I believe I was clear enough from our first announcement.
Remind me, have you bought a miner from us ?
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I'm sorry but this is really ludicrous excuse. What does it have to do with it??? Producing miners is a manual process not intellectual... I don't really see the logic here.
It appears that Katya handles a lot of the shipping for Spondoolies. She also handles most of the sales and accounting stuff. She will probably be the person who contacts you about compensation options. She's busy making sure orders make it out the door right now in the correct order. Most of the rest of the staff is busy with issues related to recently beginning shipping, like handling support requests, fixing newly discovered issues with the firmware, etc. Correct. We've augmented our customer support. Barbara will contact the customers next week.
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Regarding the SP30 compensation, I'm sorry for the delay in our handling of it. We're extremely busy with the SP30 production. We'll contact each customer during next week.
Guy
I'm sorry but this is really ludicrous excuse. What does it have to do with it??? Producing miners is a manual process not intellectual... I don't really see the logic here. If you had no problem finding time to think what kind of sale offer for SP31 and advertise it then you certainly have had a plenty of time, within last 3 weeks to think about compensation options for October. As I said, on top of the fact that we have not even had a chance to earn anything from our Group Buy miners yet, we don't know if there is any sense in investing in October batch, because we have no clue what your compensation will offer. This uncertainty forces us to lose early order, queue positions for October batch. Your frustration is acknowledged. You underestimate the amount of work involved but I don't want to argue about it. The GB miners will be shipped during next week. You and all the SP30 customers will be contacted and offered the relevant compensation choices. Guy
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Bitcoin is an opportunity for everyone in the whole world to participtate together without politics And without religious. Amen
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I guess I am residing in exactly one of those countries, and 3rd party hosting is no option for me.
But anyway many thanks for your comprehensive reply.
In certain cases, like Malaysia (or Saudi Arabia), we've shipped to Singapore (or Jordan) after the customer arranged it.
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Does Spondoolies-Tech ship to any destination worldwide?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, with few exceptions. Thanks for the swift answer. What are the exceptions, please? Countries without diplomatic relations with Israel. We're shipping everywhere DHL can ship from Israel. For customers from those countries, we suggest to host. We can ship the miner to an hosting facility. Partial list here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=622998.0We've exhausted our 1MW DC in Israel. We're working to allow selecting a DC destination when doing the order, from a list of partners. You'll need to close the terms with the DC before doing the order. Edit: Distribute the hash-rate
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Does Spondoolies-Tech ship to any destination worldwide?
Thanks in advance.
Yes, with few exceptions.
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I hope the SP31 will be delivered early October (Not second half), and with the expected hashrate, or better ; Now the chips process must be mature... The early bugs or miscalculations are behind, no?
As explained before, it depends on the dates we'll receive the ASICs lots. We're trying to pull-in the dates, but we didn't get a commitment yet. We commit to the 2nd half of October. It might be before if we'll be able to get the ASICs before. Not bug but easily solvable production issue. Soon, RockerBox will show it's full potential. Well, actually, not the full potential since the SP31 still has the following limiting factors, in that order: PSUs, DC2DC, Cooling (heat sinks) I've seen the results of SP30 with slow corner ASICs in grcooling solution and it was impressive. Can't wait to see what SP31 results will look like in similar setup.
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Regarding the SP30 compensation, I'm sorry for the delay in our handling of it. We're extremely busy with the SP30 production. We'll contact each customer during next week.
Guy
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... There is also a chance that the SP31 performs like SP30 should have at ~6.6TH but I'd guess it's more likely it ends up closer to 4.5TH ...
Our commitment and guarantee is for 5.5 TH/s +- 5% with 3KW at the wall. It will probably preform better with the production tweaking we're doing. By guarantee I mean that we'll compensate for missing hash-rate by the $/GHs ratio of the deal.
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It depends on the dates we'll receive the ASICs lots. We're trying to pull-in the dates, but we didn't get a commitment yet. We commit to the 2nd half of October. It might be before if we'll be able to get the ASICs before.
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Price went up for late October SP31...
Calculate $/GHs August Group Buy 4500 / 6000 = 0.75 $/GHs Original 4500 / 4500 = 1.00 $/GHs Reality September Price 3895 / 4500 = 0.87 $/GHs End of October Price 3920 / 5500 = 0.71 $/GHs All depends on the difficulty growth of course... I would appreciate being able to apply whatever compensation you are offering for the August orders towards the now available late October units? Original will equal Reality. Please contact sales@
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Price went up for late October SP31...
Calculate $/GHs Calculate BTC/GHs Looking better and better ...
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Hi does anyone know below:
1) if the first august sp30 orders have shipped
2) how come the power consumption is higher than the total output of the 2x power supply (sorry newbie question) ? How will that even work/
Power Supply 2 x 1200 W - Drawing 1500 W "at the wall" (approved by the manufacturer)
Nominal Power Consumption 3000 W
thanks
1. Yes - But not from the Group Buy 2. The PSU's are capable of 1500 watts and have been approved by the manufacturer to operate over their recommended spec without issue. 1200 W is the output rating. It actually can output 1350 W. When outputting 1350 W, the consumption at the wall is 1500 W
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Why do you keep getting slow corner batches? This was a problem with the SP10 as well.
Several lots of the Hammers were indeed slow. The problem is much more acute with the first lots of RockerBox. In general, TSMC 40G Gaussian is much more narrower than TSMC 28 HPM Gaussian. Which means that 28 HPM ASICs can be extreme slow but still within TSMC acceptance criteria.
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... But +18.5 BTC for RoadStress ...
Most of it was contributed for good causes. Go find the GB and read the OP
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Price went up for late October SP31...
Calculate $/GHs
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so anybody have any information about underclocking and extending the sp30 lifetime in light of the giant difficulty increases?
Max voltage 0.67 (can't set it lower from the web GUI) and I'm getting 3.62Th/s and 0.58W/GH! Once I figure out how to navigate and edit the "mg_custom_mode" file will post again about this. I found it very amusing that our extreme slow corner 28nm ASICs outperform the competition 20nm Can't wait for October ASICs
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