Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 1433. (Read 3050073 times)

Hi O'rama, I know there are more pressing matters to be discussed, but do you happen to know when resellers who managed the 10 units are going to get their miners?

Also, do you know what is going on with the reseller portal?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFfAHjSmlZM
I think this is the first time i've seen a bitcoin ASIC being assembled by a machine in an automated process.
And it's freaking mandatory to build those things as quickly as possible so im very pleased to see a machine doing it, Rather than BFL's human assembly line

1w/Gh/s - at the wall, although I got less than 1w at the conference, but i think the device was accepting more than the average amount of shares at the time. It's average over a longer period balances out at 1w/Gh/s, or Joules per sec, whatever unit of measurement you wish to assign, bud.

Actually nectar courses through my veins, mosiquitos always target me come summer...

Note sure if I missed it in the last 200 pages but has anyone recorded wattage at the wall with a kill-a-watt or similar device?  If it is better than the estimated 1.8 J/GH I would like to update the power thread.

skunk o'rama 

Not anymore, had at least 3 showers since Thurs!

If you haven't changed clothes in a week, it shouldn't be too hard for people to locate you....

No worries bro.

thx for update 

Guys can you chill a bit pls? You're just winding yourselves up. This is more than a little stressful, but they are still working around the clock. I personally have had to take a day out as my bodyclock was ruined after such little sleep last week, culminating in such a brief trip to the US.

I'm still trying to sort my head out and work out whether I plan to stick around in Sweden for a bit longer, permanently, or not.

With that said you're well aware that what was achieved was momentous, no one has partied yet, and these guys are working around the clock to have these units in you hands. They have not done anything underhand at anypoint, so whilst one can share sympathy for those mistrusting and burnt by companies before, this is absolutely not what's happening here, so drop the conspiracies. It's a mega hardworking bunch of guys working as close to 24/7 as their bodies physically allow and unforeseeable issues will occur, the best resolution is to adapt fast and remain calm. Sam is still confident to hit 15th Oct. Chinese whispers and ballpark assumptions of 3,000+ orders are nowhere close, so that just generates FUD. There's actually approx a 1,000 units left. There has been over local 100 pick-ups (well 100 units picked-up), over 400 physically shipped, and a chunk dedicated to hosting.

KnC has no covert mining operation. KnC actually has no mining for themselves currently, at all. I stated this before; they may mine dependent on what chips are left subsequent to customer units first shipped out, and what returns need to be handled. The issue there is more controller boards though, as Mercury takes the same amount as Saturn, and Jupiter; one. Where as the number of ASICs vary from 1-4.

Yes there are freshly generated coins entering the wallet the refunds came from. That's not a covert mining farm minting coins to refund. That's your hosted devices up, and running. Hosting is live. The issue is configuring the API to your accounts and that is being sorted now. So those minted coins, approx. 175 were put towards the coins creditied. However the total credited will now equal 380 BTC today, so that's 205BTC paid from KnC themselves in addition to what's been generated. There a few additional coins to credit today as there was a mix-up with some guys in possession of multiple miners that were overlooked by mistake and that's being rectified. Hopefully you will be able to access your accounts very soon, but the pool works. The fact is each board has an individual owner and that owner has to be able to configure certain aspects of each board, choice of pool etc. You are therefore not given a proportional 'virtual' share of what's hosted, but actual physical and configurable boards located in your own physical space in the hosting center; i.e. your own board(s), and thus these need to be individually assigned, and that is considerably more laborious than originally expected.

Hope the above settles your nerves a bit, but understand this is a huge undertaking for anyone, and there are enough bodies on the case, that was never in question, moreover too many cooks would almost certainly spoil the broth. KnC want nothing more than this to be done right, and do care about getting your orders both in hand and online. Please appreciate what's been done, and what's currently being resolved is a considerable amount of work, and that no one is resting until that is complete.

Although to be fair I personally, had to take a day off as my central nervous system was fried after traveling multiple time zones, and sleep deprivation, as well as to hug my unworn clothing I hadn't seen for a week. I hadn't come to Sweden prepared to be thrown head first into this.

Here's a video of how the boards are populated I uploaded last wk, but forgot to share prior btw; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vFfAHjSmlZM

Also i'm going to try and make the Stockholm meet today which should be in a couple of hours if I can. No idea who, or what to look for though...

Send it back just to be safe.

4:13 AM PST still no progress though, UPS doesn't have the package still.

On a side note does opening up the miner case to fix fans coid the warranty?

what time and time zone did you get your tracking number? did you just now get it? I'm still waiting on mine. =(

nope...  all mine are above 50.0 ℃

Good news! I got a tracking number today. On the site it still says in progress though, and the package has not been received by UPS yet. I hope it gets sent today, fingers crossed.

Fair enough

But pointing out how the goalposts are being moved is not always done by calm folks.

 CGMiner status: Running (pid=1682)

HW status:

ASIC slot #1: 50.5 ℃
ASIC slot #2: 53.5 ℃
ASIC slot #3: 51.5 ℃
ASIC slot #4: 27.0 ℃


it looks like one boards does not work

does anyoone have the same with me???

COMMUNICATION seems to be their weakest part.

+1!