Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 755.

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Quote from: merv77 on January 10, 2014, 09:50:08 AM

Quote from: lemonte on January 10, 2014, 09:11:47 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Yes, Neptunes will be gone very soon as it seems...

Curious whether there will be another batch of Jupiters 'coz there's a risk for KnCMiner that many might jump the Neptune ship and switch over to some Jupiters they get way earlier.

Yes thanks for sticking your reseller ID around the image Roll Eyes

He's only 3 off a Neptune now. Good work!

he could of sold more than 7 as they don't get updated that often.

I've sold more through my reseller ID and figures haven't changed yet, even when I login to my reseller account.

They change every day (depending on if you have sold anything), normally around in the afternoon. Mine just updated now.

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Quote from: kendog77 on January 10, 2014, 08:00:16 AM

Quote from: astutiumRob on January 10, 2014, 06:23:09 AM

Quote from: ImI on January 09, 2014, 09:28:16 PM

BTCGuild = 3% Fee (Thats ALOT when it comes to bigger BTC amounts)
Eligius = due to some problems i seem to get there around 2% less than ghash.io
So it DOES matter where you mine.

I get just under 4% less 'hashrate' at GHASH than BTCGuild which would counteract the 'fee', there are also (unconfirmed) missed payments - never quite managed to corroborate it, but certainly the ppol has found more blocks than the 'popup' message has notified me that i've received payment for the block

YMMV, but personally I only allow the traded ghs from cex to mine at ghash.

I also get ~4% less hashrate at Eligius than I do a BtcGuild, but some people are blinded by 0% pool fees. They may actually be losing out in the long run.

minus BTCGuild's 3% fee and your clearing a WHOPPING 1%... it amazes me how blindly greedy some people are around here

also if you used eligius you would have known that wizkid has been working on his own version of cgminer for KNC miners that can net you an extra ~~10%~~ 5% or more hashing power.

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Quote from: Biffa on January 10, 2014, 09:54:24 AM

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No you should interpret my post as "take your spam to the Marketplace forum" your post was pure spam, with a single line of spurious text to try and make it look like you were participating in the conversation.

Thanks for clarification.

Allow me the question where had you been in the past when there had been reseller links posted in here ?
Until now I was not aware that this is 'bad' in any way.

If it really is, let me know please and I remove the link faster than you can think of.

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Quote from: ncs0ne on January 10, 2014, 09:51:27 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

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Yes thanks for sticking your reseller ID around the image Roll Eyes

Your are welcome (to click it).

I interpret your post this way that next time I should explicitly mention when a link contains my reseller-id (even when everyone expects it to be there).
So I can make sure no one has any reason to feel like they have been tricked, misused or whatever, which is for sure not my intention.

No you should interpret my post as "take your spam to the Marketplace forum" your post was pure spam, with a single line of spurious text to try and make it look like you were participating in the conversation.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

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Yes thanks for sticking your reseller ID around the image Roll Eyes

Your are welcome (to click it).

I interpret your post this way that next time I should explicitly mention when a link contains my reseller-id (even when everyone expects it to be there).
So I can make sure no one has any reason to feel like they have been tricked, misused or whatever, which is for sure not my intention.

One can type as usual 'https://www.kncminer.com' into his browser's URL bar OR click his kncminer-bookmark instead.

In addition after clicking the link you see in your browser's URL-bar the reseller id at the end. Just remove it, clear your browsers cache, reload the page.
Then in case you buy a Neptune it is not accounted and you can feel like 'yeah I'm really smarter than this stupid reseller link spammer'.

Quote from: lemonte on January 10, 2014, 09:11:47 AM

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He's only 3 off a Neptune now. Good work!

Actually less are missing Wink

In addition let me share with you that I bought all but one of them together with my friends, so no 'good work' at all.
And even the remaining one was purchased by a guy I'm in contact with.

If it works out it's nice for all involved, otherwise nothing is lost.
I can sleep well in both cases.

*edit:
I want to see Upgrade-Boards (and Jupiters) as well - c'mon KnC take our money, please!

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Quote from: lemonte on January 10, 2014, 09:11:47 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Yes, Neptunes will be gone very soon as it seems...

Curious whether there will be another batch of Jupiters 'coz there's a risk for KnCMiner that many might jump the Neptune ship and switch over to some Jupiters they get way earlier.

Yes thanks for sticking your reseller ID around the image Roll Eyes

He's only 3 off a Neptune now. Good work!

he could of sold more than 7 as they don't get updated that often.

I've sold more through my reseller ID and figures haven't changed yet, even when I login to my reseller account.

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Quote from: joeventura on January 10, 2014, 09:40:17 AM

I just want some upgrade modules!!

sigh...not available for us oct orders i'm afraid them boards have gone to the revsion A in the sky....

although if they do want me to get a Jupiter price them like 1.5k way way below BFL monarch 2.5k and I'll get a couple out of spite

(drive a stake thru bfl corp heart...the evil must die...(play vampire music) they suck....

SORRY distracted by nostalgic rage don't ya know

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I just want some upgrade modules!!

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Yes, Neptunes will be gone very soon as it seems...

(image removed)

Curious whether there will be another batch of Jupiters 'coz there's a risk for KnCMiner that many might jump the Neptune ship and switch over to some Jupiters they get way earlier.

yep just checked 516 left as of the above time of well whatever this post shows.....

Searing

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Yes, Neptunes will be gone very soon as it seems...

Curious whether there will be another batch of Jupiters 'coz there's a risk for KnCMiner that many might jump the Neptune ship and switch over to some Jupiters they get way earlier.

Yes thanks for sticking your reseller ID around the image Roll Eyes

He's only 3 off a Neptune now. Good work!

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Quote from: Searing on January 10, 2014, 08:11:17 AM

Well KNC staff posted in the KNC Forums that Neptunes 2nd batch they still have for sale are "going fast" ...so I'd safely assume NO CHANCE of any Jupiters being released into the wild before that batch of Neptunes are sold out.....imho

but yeah...if they are ahead of the timeline they set for themselves for selling Neptunes.....(whatever that is) it is unlikely we will see any more Jupiters at any price

*I'm unsure on how I feel on this me and 2 brothers have 2 Neptunes on order 1 batch one 1 batch 2....on the other hand have USD for Jupiters if priced right...hmmmm...I'm on the fence?"

add to that my current 555gh Jupiter to the best of my knowledge is mining .18 btc /day and difficulty is projected more or less 30 percent again ...so you run that out ways...say I get my Jupiter NEW batch er.....by 2nd week of Feb say....what I'd be looking at maybe .10 btc/day....then Neptunes come out by april 1st say?

anyway seems awful tight imho

so I too still think it is a no go (I do however have a corsair 1200i just in case and 30 days to send it back..i'm sooooooo conflicted"

confused ..this bitcoin stuff makes my head hurt......

Searing

I just wish we would get an update surely they have had a meeting about it. They just need to let us know what is going on people need to plan ahead to combat rising difficulty we cant do that with silence.

Quote from: ?? on ??

Curious whether there will be another batch of Jupiters 'coz there's a risk for KnCMiner that many might jump the Neptune ship and switch over to some Jupiters they get way earlier.

Some may do that though refund time would be an issue. Surely knc would realize though that the majority of the profits people would make from a jupiter batch would be reinvested in neptunes

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Quote from: Paladin69 on January 09, 2014, 01:10:11 PM

I'm beginning to think the Jupiter's aren't going to launch. Every time I talk to KNC they make it sound like they still have no plans and they make it sound like the Neptune is coming first.

I think the amount of people wanting to cancel their Neptune's for more Jupiter's is quite high and they might be questioning themselves now.

People aren't stupid. The difficulty is going to run away from everyone. KNC is going to obliterate the diff once again like they did last year and people want to mine now rather than wait.

Well KNC staff posted in the KNC Forums that Neptunes 2nd batch they still have for sale are "going fast" ...so I'd safely assume NO CHANCE of any Jupiters being released into the wild before that batch of Neptunes are sold out.....imho

but yeah...if they are ahead of the timeline they set for themselves for selling Neptunes.....(whatever that is) it is unlikely we will see any more Jupiters at any price

*I'm unsure on how I feel on this me and 2 brothers have 2 Neptunes on order 1 batch one 1 batch 2....on the other hand have USD for Jupiters if priced right...hmmmm...I'm on the fence?"

add to that my current 555gh Jupiter to the best of my knowledge is mining .18 btc /day and difficulty is projected more or less 30 percent again ...so you run that out ways...say I get my Jupiter NEW batch er.....by 2nd week of Feb say....what I'd be looking at maybe .10 btc/day....then Neptunes come out by april 1st say?

anyway seems awful tight imho

so I too still think it is a no go (I do however have a corsair 1200i just in case and 30 days to send it back..i'm sooooooo conflicted"

confused ..this bitcoin stuff makes my head hurt......

Searing

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Quote from: astutiumRob on January 10, 2014, 06:23:09 AM

Quote from: ImI on January 09, 2014, 09:28:16 PM

BTCGuild = 3% Fee (Thats ALOT when it comes to bigger BTC amounts)
Eligius = due to some problems i seem to get there around 2% less than ghash.io
So it DOES matter where you mine.

I get just under 4% less 'hashrate' at GHASH than BTCGuild which would counteract the 'fee', there are also (unconfirmed) missed payments - never quite managed to corroborate it, but certainly the ppol has found more blocks than the 'popup' message has notified me that i've received payment for the block

YMMV, but personally I only allow the traded ghs from cex to mine at ghash.

I also get ~4% less hashrate at Eligius than I do a BtcGuild, but some people are blinded by 0% pool fees. They may actually be losing out in the long run.

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Quote from: rttnpig] on April 08, 2013, 08:49:57 AM

Ive preordered the "2 batch" and im 26 on queu. Hope you guys are real and this aint a scam.

heh was scrolling thru and saw this april 8th order on knc site from days gone buy...heh you had "big brass ones" it took me till July 1st to pull the trigger

anyway figured I'd give you kudos on the above.....the bet ..on knc ...all of us will agree surely worked out well for you (and us)

heh....no way in heck in hindsight would I have pulled the trigger on april 8th.......(good to know ones limitations)

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Quote from: ImI on January 09, 2014, 09:28:16 PM

BTCGuild = 3% Fee (Thats ALOT when it comes to bigger BTC amounts)
Eligius = due to some problems i seem to get there around 2% less than ghash.io
So it DOES matter where you mine.

I get just under 4% less 'hashrate' at GHASH than BTCGuild which would counteract the 'fee', there are also (unconfirmed) missed payments - never quite managed to corroborate it, but certainly the ppol has found more blocks than the 'popup' message has notified me that i've received payment for the block

YMMV, but personally I only allow the traded ghs from cex to mine at ghash.

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Quote from: organofcorti on January 09, 2014, 11:18:27 PM

Quote from: DPoS on January 09, 2014, 11:07:36 PM

Quote from: organofcorti on January 09, 2014, 11:02:27 PM

Quote from: merv77 on January 09, 2014, 10:51:34 PM

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the reason they fell back from 42% to now 39% is because there's been a few miners pulling out for the reason of protecting the bitcoin network.
...

I haven't yet checked, but at a guess I'd say that could easily be due to variance. A larger drop over a longer time period might be indicative though.

what about that ever growning 'unknown'? That could work with ghash to do the 51% deed correct?

I do my own tracking, and unknown is only about 80 blocks per week. A good deal of it uses the same gen address, so it's unlikely that ghash would use that if they were being tricky.

Quote from: DPoS on January 09, 2014, 11:07:36 PM

why is so much hashing listed as unknown anyway?

Because whoever it is that is doing the tracking your referring to isn't using all possible data. I'm using coinbase sigs, known gen addresses, and pool websites (where available). You put it all together and you get better tracking than blockchain.info.

For example I can track Deepbit properly, and also bitparking and some others that confuse blockchain.info. It also means that if an unknown has used the same gen address for a long time, I can track that too. There are known unknowns (gen address and nothing else) and unknown unknowns (no coinbase sig and no record of gen address being used more than once). In total, all unknowns rarely get as high at 10%, although this may have changed recently.

Once I finish the current upgrade I'll post more accurate block stats somewhere.

Sorry for derailing thread, but huge part of unknown is 100th mine (currently hashing at about 500TH/s)

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Quote from: merv77 on January 09, 2014, 11:29:32 PM

Thanks organofcorti,
I'll be looking forward to seeing your detailed stats
Cheers

same here

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Thanks organofcorti,
I'll be looking forward to seeing your detailed stats
Cheers

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Quote from: DPoS on January 09, 2014, 11:07:36 PM

Quote from: organofcorti on January 09, 2014, 11:02:27 PM

Quote from: merv77 on January 09, 2014, 10:51:34 PM

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the reason they fell back from 42% to now 39% is because there's been a few miners pulling out for the reason of protecting the bitcoin network.
...

I haven't yet checked, but at a guess I'd say that could easily be due to variance. A larger drop over a longer time period might be indicative though.

what about that ever growning 'unknown'? That could work with ghash to do the 51% deed correct?

I do my own tracking, and unknown is only about 80 blocks per week. A good deal of it uses the same gen address, so it's unlikely that ghash would use that if they were being tricky.

Quote from: DPoS on January 09, 2014, 11:07:36 PM

why is so much hashing listed as unknown anyway?

Because whoever it is that is doing the tracking your referring to isn't using all possible data. I'm using coinbase sigs, known gen addresses, and pool websites (where available). You put it all together and you get better tracking than blockchain.info.

For example I can track Deepbit properly, and also bitparking and some others that confuse blockchain.info. It also means that if an unknown has used the same gen address for a long time, I can track that too. There are known unknowns (gen address and nothing else) and unknown unknowns (no coinbase sig and no record of gen address being used more than once). In total, all unknowns rarely get as high at 10%, although this may have changed recently.

Once I finish the current upgrade I'll post more accurate block stats somewhere.

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Quote from: organofcorti on January 09, 2014, 11:02:27 PM

Quote from: merv77 on January 09, 2014, 10:51:34 PM

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the reason they fell back from 42% to now 39% is because there's been a few miners pulling out for the reason of protecting the bitcoin network.
...

I haven't yet checked, but at a guess I'd say that could easily be due to variance. A larger drop over a longer time period might be indicative though.

what about that ever growning 'unknown'? That could work with ghash to do the 51% deed correct?

why is so much hashing listed as unknown anyway?

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