Who's Occident? Never heard of them.
Well, my post applied to all the companies who make miners and are not located in Asia. KFC, Bitmine, etc. I would put my money on KFC. They have by far the best chicken. |
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Still 103 in stock.
Yesterday ActM sold out ~100 miners in a matter of hours.
Now we have had 103 miners in stock for 12 hours and noone has placed a single order.
Seems fishy to me.
Perhaps a few whales had insider information on 28nm cards being in stock before the announcement... Perhaps its all a sham? Who would actually hand over money to this guy without a single shred of proof that actual hardware exists? |
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I've been using campbx for a while. I hope they get a new bank and stick around.
Their trading engine has much improved over there years, not sure what some people are talking about.
Same here. Have never had issues with them. |
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As someone who has been in hardware development for many years, EVERY bitcoin ASIC vendor has mainly had issues with the Board design, and Thermals/Mechanicals.
Once the chip design is done, its real easy to call the Chip FAB up and ask for chips...
HashFast - Original board VS Yoli 70% more performance with just a board change
KNC - Ran out of VR modules because they bought an off the shelf part. Then had Capacitors catch fire probably due to not spec for enough ripple current.
BFL- Yea... Everything. missed their power budget by 5x
Cointerra- Very complex board with heavy components on the backside. cant be build fast. Their issues are probably signal integrity and power related which explains the way less than 2Th.
Avalon- Dont even want to talk about their problems. Im still pissed.
ALL of these companies Im sure have trays of chips sitting on shelves doing nothing. Their issues are that they cant build boards fast enough, or they dont know how to properly design a power regulator, or they cant cool the chip they designed.
-Smily
Please don't compare hashfast to legit companies(excluding bfl) Those companies all are able to produce and ship hundreds of machines a day. Hashfast has averaged a whopping 6 units per day the past 3 months. And the whole time they were sitting on their asses not shipping, they were creating next gen boards and a new production line which will not be used to give existing customers their hardware. |
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It's pretty weird how nobody in this thread cared to do some proper research instead of commenting  Care to elaborate enlightened one? Well, for example you've been here for 8 months and you still don't have a clue. How come? Why don't you research the stuff you're commenting about? I don't get it really. Still don't have a clue about what? Are you just rambling now? |
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It's pretty weird how nobody in this thread cared to do some proper research instead of commenting Care to elaborate enlightened one? |
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batch 2 orders are not eligible for refund yet as they were technically not effected by the delay.
Most jurisdictions in the US provide a rather stringent set of consumer protection laws. Those are what decide whether customers are eligible for refunds, not you. Being that MinerSource is located in Denver, Colorado, it took only a couple minutes of Googling to find all the state (and local) consumer protection agencies for Denver. While one of them forcing a refund is (probably) a bit unlikely, it's still the kind of attention that many businesses just don't want to to have to deal with, and a headache all around. Not to mention that people in other US jurisdictions that placed orders may have their own recourse options available. I'm not saying that anyone can,should, or will ask for governmental or legal intervention, but a blanket statement that a large number of orders (that haven't shipped yet) aren't eligible for refunds is rarely a good way to conduct business. Minersource is issuing refunds. |
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Anyone notice that VMC fasthash has a nearly identical description of the hashfast EVO Compare http://virtualminingcorp.com/shop1/index.php?id_product=38&controller=productto http://hashfast.com/shop/yolievo/VMC The FastHash ASIC mining board has increased hashing output.
Each board can be implemented into the best mining system just
by adding a power supply,
cooling unit, and a mining controller.
Board Highlights
·Ultimate Bitcoin Mining Performance: up to 512 GH/s
·Typical Bitcoin Mining Performance: 512 GH/s +/- 20%
·Typical Power Requirements: Standard PCIe dual 6pin to 12 volts of DC power
@ .70 Watt per GH +/- 20% (power supply not included)
·Size: 4.0” wide by 12” long
·Mining Processor: Multi Core 28nm ASIC
·Cooling System: Corsair 80i or equivalent liquid cooling system is required (not included)
·Operating Temp 10° to 35°C (50° to 95°F)
·Mining Host Connectivity: USB 2.0
·Form Factor: Stand alone
Processor Highlights
·Fast-Hash One 28nm ASIC
·Underclocked for greater efficiency or overclocked for greater performance.
·Built in thermal controls that allow the chip optimization without damage to processor. Hashfast The HashFast Yoli Evo Mining Board is a next generation board for our Golden Nonce ASIC with significantly increased hashing output. Each board can be implemented into a best-in-class Bitcoin mining system by just adding power, cooling, and a mining controller.
Board Highlights
Maximum Bitcoin Mining Performance: up to 800 GH/s (with a proper cooling system)
Typical Bitcoin Mining Performance: 675 GH/s +/- 20%
Typical Power Requirements: 12 volts of DC power @ 60 Amps +/- 20% (power supplies not included)
Availability: Evo Batch 1 will ship throughout the month of May 2014, completing by month-end
Minimum Order: 10 Boards
Size: 4.5″ wide by 12″ long
Mining Processor: 1 HashFast Golden Nonce (GN) ASIC
Cooling System: A high-performance liquid cooling system is recommended (not included)
Mining Host Connectivity: Either micro USB connector OR USB 2.0 IDC Motherboard 5-pin male header
Processor Highlights
28nm ASIC
Designed to be underclocked for greater efficiency, and overclocked for greater performance
Die has built in thermal controls that allow the chip to pushed to the edge without damaging cores
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There weren't any meaningful bitcoins to distribute.
To add to that I think we are just about mining what we pay in electricity. Assuming 1MW for both datacenters at $0.15/kwh means $25,000 in electricity alone so we need 2 blocks a week to break even. |
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If anyone is using media shills it is hashfast...
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Do anybody have an idea on why suspicious trade behaviours on LMB could justify provoking a trade stop on Havelock?
No idea. From what I've gathered it might be a glitch/hack on lmb holdings. |
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Great news! Its about time hashfast gets slammed by the law. |
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Anyone able to find info on TSMC 20nm cycle times?
I tried googling but found nothing. Seems like its top secret.
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To Further Clarify,
The request to Halt trading was made by the Compliance and Risk Management Officer at Neo and Bee Ltd. The issue has to do with their Exchange platform and not with Havelock's platform. All of our other Funds are working as usual. We hope that the situation will be resolved as soon as possible. All questions should be directed to LMB holding - Neo and Bee.
Thank you,
Havelock Investments
Thanks for keeping us updated. This is one of the reasons I give my business to havelock. |
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you knew TAT would step down due to suspicious trading on LMB? Can you please explain how you came across this information?
So is TAT responsible for halting trading? I am smelling some bullshit on his part. |
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Any official statement from neobee?
The longer without an explanation the more likely this was a complete scam.
How can there be suspicious trading by anyone other than neobee?
Obviously Neobee wasn't dumping more shares. They wouldn't be so stupid as volume was so very low no one made any money selling the past week. Even if they were a complete scam they would have a lot more The suspicious trading is all the dumping do the FUD being spread around on the internet. People think that anything goes on the internet, but if Neobee was a legit stock under the jurisdiction of the SEC, all the FUD spreaders on the internet would be locked up VERY QUICKLY for the crap they have been pulling recently. It's scum like this that are ruining bitcoin because they have a grudge. Or they just want to make easy money. Neobee is doing the right thing. Freeze trading and let the panic settle down. And when they get the chance they will publish some real information (not baseless FUD) about the state of the company and we get back to investing like sane people. I don't believe this. Trolls have to effect on the success of a company. If they want to drive the price down so be it. Since neobee has done nothing besides open there is not much support so a volatile stock is to be expected. I believe in the free market and dont feel it is necessary to halt trading only because the price dipped and trolls convinced someone to dump their shares. |
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Adding 100 more cards for sale from our mining farm due to the delay in getting our step down transformers installed. We will be adding back these 100 cards from our next production run in 2 weeks. The new cards will be our revision 3 cards which will be faster. The fact that providing pictures is so difficult makes me sure that this is nothing but a scam. I refuse to believe any asic manufacturer would be so incompetent, not only in producing hardware, but failing to provide evidence of your working product before you sell it. At first I thought active mining was likely 25% incompetent and 75% chance of being a scam. Now I think 95% chance its a scam and 5% chance it is incredible incompetence. |
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The longer without an explanation the more likely this was a complete scam.
what evidence do you have of that? if you have real evidence, please share. How can there be suspicious trading by anyone other than neobee?
someone hacks a user's account, transfers shares to another user, rinse and repeat. If we are talking about a security breach in havelocks system shouldn't all trading be halted not only neobee? I have no evidence of this being a scam other than having the same feeling I got when labcoin went dark. |
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Any official statement from neobee?
The longer without an explanation the more likely this was a complete scam.
How can there be suspicious trading by anyone other than neobee?
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