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They're not getting credit, its attributing a miner name to a company so its recognised.
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Updated for 1st Feb 2016.
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You do realise you're quoting Matthew Pattemore, the guy who just the other day spammed this thread with 10 different accounts? You sure do pick your partners well. |
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If I've got some time this week then I'll update the thread. Can anyone think of any companies outside of the list that have actually delivered anything? Seems strange that there hasn't been one new company in the last 11 months. At the same time, the following companies will be sent to some form of archive:
AMT, HashFast, Cointerra, BFL, Bitmine, RockMiner, BTCGarden, Yiazo, XBTech, Bitrane and ASICMiner.
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While he is wasting his money and sue us
Wouldn't your time be better spent doing CEO things, like, I don't know, instructing your junior solicitor how best to explain to the judge why you: a. feel you can just ignore your debts despite $m of fresh cash injections b. allegedly trade while insolvent c. continue to make decisions not in the best interest of your company - as per turning away millions in sales and investments d. shouldn't have your debts attached to your remaining assets e. shouldn't be personally included as a defendant? |
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1200W power consumption = 1200W of heat added to the room in one way or another.
AC power ratings are a bit weird but pretty much what you've said. Its very hard to predict what temperature it will be able to hold but it would do what you're asking.
In bitcoin mining, you should avoid AC at all costs because it adds about 35% again to your power bill. The best solution is to exchange air to ambient, ie collecting and exhausting hot air to outside or open windows etc.
Totally agree about usage of AC but at the moment i can do it. What are you suggestions/setup/position of GPU rig to collect the hot air and remove it as fast as possible (like https://youtu.be/2rQ-YIDmsBc from Toom.IM) ? That's designed for a much, much greater capacity but the idea is the same. Collect hot air with some form of ducting connected to an extractor fan. Look at dryer ducting for some ideas, order about a trillion meters of tape and see what you can come up with. |
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1200W power consumption = 1200W of heat added to the room in one way or another.
AC power ratings are a bit weird but pretty much what you've said. Its very hard to predict what temperature it will be able to hold but it would do what you're asking.
In bitcoin mining, you should avoid AC at all costs because it adds about 35% again to your power bill. The best solution is to exchange air to ambient, ie collecting and exhausting hot air to outside or open windows etc.
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These type of one liner questions should really go in the main 350 page thread, it crowds out others needlessly. |
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Hi everybody and excuse me for bad English I have a big problem with my ant S7 bach 8 Its working on 2.8-2.9Th and one of theblades is with zero temperature and the red led is not working. The problem is that When I plug only that blade after several minutes it's working normaly at 1.5Th ,but with other two don't I'm using IBM 2880w. server power supply with 12.25v. unloaded. I thing that the problem is in the power supply so I change it with dell 1570w. the result was the same. Than I plug the dell power supply only to this blade with ibm on the other - nothing changed. Here is the printscreen and log file .txt from my miner in Bulgarian forum. http://bitcoinbg.eu/forum/download/file.php?id=1107Does the problem move if you move which port on the controller board the 'bad' blade plugs into? |
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not sure what you guys are talking about, but PR simply states "full custom design"
It was mentioned in the CEO's blog that all transistors were laid out by hand. I searched CEO blog post (keep calm and ...) with "by hand"-no results. Care to give a link? Thanks BTW, V. Vavilov is CEO, Punin is CTO Under the heading "Groundbreaking full-custom design". Every transistor of the 8162 hash engines was drawn and positioned by hand for optimum performance. Oh, thanks, this is just bad translation. They probably meant that they tinkered with design and optimized every transistor position manually (bad reverse translation from the russian word that in this particular case likely means non-automatic a.k.a with nonzero input from the engineer). But VV and Niko are both more than proficient in English, so why would it be translated? |
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not sure what you guys are talking about, but PR simply states "full custom design"
It was mentioned in the CEO's blog that all transistors were laid out by hand. |
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However if you only use 25% of the chips
And now your NRE costs make your chips 'cost' 3-4x more. And since the difficulty is still low
Which it isn't because you aren't the only source of chips, progress or miners, meanwhile you earn less and less of the network while the rest of your chips devalue for absolutely no reason. |
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This means I own law cases in Bitcoin and crypto currency so I can "reap" the industry. What does that even mean... It means he knows nothing about the law, in case we couldn't already tell by his not even knowing what the First Amendment is. Didn't You Know That If You Capitalize Random Shit It Makes It True? |
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Why do you think they are selling their Golden Geese?
Because it makes more money. The more of your own equipment you put on the network, the lower your returns. The first miner competes 0% against yourself. After 10% of the network, your miners compete against themselves 10% of the time [shitty metric but its a visualization]. At 50% of the network, the next miner turned on competes half against the rest of the network and half against your own miners, significantly reducing its potential income. But if you distribute hashing power to everyone, you can keep your network percentage lower (and so miner returns better), while also recouping 100% of the theoretical mining earnings by selling the rights to those earnings. |
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This means I own law cases in Bitcoin and crypto currency so I can "reap" the industry. What does that even mean... |
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due diligence is a user problem.
There are also problems with scammers making threads, getting alts or paying others to vouch for them then immediately locking the thread. If users don't see or understand their trust rating numbers from the thread, to them it looks like its legitimate. For example: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1344378 |
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1. They are losing a lot of money or are under pressure from their investors to make more and need to
make it up from the suckers, sorry, customers who are desperate to get their paws on the wonder chip
They are not. 2. They are worried that Bitmain have got a very cost effective solution which will ultimately come to
dominate the network before they can get any real advantage from 16nm. I'm guessing that as well as
mining Bitmain make very healthy margins from their S7's
If they're not, they should be. Bitfury has a pretty terrible history of dealing with anyone who doesn't have a representative lawyer where as Bitmain specifically caters from the one personal machine up to the corporate megafarm. |
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Hi dogie,
Where do I go to find the tx/rx data on the s4?
I'm still having issues with my verizon hotspot for some reason its logging 3 to 4 times the data that it's transmitting but I need to prove it to them
I'm not really sure what you're asking. Have you got an example you can show me of what you want in another case? |
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I also sent in a request. My personal favorite quote from submitting the request was "Someone will be in contact with you in less than 24 hours".  I hope it will be a fair game. Fair or not, it will be a prioritised game. |
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