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161  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 16, 2013, 12:04:42 AM
didnt a similar design implemented as an H-board have a problem where if a chip shut off, all other chips became overvolted and shut off or melted?

As a side note: this string configuration of chips is beyond brilliant,
I think we must honour Valery for this. I have never seen anyone
doing this before. It makes board design so much simpler, elegant
and less costly.

intron


+1

BF is the most integrated chip design of all SHA-256 hashers. It's like Intel Haswell with included clock, Vreg, and logic. What's missing is auto-overclock and p-states Wink just jk.

btw which MCU are you using? Thanks!

A tiny NXP ARM, LPC11U24FHI33/301.

intron
162  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 15, 2013, 11:34:43 PM
didnt a similar design implemented as an H-board have a problem where if a chip shut off, all other chips became overvolted and shut off or melted?

As a side note: this string configuration of chips is beyond brilliant,
I think we must honour Valery for this. I have never seen anyone
doing this before. It makes board design so much simpler, elegant
and less costly.

intron
163  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 15, 2013, 10:27:42 PM
didnt a similar design implemented as an H-board have a problem where if a chip shut off, all other chips became overvolted and shut off or melted?

Yes, you are right. We did that design, but we
didn't operate the board, no idea why it went
down in flames. Our strings board is running
solid now for days and days on end.

intron
164  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 15, 2013, 10:20:36 PM
The other side of the board has 15 different ground planes. The radiator can short them. Do you use a thermal pad between PCB and a heatsink? Or all ground covered with protective mask?

PS: Well done.

Smart guy:) It's Sil-Pad here.



intron
165  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 14, 2013, 02:43:22 PM
How much?

We don't sell miners, we only design miners.

The design can be purchased so other parties can
produce them. We have not set definitive prices
or conditions yet, just probing interrest for now.

intron
166  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 14, 2013, 02:10:07 PM
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167  Bitcoin / Hardware / - One String - a novel bitfury miner design - on: December 14, 2013, 02:09:50 PM
We did a 15 bitfury miner design using the proprietary
'string' feature this ASIC has. In a string, all chips are
arranged in a series configuration and power is applied
accordingly. So instead of a low voltage/high current
power supply, a less exotic power source can be used,
driving down cost considerably and taking up less board
area.

The board measures 70 x 100 mm, is powered with 12 Volt
and has a USB interface. As no DC/DC converter is needed,
BOM costs can be well below $ 10 (ex. PCB and cooling).

Hashrate can be compared to conventional designs and
overclocking can be achieved by just increasing the supply
voltage within certain limits. Reported hashrate is with 12V8
power supply and with a 2A6 current.

Cooling for the prototype was done using a low-cost
CPU heatsink. Temperatures measured on the PCB were
in the 50..70 oC range.







intron & c-scape

Note: Some images were retouched to protect our IP.
Hope you understand.
168  Other / Archival / Re: PAPA ASIC NEED FUNDING PLEASE PARTICIPATE on: December 12, 2013, 08:43:43 AM
hi guys

guys who have already access to the docs ,have been sent chips pics and some test pics

help me to get this done guys

thanks






You're mining on 50BTC.com???

FAKE

Are this the new chips? Looks like there are few different
boards, can someone explain a bit more?

intron


169  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5+ GH/s USB Miner [FASTEST USB MINER IN THE WORLD][IN STOCK!] on: December 11, 2013, 11:02:25 AM
Now I'm thinking about passive cooling, as maximum possible power is 0.9x5=4.5w it shouldn't be hard to cool it with larger heat sink - passive cooler. Unfortunately I couldn't find any suitable heatsink in my warehouse. Maybe someone have some larger heatsink, I suppose CPU cooler will be good enough, even without fan switched on. Perhaps for tests it would be enough to firmly put together BiFury's heat sink and larger one. I don't recommend to remove original heat sink from BiFury because it may require thermal paste to get it back correctly - it is too expensive device for such experiments Smiley Then try to run it for 15 min monitoring temp. If it goes over 85-90C then test has failed. In any case please let me know results.
I'll try to seek for one too Smiley
It would be much more power effective, because as I have found USB fans take about .5A (max USB2.0) so it is ~2.5W more than half of miners consumption. And much silent of course.

For those who are looking into building there own heatsink,
this is the mechanical drawing of the current one:



intron
170  Other / Archival / Re: PAPA ASIC NEED FUNDING PLEASE PARTICIPATE on: December 10, 2013, 12:23:10 PM
hi guys

the ic company have received some samples

there are ongoing tests but here is the first results:

If core voltage is 1.20V, this chip can reach 780MHs

 If core voltage is 1.55V, this chip can reach 1GHs


 1.55V is the maximum voltage.


Others tests are in progress

i ll post all the progress here

thanks


Pictures?

intron
171  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5+ GH/s USB Miner [FASTEST USB MINER IN THE WORLD][IN STOCK!] on: December 09, 2013, 08:20:13 PM
I have got answer from support:
Acceptable temp are high but we advise little usb fan for little cooling and keep them lest than 50 C degree.

But what dose "high" mean? Wink


Better use a small fan and keep
temperatures well  below 125 oC:)

intron


172  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Bitfury is looking for alpha-testers of first chips! FREE MONEY HERE! on: December 03, 2013, 11:37:02 PM
Did anyone ever get a QFN ZIF-socket and build a chip tester?

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=228677.msg3012226;topicseen#msg3012226



But we never had the time to finish it completely.

intron
173  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5+ GH/s USB Miner [FASTEST USB MINER IN THE WORLD][IN STOCK!] on: November 28, 2013, 11:15:32 AM
That's great!  Can you post what miner you're using and your command line arguments because I've had mine for over a week now and I can't get it hashing to save my liife.

Using cgminer v3.8.3, and then just:

cgminer -o http://<pool_name>:<port> -u <user_name> -p x

I use BTC Guild.

intron
174  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: [ANN] Bi•Fury | 5+ GH/s USB Miner [FASTEST USB MINER IN THE WORLD][IN STOCK!] on: November 28, 2013, 12:12:55 AM
Got my bi•fury today and set it to work,
many thanks for that:) Now we have two
hashing at 5+ GH.





intron
175  Bitcoin / Group buys / Re: [OPEN] EU GROUP BUY - BI*FURY Fastes USB miner in the WORLD - 5.2 GH/s on: November 27, 2013, 01:32:13 PM
Why it is you cannot use "BITFURY" in your Subject?

It gets its name from having two Bitfury chips, hence Bi*fury

In fact, it was named the 'bi•fury', with the BEL character (ASCII 7) Wink

intron
176  Local / Mining (Nederlands) / Re: Grote investering on: November 25, 2013, 07:35:31 PM
Voor een hoge, verwachte ROI neemt men een hoog risico. Een hoog risico biedt geen enkele garantie op een ROI.

Een reel van punin met 7.5 TH aan chips binnen twee weken online voor 50k lijkt voor 2014 al terugverdiend. Maakt de difficulty change ook niet meer uit. Mits met voldoende organisatorisch talent, arbeid en beschikbare componenten...

Alleen is iedereen nu op jacht naar bitfury ASICs, die
dingen zijn uitverkocht op het moment. Ik ben ook op
zoek, het is heel erg lastig. Dus binnen 14 dagen 7.5 TH
online krijgen is niet echt aan de orde op dit moment:)

intron
177  Local / Mining (Nederlands) / Re: Grote investering on: November 25, 2013, 05:51:27 PM
Dan is eigenlijk op dit moment geen een ASIC miner winstgevend, tenzij je hem, zoals jij al zei, nu al in huis hebt.
Dan zal ik toch naar een andere manier moeten gaan zoeken ben ik bang.

Of je koopt een reel van 3000 bitfurys bij Niko/punin (Bitfury Strikes Back)
en laat iemand 7.5 TH voor je in elkaar solderen:)

intron

178  Bitcoin / Hardware / Re: TECHNOBIT S-HASH minig board, Technobit Nanofury and Bitfury chip distribution on: November 24, 2013, 04:57:24 PM
People should chill out a bit. Cheesy I had to wait more than 6 fucking months for my BFL gear to arrive. In this business delays are to be expected.

You are a 'lucky' man. I had to wait eight months
and then they also sent me the wrong power supply.
Took me a diff hike to figure that out and get the
thing hashing Undecided

Better make your own miner...Wink

intron
179  Local / Meetings (Nederlands) / Re: - Bitcoin Meeting 2013 - de Waag - on: November 24, 2013, 03:15:30 PM
Leuk stukje over de Waag:

http://bitcoinmagazine.com/8211/bitcoins-in-a-restaurant-how-it-all-started-and-is-going-on-with-de-waag-the-first-place-that-accepted-bitcoins-in-the-netherlands/
180  Local / Meetings (Nederlands) / - Bitcoin Meeting 2013 - de Waag - on: November 24, 2013, 01:15:50 PM
Afbieren met bitcoin in Delft:

http://www.de-waag.nl/Stadscafe/Wagenda/The%20Bitcoin%20Meeting%202013!

intron
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