Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 727. (Read 3050074 times)

You have a 1TH Jupiter?? Oct or Nov?

Yeah, I admit I'd like another Jupiter, just to get myself back into the 1BTC a day club, but sounds like it's out of their control. Better them being straight though I guess.

Agree with you on the profit/loss side of things, it's hard to plan more than a few weeks ahead with Bitcoin as a whole.

Yep i have no problem with it.

My problem is my jupiter gets about 0.2... at 1Th.

I wanted to buy a few more to keep myself updated against diff rise. They told us to keep some coins handy. I bought only 7 ants to keep the coins for the Jupiters. If I'd bought more ants I've mined back about 80%of the coins.

That is my problem.

I hope you understand.

Sorry to say but it's not about the network anymore. It's about risk, ROI, profit, loss. It's business. They gave false information.

And yeah, I'm angry now.

People in here need to calm down.. Where exactly has anyone said about stuff being late?? They were always advertised as Q1/Q2.

serious? so why ask our money!!!

jupiter bad firmware
many die 0
many errors HW
ask people PSU 1200w only spend 660w

and now have 34 millions dollars only for say preliminary design phase is joke?

I had a big trust in KNC but now I'm thinking on a refund too...

If Neptunes will late, they should sell Jupiters for existing customers asap.

Thats what I call customer protection not upgrade modules...

A number of folks have done it without issue..

Can ports be soldered into the November batch Jupiter's to be able to add upgrade boards?

yup, screw it. im getting a refund. knc just keeps disappointing me.

Yes, I know Phoenix and several others have received refunds...

Has anyone reported any successful refund requests. 

Oh god, not this again!  Of course, USD only.

I wonder if its best at this point to just get a refund.  Were they offering bitcoin refunds or USD.

Yes, up until the time your order "enters production"...

Was KNC offering a refund for first batch Neptunes?

I was aware of Avalon's claim that they would be producing 2Ph/s worth of gen2 chips per month but after their failed auction and over priced reels in their store I guess I didn't believe they would be hitting the network so soon. I guess it is extremely likely that the recent hashrate is from Bitfury and Avalon gen2 chips...

Perhaps something to do with the FPGA on the controller board interacting with the BBB.

Years back Ipads were available and way too expensive for my budget.  I watched closely for reviews of the tablets coming out of Asia.  There was a write up on the Cortex A8 that sounded very good.  Then Merrimobiles offered the Mid816 with the Cortex A8 at a reasonable price.  I still use it as my goto tablet tho I have one newer and three e-readers.  That Cortex A8 is the reason for choosing the BBB.

I can't wait for the next generation chips.. 14nm.

There are apparently two manufactures in the world who can make 14nm dyes, just no one is making a 14nm ASIC chip yet.

I missed you Welcome back.

They can't, at this point, hold it to just original customers as they advertise it on their website for all products. Originally it was just for Mercury and Saturn, but then they openly decided to let anyone buy them, customer or not.


That was never a possibility in all reality, especially with how long it takes to send to the foundry and then get it back ... at this point, April would be the earliest.. I believe my wager from 2 months ago was mid April for earliest, with mid May being most likely. And by then.. good luck ever getting a 15th of the BTC price back.


Some of us were aware of the hidden 55nm competition coming online during December.. some of us said things, and we were ignored and laughed at. They're going to keep shipping, non stop.

And when Cointerra starts shipping in the next 2 weeks it's going to hurt more, but what would be worse is if they have planned things out to the point where they have enough material to fulfill their first 2 or 3 batches. Their assembly line makes KNC's look like a 15th century sheep farm. They could knock the batches out in a week, maybe 2. Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but they were doing 5,000 and 10,000 unit batches, and still are, with some single orders in the upper hundreds of units.

Imagine that difficulty level.

This doesn't catch KNC off guard, nor any other serious OEM. Everyone knows it's going industrial which is why a lot of these initial designs are very industrial, to prepare them to move to the corporate level.