Two weeks after delivery and I have finally opened the box of my bonus 2-for-1 Neptune.
Just to confirm: my 2-for-1 Neptune is a new machine. It isn't an old Neppy from the Datorhall, there is not a speck of dust.
Ironically, I might have been better off with an old Neppy from the Datorhall, because apparently the new fans aren't as good as the old ones. I don't know yet because I haven't powered it on.
One annoyance: one of the modules is broken. The bolt that secures the heatsink to the case has sheared off from the case (leaving a hole in the case)... meaning that the heatsink is tipped over and not making contact with the ASIC.
Once I get some PSUs, I'll plug it in (4 modules). I'm not buying new PSUs, I will finally switch off some old machines (including a Jupiter and an AntMiner S1) and will use those PSUs. The Jupiter has been running 24x7 since 25th October 2013... it was my first decent miner.
Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 142. (Read 3049514 times)
https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150303100340162omIT01sg0693
cant get the power specs of this one.
cant get the power specs of this one.
"Power Consumption: 590 W (at the wall)"
KNC took more risk here by developing a 20 nm chip https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ccn-reveals-timeline-kncminers-struggle-20nm-asic-bitcoin-miners/
"My take on this is that most of the" mess ups are over with because a lot of the above revolved around one thing, 20nm chips. The fact that the technology is so new made it so that KnC spent over half a year with their research and development of the Neptunes."
"My take on this is that most of the" mess ups are over with because a lot of the above revolved around one thing, 20nm chips. The fact that the technology is so new made it so that KnC spent over half a year with their research and development of the Neptunes."
Yup, and the customers paid dearly for KNC's mistakes.
makes it 3x590 thats quite good
https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150303095018716e2uWKIA70662 I guess KNC were the first , and that has a risk.
if I ever want to expand capasity i would consider a and miner looking at the specs...
I went for the bonus Neptune.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
I have been looking for a single satisfied knc CA batch nep customer.
Woot, the first one has been identified!!!
Did you purchase a CA batch nep directly from knc???
(from ebay is not the same thing)
If and only if you answer yes to above...
The ratio is now 999:1 (if we assume a CA batch of only 1000)
Start the parade!
YMMV
https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150303100340162omIT01sg0693
cant get the power specs of this one.
cant get the power specs of this one.
"Power Consumption: 590 W (at the wall)"
KNC took more risk here by developing a 20 nm chip https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ccn-reveals-timeline-kncminers-struggle-20nm-asic-bitcoin-miners/
"My take on this is that most of the" mess ups are over with because a lot of the above revolved around one thing, 20nm chips. The fact that the technology is so new made it so that KnC spent over half a year with their research and development of the Neptunes."
"My take on this is that most of the" mess ups are over with because a lot of the above revolved around one thing, 20nm chips. The fact that the technology is so new made it so that KnC spent over half a year with their research and development of the Neptunes."
Yup, and the customers paid dearly for KNC's mistakes.
Update from my previous post
It took me a couple of days to finish all of the Bonus Miner's Cubes, but they now all have the Arctic Silver Thermal Adhesive ASTA-7G upgrade. Not having used it before, I did not realize that you had to clamp them down for an hour, so that added a little extra challenge. The pieces I cut off of the E heatsink worked perfectly for the task!
In case anyone else does this the same way, here is some tips.
The Arctic Silver Adhesive made a nice difference, the best of which was on the stock Speedy fan, which is a 8 to 16C drop over the 3M thermal tape!
Here is the results:
Stock Voltage and Frequency settings:
Stock Voltage with Frequency Overclock:
Max Undervolting and Frequency Overclock:
If you did the math, you might have noticed I said 48 VRMs, aka 6 Cubes. I had bought one spare set of Enzos, which I decided to use on that one anomalously hot Cube/VRM from one of my regular Neptune miners. The one hot VRM was actually shutting down yesterday (+113C), since it has gotten warmer outside and the temps were rising indoors. So here is a nice comparison of a regular Neptune upgraded to Enzos with Arctic Silver:
That is a 8 to 11C drop!
Frankly, this is how they should have been made to begin with.
My last thing to do is to swap that Speedy fan with a BitFenix, for direct comparison.
I am not even going to waste the energy arguing with notthematrix anymore, he makes excuses for criminals, what more is there to say? Some mafia could come out with a miner and he would defend them when the miner burned people's houses down, because they didn't buy mafia style "fire insurance".
It is like trying to explain freedom to someone who has lived in extreme oppression their entire lives, it would take a professional a long time. Like one refugee I read about, he actually wanted to go back to his oppressive country, because freedom was "too difficult". Too many people these days have the same problem with companies, making excuses for their unacceptable behavior, because "surely, the company knows best, the problem must be YOU!". I mean come on, when most people can't even acknowledge that iphones, etc, are made by slaves, who so often jump to their deaths that they need "suicide nets" around the buildings, then what hope is there for notthematrix ever understanding KnC's criminality?
It took me a couple of days to finish all of the Bonus Miner's Cubes, but they now all have the Arctic Silver Thermal Adhesive ASTA-7G upgrade. Not having used it before, I did not realize that you had to clamp them down for an hour, so that added a little extra challenge. The pieces I cut off of the E heatsink worked perfectly for the task!
In case anyone else does this the same way, here is some tips.
- I used a piece of cardboard as a shim on the row of 4, because as some have noticed, the board is bowed due to KnC's "glorious" design. That filled the gap on the center two, then I flattened the ends of the cardboard to fill the slight gap on half of the two end Enzos.
- The processor's heatsink gets in the way slightly, so position the two side pieces back to the edge of the Enzos (facing you), usually up against the processor's heatsink pipes. That way the clamp holds it down evenly across the width, since your clamp might not be able to go under all the way.
- Do not over tighten your clamps! I fortunately managed not to kill any of the 48 VRMs that I did. Tighten the row of 4 until you see the case metal bow up close to the fan header's pins. It bends very easily, but it is not permanent. The side ones are much firmer, since the case has the two screw risers on both sides. If you get the clamp on snug to start with, then it should only take about 1 turn to get it tight.
- Moving at a decent speed, you can apply the adhesive to all 8 in one go before it gets too thick. Basically: Apply, push heatsink on firmly, apply, push heatsink on, etc, etc. Adjust them when you get done and by then, they should be getting firm enough to clamp without them slipping around on you.
- Use a little lid or dish, with isopropyl alcohol in it, to put the little spreader in when you get done with all 8 VRMs. It makes cleaning it off super easy for the next Cube. You can semi see mine in the corner of the picture.
- Dole Pineapple cans make decent pedestals.
The Arctic Silver Adhesive made a nice difference, the best of which was on the stock Speedy fan, which is a 8 to 16C drop over the 3M thermal tape!
Here is the results:Stock Voltage and Frequency settings:
Stock Voltage with Frequency Overclock:
Max Undervolting and Frequency Overclock:
If you did the math, you might have noticed I said 48 VRMs, aka 6 Cubes. I had bought one spare set of Enzos, which I decided to use on that one anomalously hot Cube/VRM from one of my regular Neptune miners. The one hot VRM was actually shutting down yesterday (+113C), since it has gotten warmer outside and the temps were rising indoors. So here is a nice comparison of a regular Neptune upgraded to Enzos with Arctic Silver:
That is a 8 to 11C drop!
Frankly, this is how they should have been made to begin with.My last thing to do is to swap that Speedy fan with a BitFenix, for direct comparison.
I am not even going to waste the energy arguing with notthematrix anymore, he makes excuses for criminals, what more is there to say? Some mafia could come out with a miner and he would defend them when the miner burned people's houses down, because they didn't buy mafia style "fire insurance".
It is like trying to explain freedom to someone who has lived in extreme oppression their entire lives, it would take a professional a long time. Like one refugee I read about, he actually wanted to go back to his oppressive country, because freedom was "too difficult". Too many people these days have the same problem with companies, making excuses for their unacceptable behavior, because "surely, the company knows best, the problem must be YOU!". I mean come on, when most people can't even acknowledge that iphones, etc, are made by slaves, who so often jump to their deaths that they need "suicide nets" around the buildings, then what hope is there for notthematrix ever understanding KnC's criminality?
Intresting post good to see there are more ways to get your goal.
Update from my previous post
It took me a couple of days to finish all of the Bonus Miner's Cubes, but they now all have the Arctic Silver Thermal Adhesive ASTA-7G upgrade. Not having used it before, I did not realize that you had to clamp them down for an hour, so that added a little extra challenge. The pieces I cut off of the E heatsink worked perfectly for the task!
In case anyone else does this the same way, here is some tips.
The Arctic Silver Adhesive made a nice difference, the best of which was on the stock Speedy fan, which is a 8 to 16C drop over the 3M thermal tape! Here is the results:
Stock Voltage and Frequency settings:
Stock Voltage with Frequency Overclock:
Max Undervolting and Frequency Overclock:
If you did the math, you might have noticed I said 48 VRMs, aka 6 Cubes. I had bought one spare set of Enzos, which I decided to use on that one anomalously hot Cube/VRM from one of my regular Neptune miners. The one hot VRM was actually shutting down yesterday (+113C), since it has gotten warmer outside and the temps were rising indoors. So here is a nice comparison of a regular Neptune upgraded to Enzos with Arctic Silver:
That is a 8 to 11C drop! Frankly, this is how they should have been made to begin with.
My last thing to do is to swap that Speedy fan with a BitFenix, for direct comparison.
I am not even going to waste the energy arguing with notthematrix anymore, he makes excuses for criminals, what more is there to say? Some mafia could come out with a miner and he would defend them when the miner burned people's houses down, because they didn't buy mafia style "fire insurance".
It is like trying to explain freedom to someone who has lived in extreme oppression their entire lives, it would take a professional a long time. Like one refugee I read about, he actually wanted to go back to his oppressive country, because freedom was "too difficult". Too many people these days have the same problem with companies, making excuses for their unacceptable behavior, because "surely, the company knows best, the problem must be YOU!". I mean come on, when most people can't even acknowledge that iphones, etc, are made by slaves, who so often jump to their deaths that they need "suicide nets" around the buildings, then what hope is there for notthematrix ever understanding KnC's criminality?
It took me a couple of days to finish all of the Bonus Miner's Cubes, but they now all have the Arctic Silver Thermal Adhesive ASTA-7G upgrade. Not having used it before, I did not realize that you had to clamp them down for an hour, so that added a little extra challenge. The pieces I cut off of the E heatsink worked perfectly for the task!
In case anyone else does this the same way, here is some tips.
- I used a piece of cardboard as a shim on the row of 4, because as some have noticed, the board is bowed due to KnC's "glorious" design. That filled the gap on the center two, then I flattened the ends of the cardboard to fill the slight gap on half of the two end Enzos.
- The processor's heatsink gets in the way slightly, so position the two side pieces back to the edge of the Enzos (facing you), usually up against the processor's heatsink pipes. That way the clamp holds it down evenly across the width, since your clamp might not be able to go under all the way.
- Do not over tighten your clamps! I fortunately managed not to kill any of the 48 VRMs that I did. Tighten the row of 4 until you see the case metal bow up close to the fan header's pins. It bends very easily, but it is not permanent. The side ones are much firmer, since the case has the two screw risers on both sides. If you get the clamp on snug to start with, then it should only take about 1 turn to get it tight.
- Moving at a decent speed, you can apply the adhesive to all 8 in one go before it gets too thick. Basically: Apply, push heatsink on firmly, apply, push heatsink on, etc, etc. Adjust them when you get done and by then, they should be getting firm enough to clamp without them slipping around on you.
- Use a little lid or dish, with isopropyl alcohol in it, to put the little spreader in when you get done with all 8 VRMs. It makes cleaning it off super easy for the next Cube. You can semi see mine in the corner of the picture.
- Dole Pineapple cans make decent pedestals.
The Arctic Silver Adhesive made a nice difference, the best of which was on the stock Speedy fan, which is a 8 to 16C drop over the 3M thermal tape!
Here is the results:Stock Voltage and Frequency settings:
Stock Voltage with Frequency Overclock:
Max Undervolting and Frequency Overclock:
If you did the math, you might have noticed I said 48 VRMs, aka 6 Cubes. I had bought one spare set of Enzos, which I decided to use on that one anomalously hot Cube/VRM from one of my regular Neptune miners. The one hot VRM was actually shutting down yesterday (+113C), since it has gotten warmer outside and the temps were rising indoors. So here is a nice comparison of a regular Neptune upgraded to Enzos with Arctic Silver:
That is a 8 to 11C drop!
Frankly, this is how they should have been made to begin with.My last thing to do is to swap that Speedy fan with a BitFenix, for direct comparison.
I am not even going to waste the energy arguing with notthematrix anymore, he makes excuses for criminals, what more is there to say? Some mafia could come out with a miner and he would defend them when the miner burned people's houses down, because they didn't buy mafia style "fire insurance".
It is like trying to explain freedom to someone who has lived in extreme oppression their entire lives, it would take a professional a long time. Like one refugee I read about, he actually wanted to go back to his oppressive country, because freedom was "too difficult". Too many people these days have the same problem with companies, making excuses for their unacceptable behavior, because "surely, the company knows best, the problem must be YOU!". I mean come on, when most people can't even acknowledge that iphones, etc, are made by slaves, who so often jump to their deaths that they need "suicide nets" around the buildings, then what hope is there for notthematrix ever understanding KnC's criminality?
to make it consumer idiot proof it takes a other 3 years what you don't have in bitcoin miner space.
You may think that's normal, but it's not. Bitmain and Spondoolies don't take 3 years to develop good usable products.
true but 4.9th @ 3000 watt http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp31-yukon-shipping-from-stock looks like "older" consumer technology
I run 7.5 th @ 3720 watt.
https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020150303100340162omIT01sg0693
cant get the power specs of this one.
KNC took more risk here by developing a 20 nm chip https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/ccn-reveals-timeline-kncminers-struggle-20nm-asic-bitcoin-miners/
"My take on this is that most of the" mess ups are over with because a lot of the above revolved around one thing, 20nm chips. The fact that the technology is so new made it so that KnC spent over half a year with their research and development of the Neptunes."
Last week, KnC tweeted (https://twitter.com/kncminer/status/575024006312689664) that they are in the process of updating their web presence - implying that the forum will return.
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
Quote
We're in the process of updating our web presence, if you have a question pls contact r support dep. via kncminer.com
Then again, it seems folly to believe what they tell us.
to make it consumer idiot proof it takes a other 3 years what you don't have in bitcoin miner space.
You may think that's normal, but it's not. Bitmain and Spondoolies don't take 3 years to develop good usable products.
Wel we got what the complainers wanted is it.....
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
As yiou can see 3.6 TH , and 7.3 TH for 2 KNC miners.......
there is notting wrong with KNC miners , they work fine the only thing you need is skills to drive them , as I said its a formula 1 car
and thats why the dont sell them to cunsumers.
because consumers are sheelpe that buy stuff from borrowed money that breaks before you get your ROI , its the kind of people to stupid to handle industrial equipment.
end result solar miner will not be availble for you anymore.
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
As yiou can see 3.6 TH , and 7.3 TH for 2 KNC miners.......
there is notting wrong with KNC miners , they work fine the only thing you need is skills to drive them , as I said its a formula 1 car
and thats why the dont sell them to cunsumers.
because consumers are sheelpe that buy stuff from borrowed money that breaks before you get your ROI , its the kind of people to stupid to handle industrial equipment.
end result solar miner will not be availble for you anymore.
You are an absolute moron, the issue isn't that people can or cannot run them, but KNC's legal obligation to deliver miners when promised..
See here a voltage fix!
1) BFGMiner revision 5.1.0;
2) Fixes to the BFGMiner driver which decrease the number of Rejects;
3) Special voltage fix for some ill-behaving boards. Improves stability
and prevents dies from going off;
4) fix: ASIC is not shown on Advanced page when all dies are turned OFF.
NOTE: This release also contains a full SD image (titan-2.00.img), which can be used a starting point for further incremental upgrades. Unlike incremental upgrade (titan-upgrade-2.00.bin) which can be applied via the web interface of a miner, full SD image must be flashed to the SD card before using it.
As a matter I had also 1 "bad die" after undervolting it came alive , further more in the very beginning I had one whole cube that was almost DOA 3 bad dies , I requested RMA and had a new cube 48 hours later!
Only bonus miner cubes can not be replaced.
So I you choose a bonus titan you just lost , as taking the wrong color in the casino.
I went for the bonus Neptune.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
1) BFGMiner revision 5.1.0;
2) Fixes to the BFGMiner driver which decrease the number of Rejects;
3) Special voltage fix for some ill-behaving boards. Improves stability
and prevents dies from going off;
4) fix: ASIC is not shown on Advanced page when all dies are turned OFF.
NOTE: This release also contains a full SD image (titan-2.00.img), which can be used a starting point for further incremental upgrades. Unlike incremental upgrade (titan-upgrade-2.00.bin) which can be applied via the web interface of a miner, full SD image must be flashed to the SD card before using it.
As a matter I had also 1 "bad die" after undervolting it came alive , further more in the very beginning I had one whole cube that was almost DOA 3 bad dies , I requested RMA and had a new cube 48 hours later!
Only bonus miner cubes can not be replaced.
So I you choose a bonus titan you just lost , as taking the wrong color in the casino.
I went for the bonus Neptune.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
You are an idiot, please shutup!!...again
See here a voltage fix!
1) BFGMiner revision 5.1.0;
2) Fixes to the BFGMiner driver which decrease the number of Rejects;
3) Special voltage fix for some ill-behaving boards. Improves stability
and prevents dies from going off;
4) fix: ASIC is not shown on Advanced page when all dies are turned OFF.
NOTE: This release also contains a full SD image (titan-2.00.img), which can be used a starting point for further incremental upgrades. Unlike incremental upgrade (titan-upgrade-2.00.bin) which can be applied via the web interface of a miner, full SD image must be flashed to the SD card before using it.
As a matter I had also 1 "bad die" after undervolting it came alive , further more in the very beginning I had one whole cube that was almost DOA 3 bad dies , I requested RMA and had a new cube 48 hours later!
Only bonus miner cubes can not be replaced.
So I you choose a bonus titan you just lost , as taking the wrong color in the casino.
I went for the bonus Neptune.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
1) BFGMiner revision 5.1.0;
2) Fixes to the BFGMiner driver which decrease the number of Rejects;
3) Special voltage fix for some ill-behaving boards. Improves stability
and prevents dies from going off;
4) fix: ASIC is not shown on Advanced page when all dies are turned OFF.
NOTE: This release also contains a full SD image (titan-2.00.img), which can be used a starting point for further incremental upgrades. Unlike incremental upgrade (titan-upgrade-2.00.bin) which can be applied via the web interface of a miner, full SD image must be flashed to the SD card before using it.
As a matter I had also 1 "bad die" after undervolting it came alive , further more in the very beginning I had one whole cube that was almost DOA 3 bad dies , I requested RMA and had a new cube 48 hours later!
Only bonus miner cubes can not be replaced.
So I you choose a bonus titan you just lost , as taking the wrong color in the casino.
I went for the bonus Neptune.
Sometimes you win sometimes you lose , you better grow up and accept it.
instead of putting energy in sweets you can not get.
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
The discussion in this thread relating to KnC being sued is nothing to do with people not being able to set up these devices correctly.
KnC promised the Titan would be capable of mining ANY scrypt coin on ANY pool the customer wanted and they promised delivery would be Q2/Q3.
What customers got, however, was an unfinished unit which was incapable of functioning as originally promised, because KnC had not completed building the proper firmware for it. KnC began shipping these units in the last days of Q3 solely to attempt to avoid breaching their Q3 promise and because they hadn't finished manufacturing the device completely, everybody who received a Titan prior to about the end of November, beginning of December, got a device that could not perform as promised and so, quite rightly, were fully entitled to cancel their order and receive a refund.
So take your condescending crappy attitude attempting to defend KnC's indefensibly poor customer service and kindly shove it up your arse.
Well if they had finished the firmware they would not been on time!
This is how "inteligent" consumers are , just update the firmware but that is to difficult I guess!
So ḧard" it is to upgrade a firmware ..... https://github.com/KnCMiner/titan/releases
as I can see now consumers are not fit to buy industrial equipment for there own safety.
Its like old people putting there dogs in the microwave , being suprised it got killed.
this is why every microwave has a disclaimer now.
You are an idiot, please shutup!!
Id like to see you explain how die 1 has anything to do with user incompetence!
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
The discussion in this thread relating to KnC being sued is nothing to do with people not being able to set up these devices correctly.
KnC promised the Titan would be capable of mining ANY scrypt coin on ANY pool the customer wanted and they promised delivery would be Q2/Q3.
What customers got, however, was an unfinished unit which was incapable of functioning as originally promised, because KnC had not completed building the proper firmware for it. KnC began shipping these units in the last days of Q3 solely to attempt to avoid breaching their Q3 promise and because they hadn't finished manufacturing the device completely, everybody who received a Titan prior to about the end of November, beginning of December, got a device that could not perform as promised and so, quite rightly, were fully entitled to cancel their order and receive a refund.
So take your condescending crappy attitude attempting to defend KnC's indefensibly poor customer service and kindly shove it up your arse.
Well if they had finished the firmware they would not been on time!
This is how "inteligent" consumers are , just update the firmware but that is to difficult I guess!
So ḧard" it is to upgrade a firmware ..... https://github.com/KnCMiner/titan/releases
as I can see now consumers are not fit to buy industrial equipment for there own safety.
Its like old people putting there dogs in the microwave , being suprised it got killed.
this is why every microwave has a disclaimer now.
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
The discussion in this thread relating to KnC being sued is nothing to do with people not being able to set up these devices correctly.
KnC promised the Titan would be capable of mining ANY scrypt coin on ANY pool the customer wanted and they promised delivery would be Q2/Q3.
What customers got, however, was an unfinished unit which was incapable of functioning as originally promised, because KnC had not completed building the proper firmware for it. KnC began shipping these units in the last days of Q3 solely to attempt to avoid breaching their Q3 promise and because they hadn't finished manufacturing the device completely, everybody who received a Titan prior to about the end of November, beginning of December, got a device that could not perform as promised and so, quite rightly, were fully entitled to cancel their order and receive a refund.
So take your condescending crappy attitude attempting to defend KnC's indefensibly poor customer service and kindly shove it up your arse.
I guess you just ignored the whole discussion for the last 6 months about the Titan and the fact it was shipped defected and in an "Alpha" state, and the fact that the only working units were able to stay stable did that only a few months after their late delivery and many firmware updates.
nEPTUNE was also alphe , that means you have to use the github https://github.com/KnCMiner to keep your firmware
up to date and if you find mistaks send them a proper debug report so they can fix it or make a fix you self and send it to them
That is the spirit these devices are developed in.
to make it consumer idiot proof it takes a other 3 years what you don't have in bitcoin miner space.
the developers of knc wanted to share the product expecting people who are capable to write proper dubug reports or come with fixes.
if that is to complicated you should not have order one.
I guess you just ignored the whole discussion for the last 6 months about the Titan and the fact it was shipped defected and in an "Alpha" state, and the fact that the only working units were able to stay stable did that only a few months after their late delivery and many firmware updates.
Wel we got what the complainers wanted is it.....
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
As yiou can see 3.6 TH , and 7.3 TH for 2 KNC miners.......
there is notting wrong with KNC miners , they work fine the only thing you need is skills to drive them , as I said its a formula 1 car
and thats why the dont sell them to cunsumers.
because consumers are sheelpe that buy stuff from borrowed money that breaks before you get your ROI , its the kind of people to stupid to handle industrial equipment.
end result solar miner will not be availble for you anymore.
They no longer sell to consumers , because they are simply to stupid to adminstrate a bitcoin miner.
If you are are investor you could have hired someone who has the skills instead of complaining and trying to sue them.
As yiou can see 3.6 TH , and 7.3 TH for 2 KNC miners.......
there is notting wrong with KNC miners , they work fine the only thing you need is skills to drive them , as I said its a formula 1 car
and thats why the dont sell them to cunsumers.
because consumers are sheelpe that buy stuff from borrowed money that breaks before you get your ROI , its the kind of people to stupid to handle industrial equipment.
end result solar miner will not be availble for you anymore.
if i ever see sam cole ill puch him in the dick
Videotape it ...I'm sure you'd get 1 BTC out of most of us EACH towards your bail money from folks screwed over by KNC on this forum.... FROM JUST GETTING IN HIS FACE AND CALLING HIM A DICK....with hopefully lots and lots of reporters around to record the truth. (NO Exaggeration on my part either imho)
I subscribe!
if i ever see sam cole ill puch him in the dick
Videotape it ...I'm sure you'd get 1 BTC out of most of us EACH towards your bail money from folks screwed over by KNC on this forum.... FROM JUST GETTING IN HIS FACE AND CALLING HIM A DICK....with hopefully lots and lots of reporters around to record the truth. (NO Exaggeration on my part either imho)
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