[Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service - page 123.

nemercry

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Vice versa is not a meal.

I agree with other peoples, stating not to accept paypal.
If most of the transactions are processed by paypal you could run into liquidity problems if paypal seizes your account.
Even if you do have a good lawyer it could take months to get your account unfrozen.
Check out Danis proposal, it should be a more accurate and safer option.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2688244

SebastianJu

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Quote from: burnin on July 08, 2013, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

Interesting... i hoped you will test it. It would have been interesting to know the temperatures of the chips too. Many hope that watercooling will lead to a miner that maybe works at 450MHz. So it would be interesting if the high temperature at 450 cooled down a bit is leading to less HW-Errors.

You will accept paypal? Thats quite a risk. I once had a shop and a not small chunk of payments were fraudulent. Paid with stolen accounts or simply charged back. Im not sure if you will be happy with paypal.

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Quote from: solari on July 09, 2013, 12:03:12 AM

Quote from: fasmax on July 08, 2013, 10:57:46 PM

Hopefully PayPal does not freeze your account if there is a large influx of money. You may want to talk to PayPal about this.

Hopefully you could talk with someone who could influence the system ....
I didn´t found anyone. My account is frozen since end of April.

Get lawyer, send letter.

To be honest, that is the only way this goes fast. But you need a lawyer versed in EU law in Luxembourg... and that is quite expensive.

Chefnet

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I think burnin has no hosting.
I'm in planning for a full service assembly (different boards) and if wanted hosting.

burnin with bitfury comment: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.2671038

Adamlm

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I've browsed through all 61 pages of this thread and couldn't find any info, so I am asking:

Will there be hosting option for those boards or only assembly & shipping ?

Chefnet

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Quote from: Pinwheel on July 09, 2013, 03:56:41 AM

Burnin, can you make boards for BitFury chips.

He said after end with avalon boards he will look for it.

Pinwheel

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Burnin, can you make boards for BitFury chips.

dani

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..yeah

Quote from: burnin on July 08, 2013, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

Like someone mentioned before: are you sure papypal is a good idea? Do you know https://www.sofort.com/ (sofortüberweisung)? I guess sending via bankwire won't save the same spot as btc/paypal, did I get this right?

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EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

This is really awesome.

CumpsD

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Or use Wire transfer inside EU?

solari

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Quote from: fasmax on July 08, 2013, 10:57:46 PM

Hopefully PayPal does not freeze your account if there is a large influx of money. You may want to talk to PayPal about this.

Hopefully you could talk with someone who could influence the system ....
I didn´t found anyone. My account is frozen since end of April.

fasmax

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Quote from: burnin on July 08, 2013, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

Thanks for the updates.

Hopefully PayPal does not freeze your account if there is a large influx of money. You may want to talk to PayPal about this.

I would have hoped the increase in core voltage would yield a higher hash rate but it doesn't seem to have helped much.
What do the report signals look like when the ASIC is running at 448mhz ? Maybe if the report signals pull-up resistors were a lower resistance?

Anyway good job!

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Quote from: burnin on July 08, 2013, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

Nice speeds and settings. Question when are you opening orders up for UK ?

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Quote from: burnin on July 08, 2013, 09:44:58 PM

Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

Wow this is Amazing, he is going for the max of 450mh/s ... excellent work

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Please pull the project to github for public, Burnin

burnin

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Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Paypal should be just as fast.

EMC-Lab confirmed the appointment.

And i have some more overclocking figures for you guys.
Note: I expect that future versions will be more stable due to a few changes.
341 Mhz 1.2V 57.5W - passed long term tests with 0.2% hw-errors.
409 Mhz 1.2V 68.04W - hw-errors increase to 3%
448 Mhz 1.2V 74.4W - not stable
448 Mhz 1.25V 81.6W - unstable 50% hw-errors
448 Mhz 1.28V 84.016W - unstable 50% hw-errors

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Quote from: arbfiend on July 08, 2013, 07:19:32 PM

I am new - but have been lurking for a long time.

I have been watching developments on this along with the other builds - very impressive.

I noticed that http://www.asic-chips.com/ is offering the boards with Burnin's design with the chips and is also located in Belgium. Does anyone on this thread have any direct affiliation with this particular site?

Since he was accepting paypal I went ahead and pulled the trigger.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/asic-chip-distribution-through-wwwasic-chipscom-bitfury-chips-for-sale-184750

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Quote from: arbfiend on July 08, 2013, 07:19:32 PM

I am new - but have been lurking for a long time.

I have been watching developments on this along with the other builds - very impressive.

I noticed that http://www.asic-chips.com/ is offering the boards with Burnin's design with the chips and is also located in Belgium. Does anyone on this thread have any direct affiliation with this particular site?

Since he was accepting paypal I went ahead and pulled the trigger.

I expect it'll be someone in this thread who's ordered chips and is waiting for the order website like the rest of us.

arbfiend

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I am new - but have been lurking for a long time.

I have been watching developments on this along with the other builds - very impressive.

I noticed that http://www.asic-chips.com/ is offering the boards with Burnin's design with the chips and is also located in Belgium. Does anyone on this thread have any direct affiliation with this particular site?

Since he was accepting paypal I went ahead and pulled the trigger.

hatted

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Quote from: burnin on July 07, 2013, 09:35:46 PM

Contrary to all my competitors I do take EMC seriously and designed these boards to be compliant. (which did increase price)
Emission testing is scheduled for next week, but the Lab hasn't yet confirmed my appointment.
The boards will be tested against EN55022.

Really good news. I will pay happily more for a safe, proven product.

Thx burnin, good job!

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Quote from: dani on July 08, 2013, 03:36:48 PM

hey burnin, about the coming website and payment orders:

in order to get my units assembled asap, should I use btc to pay almost instantly or can I use bank wire and save the same spot on the waiting list as I would get with btc payments?

please answe asap, as it takes time to prepare

Thanks a lot! You did a great job so far Cool

Also to have some final numbers before the ordering window would be great. Such as with shipping and VAT costs.

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