Topic: Swedish ASIC miner company kncminer.com - page 928. (Read 3050071 times)
LOL Nice photoshop
Why do you need pictures even knc do not bother show new type, because there will be no more 28nm units 
Because I'm curious. And I want to see the new PCB design and the new Ericsson VRMs.
Order here: https://www.kncminer.com/?resellerid=277
Tell you what though, this advanced tuning lark is a bit addictive. 
anything performance wise?So installed 99-Tuning, left it alone for a while and sure enough flap,flap, cores off all over the place and Avg dropped to 529 and dropping slowly.
Well I found with the tuner that it was mainly ASIC1, Die 1,3&4 that were affected, so I've been tweaking them back to 100% on status, using the individual core voltage control.
Bit hit and miss, I went way too far to start with on the voltage and actually had some cores turn off, but started again with a bit less elbow grease and its beginning to come together.
I'm talking it slow, but I've seen some sustained 630+ Gh/s for quite long periods of time. But the flushwork performance drops, although alot better than they used to be in terms of how long they last, because they drop as far down as 300Gh/s, would keep the average below 600 even if you could maintain it for any length of time.
But its a bit like overclocking cpus, very much up my alley having the tweaking ability like this.
oh and 0.4 of bertmod works with it (except you have to remember the advanced_settings.html URL)
Any chance that a KnC rep will be going to the London Bitcoin Expo Saturday and I can take the dead module and swap it there?
Even if someone is going and rumours say there will be someone I highly doubt he will be interested in getting your module
Mate, contact me via PM, I may be able to help.
Tell you what though, this advanced tuning lark is a bit addictive.
anything performance wise?Well whats interesting is that, if you remember, I kept going back to 0.96 because the newer firmware just kept flapping the cores on and off.
So installed 99-Tuning, left it alone for a while and sure enough flap,flap, cores off all over the place and Avg dropped to 529 and dropping slowly.
Well I found with the tuner that it was mainly ASIC1, Die 1,3&4 that were affected, so I've been tweaking them back to 100% on status, using the individual core voltage control.
Bit hit and miss, I went way too far to start with on the voltage and actually had some cores turn off, but started again with a bit less elbow grease and its beginning to come together.
I'm talking it slow, but I've seen some sustained 630+ Gh/s for quite long periods of time. But the flushwork performance drops, although alot better than they used to be in terms of how long they last, because they drop as far down as 300Gh/s, would keep the average below 600 even if you could maintain it for any length of time.
But its a bit like overclocking cpus, very much up my alley having the tweaking ability like this.
oh and 0.4 of bertmod works with it (except you have to remember the advanced_settings.html URL)
Is not changed automatic from bitpay??
Must knc check first and then make it paid??
That's is my question???
Bitpay told you its paid, its paid. A record of the transaction is in your wallet, and the transaction is public record on the blockchain, as well as updated on their server, at whatever interval they determine... Im pretty sure it wont be long after they open, your status will change to paid...Must knc check first and then make it paid??
That's is my question???
I know because ordered so many, just was the outcome...
some changed within minutes, others took a day... depending on if they were open or not kinda...
or "manning" the trigger button....
Ok let's hope
And see
Bitpay make it as payed
But the knc site still as new
And see
Bitpay make it as payed
But the knc site still as new
How many hours want knc site if pay with bitpay to makes from new to paid 
??
??5 to 15 minutes.
I don't even know why I keep replying that guy.
If he uses Google Translate his posts will be more grammatically correct.
Because you are a nice guy? Just guessin' tho!
I think it is automatic
Is not changed automatic from bitpay??
Must knc check first and then make it paid??
That's is my question???
Must knc check first and then make it paid??
That's is my question???
How many hours want knc site if pay with bitpay to makes from new to paid ??
??5 to 15 minutes.
I don't even know why I keep replying that guy.
If he uses Google Translate his posts will be more grammatically correct.
Because you are a nice guy? Just guessin' tho!
I had paid but still new
Why that happen ??
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They take time to check the payment and change the status.
Why that happen ??
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They take time to check the payment and change the status.
How many hours want knc site if pay with bitpay to makes from new to paid ??
??5 to 15 minutes.
I don't even know why I keep replying that guy.
If he uses Google Translate his posts will be more grammatically correct.
Because you are a nice guy? Just guessin' tho!
Any chance that a KnC rep will be going to the London Bitcoin Expo Saturday and I can take the dead module and swap it there?
Even if someone is going and rumours say there will be someone I highly doubt he will be interested in getting your module
I had paid but still new
Why that happen ??
Why that happen ??
How many hours want knc site if pay with bitpay to makes from new to paid ??
??5 to 15 minutes.
I don't even know why I keep replying that guy.
If he uses Google Translate his posts will be more grammatically correct.
How many hours want knc site if pay with bitpay to makes from new to paid ??
?? Any chance that a KnC rep will be going to the London Bitcoin Expo Saturday and I can take the dead module and swap it there?
Even if someone is going and rumours say there will be someone I highly doubt he will be interested in getting your module
Any chance that a KnC rep will be going to the London Bitcoin Expo Saturday and I can take the dead module and swap it there?
Tell you what though, this advanced tuning lark is a bit addictive.
anything performance wise?
Tell you what though, this advanced tuning lark is a bit addictive.
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