know if I am.

5 Chip Model (1 piece) - $350 for 350KH
Radeon R9 280x - $450 for 800KH

Yes, I see that they draw less power, but it amounts (for me) to less than $1 a day difference. Yes, I know that GPU needs to be plugged into a computer, but let's just say for argument purposes that that is a sunk cost. I'm just trying to compare the hash power per dollar.

Is it just that the group buy price is a bit overpriced and that these can be had directly for significantly less?

Sorry - I'm not trying to subvert the sale - I'm sure the people that have ordered aren't going to withdraw because of my question - I'm just hoping someone could illuminate me on the value proposition here.

Thanks...

In my case, i'm close to the max power my place can dish out without exploding

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Just for fun, can someone tell me why this makes sense from a $/KH/MH standpoint at this price? I think the GH/s number is pretty irrelevant at this point now that Cointerra and HashFast are shipping - those GH numbers these can has at will yield dust... so I'd be using them for scrypt. Maybe I'm missing something and I'd like to know if I am.

5 Chip Model (1 piece) - $350 for 350KH
Radeon R9 280x - $450 for 800KH

Yes, I see that they draw less power, but it amounts (for me) to less than $1 a day difference. Yes, I know that GPU needs to be plugged into a computer, but let's just say for argument purposes that that is a sunk cost. I'm just trying to compare the hash power per dollar.

Is it just that the group buy price is a bit overpriced and that these can be had directly for significantly less?

Sorry - I'm not trying to subvert the sale - I'm sure the people that have ordered aren't going to withdraw because of my question - I'm just hoping someone could illuminate me on the value proposition here.

Thanks...

jcoin

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Quote from: Beastlymac on January 29, 2014, 01:29:13 PM

That is the old rate for the previous batch. The next one they have bumped the price up considerably.

If they had the price lower i would pass it on.

I believe you but it's so much higher I have to pass on principle. If you can get me the 20 pack for somewhere in between those prices I would jump on it immediately.

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Quote from: Stinky_Pete on January 29, 2014, 01:01:43 PM

Please reserve (if possible) 3 USB sticks for me. Payment should come to you in the next few hours.

Done

Quote from: jcoin on January 29, 2014, 01:25:35 PM

Quote from: madao on January 29, 2014, 01:10:05 PM

Quote from: jcoin on January 29, 2014, 01:06:24 PM

Are these prices true? If so, looks like either OP or everyone here is way overpaying. 16,398 yuan = 2707.90 USD for 20 of 5 chip miners or 11,198 yuan = 1849.19 USD for 10 pieces. Granted we can't actually buy them there but that is one hell of a profit for someone.

I'm not all that interested in those steam-punk devices, but the usb sticks is more or less the same as the current coinbase rate.
compared to the previous dollar pricing

I hear you but i'm always looking for more bang for the buck.

At 7mh/s $2700 USD it's a steal for 20 of em. I would be willing to pay a lot more than that right now to get my hands on them. But OP wants like $6500. That's kinda crazy.

For the usb sticks 7mh/s is like $8400. If you only want a few to mess around ok, but I'd rather go big. Guess i'll hold out and see how the market shapes up in the next month or so.

That is the old rate for the previous batch. The next one they have bumped the price up considerably.

If they had the price lower i would pass it on.

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Quote from: madao on January 29, 2014, 01:10:05 PM

Quote from: jcoin on January 29, 2014, 01:06:24 PM

Are these prices true? If so, looks like either OP or everyone here is way overpaying. 16,398 yuan = 2707.90 USD for 20 of 5 chip miners or 11,198 yuan = 1849.19 USD for 10 pieces. Granted we can't actually buy them there but that is one hell of a profit for someone.

I'm not all that interested in those steam-punk devices, but the usb sticks is more or less the same as the current coinbase rate.
compared to the previous dollar pricing

I hear you but i'm always looking for more bang for the buck.

At 7mh/s $2700 USD it's a steal for 20 of em. I would be willing to pay a lot more than that right now to get my hands on them. But OP wants like $6500. That's kinda crazy.

For the usb sticks 7mh/s is like $8400. If you only want a few to mess around ok, but I'd rather go big. Guess i'll hold out and see how the market shapes up in the next month or so.

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Quote from: jcoin on January 29, 2014, 01:06:24 PM

Are these prices true? If so, looks like either OP or everyone here is way overpaying. 16,398 yuan = 2707.90 USD for 20 of 5 chip miners or 11,198 yuan = 1849.19 USD for 10 pieces. Granted we can't actually buy them there but that is one hell of a profit for someone.

I'm not all that interested in those steam-punk devices, but the usb sticks is more or less the same as the current coinbase rate.
compared to the previous dollar pricing

jcoin

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Are these prices true? If so, looks like either OP or everyone here is way overpaying. 16,398 yuan = 2707.90 USD for 20 of 5 chip miners or 11,198 yuan = 1849.19 USD for 10 pieces. Granted we can't actually buy them there but that is one hell of a profit for someone.

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Please reserve (if possible) 3 USB sticks for me. Payment should come to you in the next few hours.

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Quote from: TazMan143 on January 29, 2014, 12:37:20 PM

This may have already been covered. But what if any is the power source required. Does it require an external power source or is it just wall plug.

Edit: 5 Chip model.

It requires a 12V 5A power supply.

Ebay has a lot of them. Or if you are running them in bulk something like this.

If people want i can try and get some on hand that are available to include with packages?

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This may have already been covered. But what if any is the power source required. Does it require an external power source or is it just wall plug.

Edit: 5 Chip model.

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Quote from: Maxximus007 on January 29, 2014, 12:17:22 PM

Hi, highly interested in the 19 chip... Any idea when/if avail?

The usb will be shipping on the 9th. The 5 chip will ship on the 15th.

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Hi, highly interested in the 19 chip... Any idea when/if avail?

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Quote from: jcoin on January 29, 2014, 12:03:33 PM

Quote from: Beastlymac on January 28, 2014, 11:35:03 PM

That is ok. I will see what i can do about the bigger units.

I'm also interested in the bigger units

Bigger units have been added to the OP

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