Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 11. (Read 3049520 times)
It is a familiar story for sure. The specs on the new A4 are not that impressive to be honest. The figures now for this miner almost match that of the Titan. So this is clearly not a leap forward over the Titan. 270mh at 1100w is nothing to write home about. So I have to admit I am pretty disappointed in the numbers coming from Inno on this first batch. We are hearing that batch 2 will be in Dec. Maybe they will improve the numbers over this first batch.
Why does this sound familiar?
This appears to be real shots of the A4 miner, however there are questions about who will actually have stock. They are listed on Alibaba also. The dates line up with what Inno is telling us on the A4 pre-order. So I think they are promising to deliver something pretty fast. I would just be careful who you buy from at this point. If everyone will hang tight for a month it will all shake out and everyone will know who the reputable vendors are.
Tupsu I am trying to believe that is not a scam
they have a test video also
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFTdjwF_zRI
they have a test video also
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jFTdjwF_zRI
Can someone recommend the best heat syncing compound to use for Titans. What cools best and last the longest?
Gelin Extreme Thermal Paste 10oz
https://asicminermarket.com/product/pre-a4-135-scrypt-litecoin-miner-low-power-batch-1/
135 Mhs --> $1300 and free shipping worldwide
135 Mhs --> $1300 and free shipping worldwide
Not sure. I use a nonconductive white stuff, will check at home.
Meantime I'm up to using Tektronix scopes to try and sort out the bottlenecks in some of these boards. Trying to use probes on those itty bitty chips is fun, but I have got the SCL busses identified on the power supplies and the LM75/EEPROM. Now to figure out where the signal to the chip's oscillators and/or on-chip registers are getting blocked....
Never boring.
Meantime I'm up to using Tektronix scopes to try and sort out the bottlenecks in some of these boards. Trying to use probes on those itty bitty chips is fun, but I have got the SCL busses identified on the power supplies and the LM75/EEPROM. Now to figure out where the signal to the chip's oscillators and/or on-chip registers are getting blocked....
Never boring.
Can someone recommend the best heat syncing compound to use for Titans. What cools best and last the longest?
Well, either way ... even more hashrate is coming online now it seems =( diff keeps climbing , maybe A4's are finally here. I sure hope the Titan can hang in there for a while!
You need to get a Dominator A4 to play firmware games. All initial ASIC firmware seems to be crap at launch fyi
Meh, unless its anything like Titan(which uses a lot of linux stuff for monitoring etc etc) then probably wont be able to, but who knows.
The best firmware out of the box Ive seen to date is spondoolies in terms of functionality and operating condition tracking / adjusting and webgui.
The only other firmware Ive really messed w/ was BFL single's back in the day ... that was fun =)
Just saying you've got a niche as it is. Time to conquer more. 🌈
Well, either way ... even more hashrate is coming online now it seems =( diff keeps climbing , maybe A4's are finally here. I sure hope the Titan can hang in there for a while!
You need to get a Dominator A4 to play firmware games. All initial ASIC firmware seems to be crap at launch fyi
Meh, unless its anything like Titan(which uses a lot of linux stuff for monitoring etc etc) then probably wont be able to, but who knows.
The best firmware out of the box Ive seen to date is spondoolies in terms of functionality and operating condition tracking / adjusting and webgui.
The only other firmware Ive really messed w/ was BFL single's back in the day ... that was fun =)
Well, either way ... even more hashrate is coming online now it seems =( diff keeps climbing , maybe A4's are finally here. I sure hope the Titan can hang in there for a while!
You need to get a Dominator A4 to play firmware games. All initial ASIC firmware seems to be crap at launch fyi
Well, either way ... even more hashrate is coming online now it seems =( diff keeps climbing , maybe A4's are finally here. I sure hope the Titan can hang in there for a while!
My understanding is that they closed up shop and sold the hardware in a "private" auction. The hardware was then bought back by KNC at said auction, i assume under a different company name or something. A few forum members found out and managed to get some for themselves. Id assume the hardware is still mining for KNC but in a private pool or solo somewhere.
Shoot, it looks like you are correct. I am not seeing any drop in the hashrate, and it looks like they might be mining with simply a new and unidentified address as there is a big jump in the blocks by "Unknown": https://blockchain.info/blocks/Unknown
Um... even if they werent sold to KNC(or repurchased by KNC) then whomever purchased them would undoubtedly be hashing w/ them as well. So, hashrate wouldnt change either way.
KNC said after the halving it wasn't profitable to run them anymore.
Sure, someone could move them to a cheaper location, but they would need to turned off while that happened. 50 Ph/s doesn't get moved easily.
Imho...the company went bankrupt....it was bought out by knc insiders at probably less then half the worth it went bankrupt for....I'm guessing this from
how the knc bankruptcy was done for titans as an example...the whale that won bid 100 bucks more to get the last 20 or so at one point if I remember correctly
no way would that be done unless it was KNC imho...in that the auction was AS IS.thus a normal bidder would have just took what they had..
..that and other
rumors I've heard and the fact they are keeping the regular employees at this new company...and nothing is moving etc. data hall wise...they essentially 'STUCK' the big
IPO folk who invested with the bankruptcy bill..in other words ..the usual KNC behaivor..anyway my views on this from what I know or suspect
rinse/wash/repeat.....all profits imho from knc proper from founding went into their version of the Swedish ETF they are running ...
pretty slick how they did this....I especially like Sam Cole saying all was well and a bright future to IPO folk this last January lol
here is a link to the 'mysterious group" who bought knc.....it smells much ...imho
http://www.newsbtc.com/2016/08/15/kncminer-bought-by-unknown-party/
KNC 'we did evil well' (tm knc)
My understanding is that they closed up shop and sold the hardware in a "private" auction. The hardware was then bought back by KNC at said auction, i assume under a different company name or something. A few forum members found out and managed to get some for themselves. Id assume the hardware is still mining for KNC but in a private pool or solo somewhere.
Shoot, it looks like you are correct. I am not seeing any drop in the hashrate, and it looks like they might be mining with simply a new and unidentified address as there is a big jump in the blocks by "Unknown": https://blockchain.info/blocks/Unknown
Um... even if they werent sold to KNC(or repurchased by KNC) then whomever purchased them would undoubtedly be hashing w/ them as well. So, hashrate wouldnt change either way.
KNC said after the halving it wasn't profitable to run them anymore.
Sure, someone could move them to a cheaper location, but they would need to turned off while that happened. 50 Ph/s doesn't get moved easily.
My understanding is that they closed up shop and sold the hardware in a "private" auction. The hardware was then bought back by KNC at said auction, i assume under a different company name or something. A few forum members found out and managed to get some for themselves. Id assume the hardware is still mining for KNC but in a private pool or solo somewhere.
Shoot, it looks like you are correct. I am not seeing any drop in the hashrate, and it looks like they might be mining with simply a new and unidentified address as there is a big jump in the blocks by "Unknown": https://blockchain.info/blocks/Unknown
Um... even if they werent sold to KNC(or repurchased by KNC) then whomever purchased them would undoubtedly be hashing w/ them as well. So, hashrate wouldnt change either way.
My understanding is that they closed up shop and sold the hardware in a "private" auction. The hardware was then bought back by KNC at said auction, i assume under a different company name or something. A few forum members found out and managed to get some for themselves. Id assume the hardware is still mining for KNC but in a private pool or solo somewhere.
Shoot, it looks like you are correct. I am not seeing any drop in the hashrate, and it looks like they might be mining with simply a new and unidentified address as there is a big jump in the blocks by "Unknown": https://blockchain.info/blocks/Unknown
My understanding is that they closed up shop and sold the hardware in a "private" auction. The hardware was then bought back by KNC at said auction, i assume under a different company name or something. A few forum members found out and managed to get some for themselves. Id assume the hardware is still mining for KNC but in a private pool or solo somewhere.
Did KNC mining finally go under? For about the last 5 or 6 days, there are no more blocks listed as being found by them: https://blockchain.info/blocks/KnCMiner
They normally find about 3 to 5 blocks a day.
They normally find about 3 to 5 blocks a day.
Oh that would be wonderful
...now if we can get a few more big corp miners to bow out too,maybe home mining can be doable again 
Did KNC mining finally go under? For about the last 5 or 6 days, there are no more blocks listed as being found by them: https://blockchain.info/blocks/KnCMiner
They normally find about 3 to 5 blocks a day.
They normally find about 3 to 5 blocks a day.
Oh that would be wonderful
...now if we can get a few more big corp miners to bow out too,maybe home mining can be doable again Jump to: