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Title: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 03:09:04 AM Not only is it the cheapest $/GH for a November schedule, but you are more likely to have a timely delivery.. and here's why:
Quote The queue is small right now, VMC only has $80,000 of sales so far, based on a chip with a $1,000,000 NRE price tag! So get in there and you won't be waiting 3 months! Would you rather be in an order queue that has $2,000,000 worth of orders in front of you? Or one with $80,000? Yeah, that's what I thought. ;D This is the reason I previously mentioned in another thread. However, there's a lot more. These chips are made by eASIC Corporation. Quote easicopy ASIC provides OEMs with a seamless path from a eASIC Nextreme or Nextreme-2 NEW ASIC to a, cell-based, easicopy ASIC thereby enabling OEMs to further reduce device cost and power consumption, or increase performance. easicopy ASIC provides OEMs with a low risk, vital addition to their existing value engineering programs. OEMs have peace of mind that as their product succeeds in the market they have a solid path to cost reduction, and hence higher gross profit margins. The eASIC Continuum With eASIC as a partner, OEMs have multiple solutions for cost reduction that can provide the optimum choice for their product evolution: ◾During market exploration or early volume ramp, greater market uncertainty may exist that may make it difficult to justify a cell-based ASIC NRE. eASIC’s low up-front NRE eASIC Nextreme or Nextreme-2 NEW ASIC devices enable OEMs to minimize risk while bringing profitable products to market early, and secure early customer design wins. ◾When initial customer successes transition to very high volume production, easicopy ASICs provide OEMs the choice to further reduce cost, power consumption and increase performance via a cell-based ASIC migration. http://www.easic.com/Spatr7ve/website-wp1/wp-content/uploads/2011/07/Managing-Risk-and-Cost-Nextreme-NEW-ASIC-to-Standard-Cell-ASIC-Migration-v056.jpg and here is an example of one of the many products that Ken will have available once his engineers do the assembling: http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/img/p/4/3/43-large_default.jpg 64 GH/s Expands to 6.144 TH/s Upgradeable To Next Generation Hashing Cards AVAILABLE FOR PREPAID PRE-ORDER ONLY Limited Availability on these units (Shipping Starts November 2013) ESTIMATED DELIVERY DATE WILL BE DISPLAYED UPON CHECKOUT Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 03:11:44 AM Keep in mind these are generic containers and not custom built. It's what's on the inside that counts!
And that would be this.... http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/img/p/5/2/52-large_default.jpg Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 03:13:09 AM here is an official eASIC news release:
http://www.easic.com/vmc-uses-easic-to-achieve-24-756-ths-bitcoin-miner/ (http://www.easic.com/vmc-uses-easic-to-achieve-24-756-ths-bitcoin-miner/) VMC uses eASIC to Achieve 24.756 TH/s Bitcoin Miner VMC develops single mask ASIC using 28nm eASIC Nextreme-3 to significantly increase performance while reducing power consumption Santa Clara, CA and Springfield, MO – September 4, 2013 – eASIC® Corporation, a leading provider of single mask ASIC devices and Virtual Mining Corporation (VMC) today announced that VMC will use eASIC Nextreme-3™ 28nm devices to create a series of scalable Bitcoin mining machines capable of generating up to 24.756 TH/s (tera hashes per second) of cryptographic hashes. "The fast design and turnaround time of eASIC Nexteme-3 28nm single mask ASIC devices coupled with the impressive performance and low power makes this an ideal solution for our Fast-Hash™ One Bitcoin Mining Machines", said Kenneth E. Slaughter, CEO of VMC. "The performance we have seen from the eASIC Nextreme-3 family has allowed us to develop a scalable platform that provides the computing power to satisfy the most demanding Bitcoin mining cryptography problem." added Slaughter. "VMC has used its vast cryptographic algorithm experience to take full advantage of the advanced performance and power reduction features in our eASIC Nextreme-3 28nm architecture", said Jasbinder Bhoot, VP of Marketing at eASIC. "This has allowed VMC to architect a very high performance Bitcoin miner, while reducing overall power consumption", added Bhoot. About eASIC eASIC is a fabless semiconductor company offering breakthrough single mask ASIC devices aimed at dramatically reducing the overall cost and time-to-production of customized semiconductor devices. Low-cost, high-performance and fast-turn ASIC and System-on-Chip designs are enabled through patented technology utilizing via-layer customizable routing. This innovative fabric allows eASIC to offer a new generation of ASICs with significantly lower up-front costs than traditional ASICs. Privately held eASIC Corporation is headquartered in Santa Clara, California. Investors include Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers (KPCB), Crescendo Ventures, Seagate Technology (NASDAQ:STX) and Evergreen Partners. For more information on eASIC please visit www.easic.com. eASIC and eASIC Nextreme are trademarks of eASIC Corporation and registered in the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. Fast-Hash is a registered trademark of Virtual Mining Corporation. About VMC VMC is a manufacture specializing in cryptographic ASIC solutions, currently aimed at offering robust professional and consumer-based Bitcoin mining hardware systems, including the Fast-Hash One™, that focus on efficiency and upgradability. VMC builds upon its expertise in Bitcoin mining with over 30 years of industry and business experience. More details can be found at: www.virtualminingcorp.com. Press Contact eASIC Corporation Niall Battson (408) 855-9200 nbattson@easic.com Tags: 28nm, 28nm easic nextreme-3, cryptographic hashes, eASIC Corporation, easic nextreme-3, nextreme-3, scalable Bitcoin mining machines, single mask ASIC, Virtual Mining Corporation Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: southerngentuk on September 18, 2013, 03:14:20 AM think we have enough VMC threads yet ??
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: bitterdog on September 18, 2013, 03:27:00 AM eASIC comes a little bit after bASIC
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 03:29:22 AM eASIC comes a little bit after bASIC yet eASIC is far from being basic, check it out: Quote eASIC Raises $23.5M of Growth Capital Financing to fund global expansion and fulfill fast-growing product demand Santa Clara, CA – September 9, 2013 – eASIC® Corporation, a leading provider of Single Mask Adaptable ASIC™ devices today announced that it has closed a $23.5M growth capital financing. The funding includes investment from Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, Crescendo Ventures, Seagate Technology and Evergreen Partners. eASIC® will use the capital to fund expansion of its US and European development organizations and to provide working capital associated with the fast-growing demand for its Single Mask Adaptable ASIC devices. "eASIC has become the go-to provider for cost effective, mass customization devices", said Ronnie Vasishta, President and CEO of eASIC. "Our success in wireless infrastructure and the storage market, coupled with several new key design wins in the high-volume automotive market drove the targeted $20M round to be oversubscribed to $23.5M. This significant funding by leading venture firms and a strategic partner positions us well to expand our development and customer organizations as we execute on our recent wins and broad customer pipeline." "The convergence of eASIC’s unique technology, the demand for mass customization combined with the need for low-cost and fast time to market solutions is creating an unprecedented opportunity for eASIC to emerge as the de facto solution for custom silicon platforms", said Mike Kourey, a Partner at Khosla Ventures. "With this growth capital financing, eASIC and its strong leadership team is in a position to fully execute on its strategy and fulfill the demand of its broadening base of customers and platforms." Doesn't sound basic to me! Just basically awesome. ;D Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: Flying Hellfish on September 18, 2013, 03:47:03 AM eASIC comes a little bit after bASIC yet eASIC is far from being basic, check it out: Quote eASIC Raises $23.5M of Growth Capital Financing to fund global expansion and fulfill fast-growing product demand Santa Clara, CA – September 9, 2013 – eASIC® Corporation, a leading provider of Single Mask Adaptable ASIC™ devices today announced that it has closed a $23.5M growth capital financing. The funding includes investment from Khosla Ventures, Kleiner Perkins Caufield and Byers, Crescendo Ventures, Seagate Technology and Evergreen Partners. eASIC® will use the capital to fund expansion of its US and European development organizations and to provide working capital associated with the fast-growing demand for its Single Mask Adaptable ASIC devices. "eASIC has become the go-to provider for cost effective, mass customization devices", said Ronnie Vasishta, President and CEO of eASIC. "Our success in wireless infrastructure and the storage market, coupled with several new key design wins in the high-volume automotive market drove the targeted $20M round to be oversubscribed to $23.5M. This significant funding by leading venture firms and a strategic partner positions us well to expand our development and customer organizations as we execute on our recent wins and broad customer pipeline." "The convergence of eASIC’s unique technology, the demand for mass customization combined with the need for low-cost and fast time to market solutions is creating an unprecedented opportunity for eASIC to emerge as the de facto solution for custom silicon platforms", said Mike Kourey, a Partner at Khosla Ventures. "With this growth capital financing, eASIC and its strong leadership team is in a position to fully execute on its strategy and fulfill the demand of its broadening base of customers and platforms." Doesn't sound basic to me! Just basically awesome. ;D I don't think you caught the joke. :o Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 03:50:49 AM my apologies! ;D
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: bitterdog on September 18, 2013, 03:52:19 AM eASIC comes a little bit after bASIC Doesn't sound basic to me! Just basically awesome. ;D I don't think you caught the joke. :o lol ;) Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: Flying Hellfish on September 18, 2013, 04:01:44 AM my apologies! ;D No need for an apology man! bASIC was a company, I'll leave it at that. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: creativex on September 18, 2013, 04:07:58 AM ...and a fine company at that. Well maybe not all that fine actually...
Many did eventually get refunds though and the guilty party did get a perty perty scammer tag. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: eve on September 18, 2013, 04:52:55 AM What is your Miners protection and refund policy? and would you accept credit cards?
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 05:03:54 AM What is your Miners protection and refund policy? and would you accept credit cards? First off, let me clear it up that this is not my company. I am a shareholder. This company is owned by Kenneth Slaughter of Virtual Mining Corp(855-663-2482) That said, I would be happy to answer your question. This is from the website, www.virtualminingcorp.com: Quote Limited Replacement Only Return Policy •Return for refund within: non-refundable •Return for replacement within: 10 days Items labeled as “Non-refundable” (or similar labeling) must be returned to Virtual Mining Corporation (VMC) within 10 days of the invoice date or ship date whichever is later for this policy to apply. Products covered by this return policy may only be returned for a replacement of the same or equivalent item, if the original is no longer available. “Return” constitutes receipt of the product by VMC, and not the mere issuance of an RMA. The following applies for returns or exchanges: •A new, unopened product can be returned within 10 days of the invoice date or shipping date whichever is later for a full refund. No restocking fee will be charged. However, customer will be responsible for the return shipping cost unless the return is due to a VMC error. •An opened product that is free from defects in materials or workmanship can be returned (in new condition with original product packaging) within 10 days of the invoice date or shipping date whichever is later for a refund, subject to a restocking fee of up to 25% of the purchase price and related shipping expenses, all at VMC’s sole discretion. •The product, including the shipment box, packaging and all accessories, must be in original condition. Avoid making any markings or writing on the box. •Some items are non-returnable, including software, custom labels and opened supplies (including without limitation labels, ribbons, receipt paper, receipt ribbons, printheads, card stock, RFID tags). The following conditions are not acceptable for return, and will result in the merchandise being returned to you: •Any product that has been found to be damaged due to physical abuse or misuse •Any product that is returned without all original packaging and accessories, including the retail box, manuals, cables, and all other items originally included with the product •Any product that exhibits physical damage •Any product for which you have submitted a mail-in rebate •Any special order product •Any product that is returned with markings or writing made by customer on the original box •Any bitcoin mining machine that has been used for mining. DOA Policy If a product arrives Dead On Arrival (DOA), contact us immediately. Most products (excluding software and consumables) can be returned if DOA within 10 days of invoice or shipping date whichever is later. DOA merchandise must be returned with all original packaging and accessories for the return to be accepted. Full refunds are only given to non-functional products. Customer is responsible for shipping costs on returned items. FINAL SALES RETURN POLICY--NO REFUNDS/EXCHANGES/REPLACEMENTS •No Refunds •No Exchanges •No Replacements •No Returns This is our Final Sales Return Policy. This policy controls over any conflicting refund and replacement terms described in our Policy & Agreement and Return Policy. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 05:07:35 AM As far as payment methods, they take Check, Bank Wire and Bitcoins.
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iikun on September 18, 2013, 05:35:07 AM I didn't work out higher hashing boards, but at the lowest hash rate this system won't ROI in November I think. Have u checked the numbers recently?
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 05:40:00 AM I didn't work out higher hashing boards, but at the lowest hash rate this system won't ROI in November I think. Have u checked the numbers recently? http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ These have been very recently updated, and VMC is in the lead with $6/GH for 2013 delivery. ROI will be easier than any of the competitors listed here. Plus, due to lack of marketing, the queue is still small. This gives you great opportunity, as VMC is more likely to deliver on time than a company who is clogged up with preorders right now. edit: Cointerra has recently changed, but keep in mind that they will have a very long order queue compared to VMC, and so you are likely to wait much longer than what they tell you.. If you got in early with Cointerra then that would have been a slightly better choice, but not anymore. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iikun on September 18, 2013, 05:49:12 AM I didn't work out higher hashing boards, but at the lowest hash rate this system won't ROI in November I think. Have u checked the numbers recently? http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ These have been very recently updated, and VMC is in the lead with $6/GH for 2013 delivery. ROI will be easier than any of the competitors listed here. Plus, due to lack of marketing, the queue is still small. This gives you great opportunity, as VMC is more likely to deliver on time than a company who is clogged up with preorders right now. edit: Cointerra has recently changed, but keep in mind that they will have a very long order queue compared to VMC, and so you are likely to wait much longer than what they tell you.. If you got in early with Cointerra then that would have been a slightly better choice, but not anymore. Burnin's bitfury chip board is currently 64GH/s and even with cryptx putting a 200+ Euro markup on them they are still cheaper than VMC starter system. If you buy the fully upgraded one for whatever hundreds of thousands it is then that may be better economy, but quite beyond most people here I think. Delivery is October for that btw. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 05:57:59 AM Burnin's bitfury chip board is currently 64GH/s and even with cryptx putting a 200+ Euro markup on them they are still cheaper than VMC starter system. If you buy the fully upgraded one for whatever hundreds of thousands it is then that may be better economy, but quite beyond most people here I think. Delivery is October for that btw. A starter Bitfury setup is $52/GH according to The Genesis Block. The big misconception about VMC is that you need to buy a fully upgraded system to get a good deal. This is not true. The Silver unit is $16/GH, still much lower than Bitfury. $1000 gets you a 64GH/S Fast Hash machine from VMC. That's $16/GH. $1200 gets you a 25GH/S Bitfury Starter Kit. That's ~$50/GH. ;D Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iikun on September 18, 2013, 06:04:38 AM Burnin's bitfury chip board is currently 64GH/s and even with cryptx putting a 200+ Euro markup on them they are still cheaper than VMC starter system. If you buy the fully upgraded one for whatever hundreds of thousands it is then that may be better economy, but quite beyond most people here I think. Delivery is October for that btw. A starter Bitfury setup is $52/GH according to The Genesis Block. The big misconception about VMC is that you need to buy a fully upgraded system to get a good deal. This is not true. The Silver unit is $16/GH, still much lower than Bitfury. yup, that's right. But Burnin is not Bitfury, he is only using their chips to create his own system. You can find his thread here in Custom Hardware :) edit: I'm not trying to attack you btw, just saying that checking Genesis block isn't effective due diligence. People should really chk around before investing Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 06:05:49 AM I'll definitely check it out, thanks. Does he assemble them himself or does he have an entire team? Can he handle thousands of orders?
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iikun on September 18, 2013, 06:08:38 AM I'll definitely check it out, thanks. Does he assemble them himself or does he have an entire team? Can he handle thousands of orders? Unfortunately he uses cryptx, who is currently ripping off all of Burnin's existing customers from the Avalon board (incl me) by charging an insane markup. So I'm not endorsing these boards either, just pointing out that they are available ;) I believe that they can deal with large orders but don't quote me on that & I believe he outsources assembly to a factory. Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 06:14:14 AM I'll definitely check it out, thanks. Does he assemble them himself or does he have an entire team? Can he handle thousands of orders? Unfortunately he uses cryptx, who is currently ripping off all of Burnin's existing customers from the Avalon board (incl me) by charging an insane markup. So I'm not endorsing these boards either, just pointing out that they are available ;) I believe that they can deal with large orders but don't quote me on that & I believe he outsources assembly to a factory. Well if that's who you decide to go with, best luck to you. :) This reminds me of a point I would like to mention -- VMC had over $200,000 worth of Avalon Chips on order and they just received their refund recently. It has been announced that those refunds will be directly used for engineering costs of assembling the PCIe boards for the newer eASIC chips (which is faster than outsourcing when you have a dedicated team like VMC does). This money will serve a much better use now, IMO. It was for the best :) Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iikun on September 18, 2013, 06:21:04 AM I'll definitely check it out, thanks. Does he assemble them himself or does he have an entire team? Can he handle thousands of orders? Unfortunately he uses cryptx, who is currently ripping off all of Burnin's existing customers from the Avalon board (incl me) by charging an insane markup. So I'm not endorsing these boards either, just pointing out that they are available ;) I believe that they can deal with large orders but don't quote me on that & I believe he outsources assembly to a factory. Well if that's who you decide to go with, best luck to you. :) This reminds me of a point I would like to mention -- VMC had over $200,000 worth of Avalon Chips on order and they just received their refund recently. It has been announced that those refunds will be directly used for engineering costs of assembling the PCIe boards for the newer eASIC chips (which is faster than outsourcing when you have a dedicated team like VMC does). This money will serve a much better use now, IMO. It was for the best :) nope, i decided to cancel that because I have an aversion to being ripped off ;) the pci-e cards are interesting, but seem poor economy compared to their other options btw. unless you're just after one card Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: WildFire.ca on September 18, 2013, 06:24:17 AM I'll definitely check it out, thanks. Does he assemble them himself or does he have an entire team? Can he handle thousands of orders? Unfortunately he uses cryptx, who is currently ripping off all of Burnin's existing customers from the Avalon board (incl me) by charging an insane markup. So I'm not endorsing these boards either, just pointing out that they are available ;) I believe that they can deal with large orders but don't quote me on that & I believe he outsources assembly to a factory. Well if that's who you decide to go with, best luck to you. :) This reminds me of a point I would like to mention -- VMC had over $200,000 worth of Avalon Chips on order and they just received their refund recently. It has been announced that those refunds will be directly used for engineering costs of assembling the PCIe boards for the newer eASIC chips (which is faster than outsourcing when you have a dedicated team like VMC does). This money will serve a much better use now, IMO. It was for the best :) nope, i decided to cancel that because I have an aversion to being ripped off ;) the pci-e cards are interesting, but seem poor economy compared to their other options btw. unless you're just after one card http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: Anotheranonlol on September 18, 2013, 06:36:36 AM discover the shocking secret other bitcoin miners don't want you to know!
VMC can be yours tonight for the low low price of 24 weekly payments of 9.99 plus free ebook i increased my hashrate 30x with this one weird tip from ken slaughter! How i made 499$ working from home using FastHash ® AMC asics uses secret mining recipe passed down from generations I was asking myself the other day, why go with VMC http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/img/p/5/2/52-large_default.jpg Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: bbxx on September 18, 2013, 06:45:18 AM Keep in mind these are generic containers and not custom built. It's what's on the inside that counts! And that would be this.... http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/img/p/5/2/52-large_default.jpg Quote from: FailedWebmaster http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/index.php?id_product=22&controller=product This product will be shipped directly from the United Satates. You will be responsible for all Duties and Taxes. All Specification Subject To Changes Without Notice. ok so after one week of bashing errors on website no one corrected this LOL Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 06:47:56 AM Thank you for pointing out that error, I'll let Ken know! :)
Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: RoadStress on September 18, 2013, 07:42:03 AM Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: iCEBREAKER on September 18, 2013, 08:29:34 AM How many GH/W?
??? Why no Miner protection plan? Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: pheaonix on September 18, 2013, 10:30:59 AM How many GH/W? ??? Why no Miner protection plan? what companies offer a miner protection plan? also, no companies seem profitable according to http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/ Title: Re: I was asking myself the other day, "Why go with VMC?" Post by: VolanicEruptor on September 18, 2013, 12:55:36 PM How many GH/W? ??? Why no Miner protection plan? It appears that you are trolling me, as you can tell from my negative feedback rating I gave you for stealing BTC from me. :( I believe these answers have been given to you in the other threads that you commonly troll. If somebody else wants to ask these same questions instead, I would be happy to answer them. |
