Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1124.

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Quote from: WastedLTC on November 08, 2013, 11:19:46 AM

Quote from: alfabitcoin on November 08, 2013, 11:14:35 AM

Quote from: WastedLTC on November 08, 2013, 11:08:59 AM

With the out of control prices for BTC lately, it seems like Jupiters are actually a decent price if u have BTC to spend. $5k (then -10% for BTC discount) so the cost is around 13-15 BTC depending on exchange rate. Do you think a Jupiter will mine more than 15 coins??? I would think so, especially with the Hashfast delays, cointerra delays, Alydian going under, no Gen2 Avalon, and who cares about BFL.

Some say the price is too high, it doesn't appear to be high when you lay the facts out.

I agree, but I need to pay 25% vat on top. Still is good price though.

I assume if u do hosting, you wouldn't need to pay vat? Remove VAT and power supply and the extra security of knowing if a board dies they replace it within a day, makes hosting an ok choice too. I was waiting to see if they release a Hosted Jupiter(S) which would have 6 boards and run at 750 Ghs.

I think it does not matter, its a term of sale and you having hosting or not as end consumer need to pay VAT. Only business does not need to pay it, they will when it enter thier country but they can deduct it as tax return as business asset.

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Quote from: alfabitcoin on November 08, 2013, 11:14:35 AM

Quote from: WastedLTC on November 08, 2013, 11:08:59 AM

With the out of control prices for BTC lately, it seems like Jupiters are actually a decent price if u have BTC to spend. $5k (then -10% for BTC discount) so the cost is around 13-15 BTC depending on exchange rate. Do you think a Jupiter will mine more than 15 coins??? I would think so, especially with the Hashfast delays, cointerra delays, Alydian going under, no Gen2 Avalon, and who cares about BFL.

Some say the price is too high, it doesn't appear to be high when you lay the facts out.

I agree, but I need to pay 25% vat on top. Still is good price though.

I assume if u do hosting, you wouldn't need to pay vat? Remove VAT and power supply and the extra security of knowing if a board dies they replace it within a day, makes hosting an ok choice too. I was waiting to see if they release a Hosted Jupiter(S) which would have 6 boards and run at 750 Ghs.

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Quote from: WastedLTC on November 08, 2013, 11:08:59 AM

With the out of control prices for BTC lately, it seems like Jupiters are actually a decent price if u have BTC to spend. $5k (then -10% for BTC discount) so the cost is around 13-15 BTC depending on exchange rate. Do you think a Jupiter will mine more than 15 coins??? I would think so, especially with the Hashfast delays, cointerra delays, Alydian going under, no Gen2 Avalon, and who cares about BFL.

Some say the price is too high, it doesn't appear to be high when you lay the facts out.

I agree, but I need to pay 25% vat on top. Still is good price though.

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With the out of control prices for BTC lately, it seems like Jupiters are actually a decent price if u have BTC to spend. $5k (then -10% for BTC discount) so the cost is around 13-15 BTC depending on exchange rate. Do you think a Jupiter will mine more than 15 coins??? I would think so, especially with the Hashfast delays, cointerra delays, Alydian going under, no Gen2 Avalon, and who cares about BFL.

Some say the price is too high, it doesn't appear to be high when you lay the facts out.

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Quote from: alfabitcoin on November 08, 2013, 11:04:26 AM

Any opinion on November jupiter with 10% discount when buying with btc?
Should I go or should I pass

IMO, you're call Wink

- I don't know when they plan on delivering these November units?

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... and with Christmas just around the corner, I'm hoping people will be too busy being Jolly rather than shipping new units. Of course if you've ordered a unit for shipping in December, I hope you get your unit(s), but... you know Wink

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Any opinion on November jupiter with 10% discount when buying with btc?
Should I go or should I pass

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Quote from: xyzzy099 on November 08, 2013, 10:48:41 AM

Ever since the last diff change, block creation has actually been below target. I can't remember the last time I saw that...

I know MBP is shipping some Bitfury hashpower, but it seems no one else is shipping much. Maybe we will actually get a much smaller diff increase on the next readjustment. That would be a nice change for once in a long while.

Yup. So much money is tied up in delayed preorders. Maybe we'll be lucky and Novement will only be +100% difficulty over October.

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Ever since the last diff change, block creation has actually been below target. I can't remember the last time I saw that...

I know MBP is shipping some Bitfury hashpower, but it seems no one else is shipping much. Maybe we will actually get a much smaller diff increase on the next readjustment. That would be a nice change for once in a long while.

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software developer

Got my reseller ID just 10days ago when this idea came to my mind.
As it seems like a win-win for both of us - the buyer and me, I'm going for it.

Until now I just told some guys I know about this opportunity, this is the very first public offering..

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Quote from: ncs0ne on November 08, 2013, 10:29:21 AM

Just in case one is going to order another unit..

If you'd like to buy it through my reseller ID I'll promise to give you exclusive support via PM in case of trouble or else like needs for small scripts, web-interface modifications and such.. Wink

https://www.kncminer.com/?resellerid=519

Pz

How many did you manage to sell via your reseller account out of interest?

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Hell?

Quote from: ncs0ne on November 08, 2013, 10:29:21 AM

Just in case one is going to order another unit..

If you'd like to buy it through my reseller ID I'll promise to give you exclusive support via PM in case of trouble or else like needs for small scripts, web-interface modifications and such.. Wink

https://www.kncminer.com/?resellerid=519

Pz

i bought a saturn yesterday! where were you then.... lol

ncs0ne

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Just in case one is going to order another unit..

If you'd like to buy it through my reseller ID I'll promise to give you exclusive support via PM in case of trouble or else like needs for small scripts, web-interface modifications and such.. Wink

https://www.kncminer.com/?resellerid=519

Pz

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Eloncoin.org - Mars, here we come!

Quote from: Sitarow on November 08, 2013, 06:02:38 AM

The good news is that november Jupiter and Saturn's are no longer available.

According to the website.

Jupiter are available. Only 49 units left.

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let's have some fun

Quote from: Sitarow on November 08, 2013, 06:02:38 AM

The good news is that november Jupiter and Saturn's are no longer available.

According to the website.

Seems like they were able to reuse chips from RMA'd boards ? (Kidding)
Coz there are 49 Jupiters available right now...let's see how long it takes until they are gone after this post Cheesy

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Quote from: opentoe on November 08, 2013, 09:51:11 AM

I'd love a couple extra modules for my Saturn, but I also would be very hesitant to order fro KNC in thinking I would be getting repaired or sub-standard parts for a premium price. The last thing I want to buy new is an already fixed/repaired module. A buying customer deserves new %100 working electronics, don't they? The thing is, I don't trust them anymore....to spend thousands again.

Used equipment that has been repaired means that it won't likely break in again - remember that 90% of the problems happen in the first few days of operation. Also, if KNC really does ship you a defective item you can always rely on your credit card company to back you up.

Personally, as long as the price is right, I'd order extra parts for a Saturn or Mercury.

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Personal text my ass....

I'd love a couple extra modules for my Saturn, but I also would be very hesitant to order fro KNC in thinking I would be getting repaired or sub-standard parts for a premium price. The last thing I want to buy new is an already fixed/repaired module. A buying customer deserves new %100 working electronics, don't they? The thing is, I don't trust them anymore....to spend thousands again.

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Quote from: slap666 on November 08, 2013, 08:38:13 AM

Quote from: canth on November 08, 2013, 08:08:50 AM

Quote from: slap666 on November 08, 2013, 08:01:14 AM

Got problems too. Firmware has not fix error => 3/4 cores working, 1/4 dead.

Have you called KNC? I know O'rama says that no customer support emails get ignored, but I've found it the case that they don't all get replied to - at least not in a timely manner.

I don't want an RMA at this time --> Mining Time loose. (Saturn)

I hear you...if it's running at 75% speed then taking out a card and running at 50% speed isn't great. Just for kicks, have you tried it with 1 card disconnected to see what speeds you get? I got better speeds with a bad card removed than with 1 card running on my first Jupiter.

And bitcoinorama - if you are reading this, here is the reason that KNC needs to improve the RMA policy. It hurts us to send semi-defective equipment back until much much later when the equipment is mining fewer BTC per day. It's better for KNC to wait until orders have slowed down dramatically, I'm sure, but it's not better for the customer.

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Quote from: Cablez on November 08, 2013, 08:16:25 AM

Quote from: canth on November 08, 2013, 08:10:09 AM

Quote from: Cablez on November 08, 2013, 08:02:27 AM

Same here. Still trying to get an RMA.

What does trying mean? Have you contacted them via email or phone? Are they refusing an RMA? Asking for screenshots?

As someone who went through this issue, I had to email several times, send screenshots and follow up with calls during Stockholm business hours.

I have an RMA number generated it seems but I have yet to get instructions on packing/shipping. This is day 2 of no info. Not upset yet, just waiting.

I PMed you the address where to send it. Once you have an RMA, just send it off, track it and call them once you see that they signed for it.

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Quote from: canth on November 08, 2013, 08:08:50 AM

Quote from: slap666 on November 08, 2013, 08:01:14 AM

Got problems too. Firmware has not fix error => 3/4 cores working, 1/4 dead.

Have you called KNC? I know O'rama says that no customer support emails get ignored, but I've found it the case that they don't all get replied to - at least not in a timely manner.

I don't want an RMA at this time --> Mining Time loose. (Saturn)

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