Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 148. (Read 3049514 times)
I want to sell my bonus Neptune which should be sent out soon for $1000. Anyone interested?
For Titan Users they just pop'd info (source only from what I can tell) for a new Titan Firmware 2.00
https://github.com/KnCMiner/titan/releases/tag/v2.00
again no .bin file yet or release per say but it does have the following fixes
v2.00
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.
again just the source is available for download....me ...I'll have to wait for the .bin file to do anything I guess.
anyway for those with a Titan
Its funny how they value this bonus batch as 90% lower than original batch 1.
But this is what they are selling for on ebay $900-$1300
But this is what they are selling for on ebay $900-$1300
Just paid ~$226 ($299.92 NZD) import duty for my bonus Neppy (scheduled for delivery on 2 March). The declared value was $1,370.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
You will find that KNC will not accept the miner back. Your better off just paying the duty and selling it.
So they declare the value as 1370. How much did you pay?
You pay whatever the duty tax is in your country. In Canada that 13%. I am not sure what it is in the US.
Declared value... declared by whom? If KnC declares the value of their good as 1370, it would be interesting to know what was paid for the good.
Just paid ~$226 ($299.92 NZD) import duty for my bonus Neppy (scheduled for delivery on 2 March). The declared value was $1,370.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
You will find that KNC will not accept the miner back. Your better off just paying the duty and selling it.
So they declare the value as 1370. How much did you pay?
You pay whatever the duty tax is in your country. In Canada that 13%. I am not sure what it is in the US.
Just paid ~$226 ($299.92 NZD) import duty for my bonus Neppy (scheduled for delivery on 2 March). The declared value was $1,370.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
You will find that KNC will not accept the miner back. Your better off just paying the duty and selling it.
So they declare the value as 1370. How much did you pay?
the neptune that arrived to you?
is new or used?
??
is new or used?
?? Just paid ~$226 ($299.92 NZD) import duty for my bonus Neppy (scheduled for delivery on 2 March). The declared value was $1,370.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
You will find that KNC will not accept the miner back. Your better off just paying the duty and selling it.
It seems that KNC is holding to their word. I just received an UPS confirmation that my 2nd free miner is being shipped.
I am batch2 customer, I may just sell it though when it gets where to recoup some of the money.
I am batch2 customer, I may just sell it though when it gets where to recoup some of the money.
KNC has alot of room after they are finishing sending off the Neptunes: and they came from the Farm not the factory hmmm
"Now that we’ve delivered most of our 20nm Neptune Bitcoin Miners we’ve got overcapacity from the expired ”Plan B - Hash While You Wait” offers. These were all delivered from our 28nm 7+PH/s Clear Sky mining farm in the north of Sweden. Now for a limited time we’re selling that overcapacity in packaged online mining contracts."
"Now that we’ve delivered most of our 20nm Neptune Bitcoin Miners we’ve got overcapacity from the expired ”Plan B - Hash While You Wait” offers. These were all delivered from our 28nm 7+PH/s Clear Sky mining farm in the north of Sweden. Now for a limited time we’re selling that overcapacity in packaged online mining contracts."
Just paid ~$226 ($299.92 NZD) import duty for my bonus Neppy (scheduled for delivery on 2 March). The declared value was $1,370.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
I must admit, I had a moment there thinking... is it worth paying $300 for this thing? Then I just paid it. It'll be handy for the coming winter here in the Southern hemisphere.
Would have been awesome to get this back in August 2014. Now... not so much.
Nov 2014
TSMC already had good yields on 16nm finfet Asics a few months ago already.
"One of a handful of downsides of shifting to 16nm FinFET, and indeed every new node, is the potential for low yields. Mature processes do not struggle with yield issues, and these issues tend to take a much bigger toll on complex, large chips such as high-end GPUs. Yield issues mean that manufacturers simply get more faulty dies per wafer, pushing the unit price of healthy dies up.
However, this problem is usually faced when dealing with high-volume chips, as poor yields can quickly erode the chipmaker’s margins. Bitcoin ASICs are a low-volume affair with a very short lifecycle, so any potential issues will most likely be outweighed by superior performance. Additionally, TSMC has made previous claims that its 16nm FinFET yields are good.
Chips built using the latest manufacturing processes also tend to cost somewhat more than those built on mature nodes, but once again the price premium is outweighed by superior performance, even in consumer chips, let alone bitcoin ASICs."
Regardless of the 16nm debate. Others are getting excellent results from 28nm still. I expect Bitfury or KNC to to have their next gen chips running in the next 30-45 days, just watch the hashrate.
TSMC already had good yields on 16nm finfet Asics a few months ago already.
"One of a handful of downsides of shifting to 16nm FinFET, and indeed every new node, is the potential for low yields. Mature processes do not struggle with yield issues, and these issues tend to take a much bigger toll on complex, large chips such as high-end GPUs. Yield issues mean that manufacturers simply get more faulty dies per wafer, pushing the unit price of healthy dies up.
However, this problem is usually faced when dealing with high-volume chips, as poor yields can quickly erode the chipmaker’s margins. Bitcoin ASICs are a low-volume affair with a very short lifecycle, so any potential issues will most likely be outweighed by superior performance. Additionally, TSMC has made previous claims that its 16nm FinFET yields are good.
Chips built using the latest manufacturing processes also tend to cost somewhat more than those built on mature nodes, but once again the price premium is outweighed by superior performance, even in consumer chips, let alone bitcoin ASICs."
Regardless of the 16nm debate. Others are getting excellent results from 28nm still. I expect Bitfury or KNC to to have their next gen chips running in the next 30-45 days, just watch the hashrate.
KNC 16nm tape-out completed is big Lie.
Sounds like you dont know what tape out means. It basically means they finished the design, and its all in the hands of the fab. You provided no evidence at all they didnt tape out when they said they did.
Further more, what TSMC calls mass production (which is delayed) has precious little to do with bitcoin asics. TSMC do 100's of 1000's of wafer starts per month, perhaps as much as half a million. A few dozen bitcoin wafers is most definitely not mass production to TSMC.
That said, KnC may well be impacted be the delay, I have no clue, but it doesnt hurt to have the facts right.
No, Searing is right.
https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-124
They are only about 2-3 weeks from Fab by now too.
They skillfully used our investment dollars against us. Bon-Appetite'.
The up-coming difficulty rise will have devastating effects, have no doubt.
-also-
Some "Bonus" Neptunes are getting held hostage for "brokerage fees" from being held in customs so have your checkbook ready on delivery day.
by TSMC
TSMC delays the mass production of 16nm FinFET chips by up to 6 months
TSMC "This is because the 16nm uses similar [BEOL] process to 20SOC, except for the transistor. Because of the excellent progress in yield learning and readiness in manufacturing maturity and also to meet customers' demand, we plan to pull in 16-nanometer volume production through the of Q2 next year or Q3 year 2015". The full reason behind the delay isn't known right now, but the demand of 20nm is growing quick with the launch of the new iPhone, with Apple tapping TSMC for the production of its A8 and A8X chips.
Apple to replace TSMC with Samsung to produce A9 chipset for next iPhone Apple chose Samsung over TSMC for the A9 chip because of Samsung have soon 14/16 nm The move could let Apple cram more processing capabilities into a smaller space. Meanwhile, TSMC is still at 20 nanometers.No 16 nm working chips.
new target was June/July of 2015 for 16nm FinFET. And a quarter or two later for 16nm FinFET+. However now TSMC has reportedly postponed equipment installation from the first half of 2015 to the second half of 2015, pushing mass production deep into 2016.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/tsmcs-16nm-finfet-faces-delays-qualcomm-jumps-ship-samsung/#ixzz3SlRFQ4xL
KNC 16nm tape-out completed is big Lie. Now on planet Earth nobody have mass production 14/16 nm chips.
good point they have done the 'big lie' to us small time miners..no reason to think they could not do the big lie to the big money types funding the IPO with even better and more profitable $$$$ results don't ya know........same scam ...bigger scale....bigger whales....newbie IPO types are way more attractive these days in btc land then newbie miner types imho
No, Searing is right.
https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-124
They are only about 2-3 weeks from Fab by now too.
They skillfully used our investment dollars against us. Bon-Appetite'.
The up-coming difficulty rise will have devastating effects, have no doubt.
-also-
Some "Bonus" Neptunes are getting held hostage for "brokerage fees" from being held in customs so have your checkbook ready on delivery day.
by TSMC
TSMC delays the mass production of 16nm FinFET chips by up to 6 months
TSMC "This is because the 16nm uses similar [BEOL] process to 20SOC, except for the transistor. Because of the excellent progress in yield learning and readiness in manufacturing maturity and also to meet customers' demand, we plan to pull in 16-nanometer volume production through the of Q2 next year or Q3 year 2015". The full reason behind the delay isn't known right now, but the demand of 20nm is growing quick with the launch of the new iPhone, with Apple tapping TSMC for the production of its A8 and A8X chips.
Apple to replace TSMC with Samsung to produce A9 chipset for next iPhone Apple chose Samsung over TSMC for the A9 chip because of Samsung have soon 14/16 nm The move could let Apple cram more processing capabilities into a smaller space. Meanwhile, TSMC is still at 20 nanometers.No 16 nm working chips.
new target was June/July of 2015 for 16nm FinFET. And a quarter or two later for 16nm FinFET+. However now TSMC has reportedly postponed equipment installation from the first half of 2015 to the second half of 2015, pushing mass production deep into 2016.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/tsmcs-16nm-finfet-faces-delays-qualcomm-jumps-ship-samsung/#ixzz3SlRFQ4xL
KNC 16nm tape-out completed is big Lie. Now on planet Earth nobody have mass production 14/16 nm chips.
You won't have the opportunity to buy any of them anyway, as they are not "for sale" until they have another node process developed and have used them up on the cloud..... which is why and how TSMC can announce such things when referring to "normal" chip production.
Also... tape-out, DOES NOT mean it's done... They need go through "Fabrication" yet which includes the packaging and pinning process before they get shipped to Sweden for pcb mounting. In the past, KNC has completed "Fab" within 8 weeks of Tapeout, and it's been 4 weeks already.
You shall see... don't be surprised lol. This is Deja-Vu on both 28 and 20nm... the same comments were posted.
http://www.extremetech.com/computing/177240-tsmc-arm-announce-first-16nm-finfet-tapeout-of-big-little-cortex-a57-soc
I think they all lie.
No, Searing is right.
https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-124
They are only about 2-3 weeks from Fab by now too.
They skillfully used our investment dollars against us. Bon-Appetite'.
The up-coming difficulty rise will have devastating effects, have no doubt.
-also-
Some "Bonus" Neptunes are getting held hostage for "brokerage fees" from being held in customs so have your checkbook ready on delivery day.
by TSMC
TSMC delays the mass production of 16nm FinFET chips by up to 6 months
TSMC "This is because the 16nm uses similar [BEOL] process to 20SOC, except for the transistor. Because of the excellent progress in yield learning and readiness in manufacturing maturity and also to meet customers' demand, we plan to pull in 16-nanometer volume production through the of Q2 next year or Q3 year 2015". The full reason behind the delay isn't known right now, but the demand of 20nm is growing quick with the launch of the new iPhone, with Apple tapping TSMC for the production of its A8 and A8X chips.
Apple to replace TSMC with Samsung to produce A9 chipset for next iPhone Apple chose Samsung over TSMC for the A9 chip because of Samsung have soon 14/16 nm The move could let Apple cram more processing capabilities into a smaller space. Meanwhile, TSMC is still at 20 nanometers.No 16 nm working chips.
new target was June/July of 2015 for 16nm FinFET. And a quarter or two later for 16nm FinFET+. However now TSMC has reportedly postponed equipment installation from the first half of 2015 to the second half of 2015, pushing mass production deep into 2016.
Read more: http://wccftech.com/tsmcs-16nm-finfet-faces-delays-qualcomm-jumps-ship-samsung/#ixzz3SlRFQ4xL
KNC 16nm tape-out completed is big Lie. Now on planet Earth nobody have mass production 14/16 nm chips.
Thats because they have been mining with the 20nm stuff while designing the 16nm which they just taped out.
Those ccksuckers
no body in world don't taped out 16 nm chips.When you see new Samsung-iphone 7-8 or new intel Skylake/Broadwell 14nmThose ccksuckers
Intel announced that volume shipments of Skylake CPUs are scheduled for the second half of 2015
https://www.kncminer.com/news/news-124
They are only about 2-3 weeks from Fab by now too.
They skillfully used our investment dollars against us. Bon-Appetite'.
The up-coming difficulty rise will have devastating effects, have no doubt.
-also-
Some "Bonus" Neptunes are getting held hostage for "brokerage fees" from being held in customs so have your checkbook ready on delivery day unless you are refusing shipment.
For those who are looking for a New "Bonus" Neptune from a reputable seller: http://www.ebay.com/itm/NIB-KnCMiner-Neptune-3th-Bitcoin-Miner-/121579987577?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c4ebb6279&autorefresh=true
In-hand, and ready to ship, opened only to inspect condition and inventory of contents. It looks to be new, and not from Iceland. No LED display inside, but has the 5-y-adapters.
Thats because they have been mining with the 20nm stuff while designing the 16nm which they just taped out.
Those ccksuckers
Intel announced that volume shipments of Skylake CPUs are scheduled for the second half of 2015
This must mean they are close or finishing their new gen chips
"Close" is a relative term. They taped-out 20nm a whole year ago, and they're still shipping backlogged miners. 16nm is going to take even longer.
The 16mm is going 'exclusively" to themselves for the data farm IPO etc...so THERE IS NO DOUBT AT ALL IMHO that it will be on time etc...Remember Sam Cole has stated he
wants to own 40% of the bitcoin mining in the world....not only to mine the hell out of it and dump to USD asap......thus continuing to f*ck us over with this dump
and run to usd.. we will be seeing his happy face all over bitcoin land for the next decade I'm afraid on his supposed 'bitcoin expertise' shudder....
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