What price will SP-Tech be declaring on the invoice for Customs ( original purchased price or original minus compensation ).
The invoices will contain the adjusted price i.e. original minus compensation. Gadi |
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What price will SP-Tech be declaring on the invoice for Customs ( original purchased price or original minus compensation ).
email sales@ with your order # |
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Hate to repeat myself, but could we please have the change log for the latest 1.5.4 firmware for SP10?
Thank you.
Consider time diff ... It's early morning in Israel, and Zvisha (probably) worked very late yesterday (today) |
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Everyone knows shipping from China is dirt cheap. It would cost ~$200 to ship 40kgs. How much does Spondoolies charge for shipping per KG? IIRC they charge something ridiculous like $400 per sp30.
$300 per SP30 For bulk orders, it's considerable less |
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Spondoolie-Tech didn't "have" to make the SP30 a pre-order. ... It is the manufactures decision to use your pre-order money for R&D and making the product ...
It was already discussed many times in this thread before. The pre-order money was used for ordering the batches, not for R&D The 3 months lead time forced us to take pre-orders, because of the amount of $ involved - 10s of $M As I wrote many times also, I much prefer selling from stock, but it's not an option for us. Two more issues to consider: - We know for a fact, after talking with them, that the Chinese manufacturers were dropping prices because of our pre-order price point. - We don't self mine and we don't compete with our customers. We have 1MW DC in Israel, most of it populated by customers machines. Guy |
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We have unscheduled maintenance in our DC. It will take few hours at least until the machines will come online again.
We'll compensate for the down time.
Regards,
Guy
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The compensation will be for the missed GH/s, per the specific $/GH/s ratio of each customer order. It was explained numerous time before.
We'll allow each customer to select the form of compensation. More details soon.
Guy
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Feel free to browse his post history. though if i were he i would be deleting like a madman right about now.
i asked about shipped order numbers as it appears there are less than a handful in the wild.
and im also interested in factual details of the 'compensation package'.
while they are not technical questions i am confident they deserve acknowledgement.
i pray this is not lumped in the troll category
Edgar, You're certainly not a troll. The compensation details will become public in the following week or so. We're producing, testing and shipping, whenever we get the next batch of tested ASICs. We can't tell exact date per exact order# Guy |
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Have an august order with hosting... Write few mails about it 1-2 days ago still nothing from them...
Hi Whisper, We are doing our best to answer all requests in a timely manner, we will get to your email as well. As Guy mentioned we are working to increase our customer service department but this process takes time. Thank you for your patience, Gadi |
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Thank you for letting me know you are the first to reach the limit of 28nm Sha256 engineering.
Thank you again. RockerBox is certainly not the limit of 28nm SHA256 engineering. PickAxe our 3rd gen is also 28nm. The fact that we're using exactly the same process means one less production risk for us. We gained a lot from the issue we encountered with the first wafers lots of RockerBox. I believe that there is still a lot room for improvement. |
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Although Spontoolies Tech SP30 didn't meet their specs.
I want to congratulate Guy and his team for archieving this goal.
I have no doubt that they will improve the SP30 in later batches.
Thank you. |
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I will have a large amount of capacity available come September First in our new Oregon Facility, and even with the higher power consumption I will honor my previous price of $299/month, no time minimum, no other fees. Knowledgeable staff with the ability to receive vial pallet for cheaper shipping directly from Spondooli. They have successfully shipped ~120 SP10s to us via pallet without a problem.
Confirmed. |
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Looks like Guy was right, bitfury did just build another 20MW datacenter. http://venturebeat.com/2014/07/30/bitfury-announces-hosted-mining-services/It's a bit unclear whether it's already filled with hardware or not. Also noticed "Some 40 percent of all Bitcoins are mined using BitFury chips." and "BitFury has an impressive track record, having successfully delivered three prior generations of silicon and has a roadmap to at least double performance-per-watt every six months. " The Georgian DC is filled with hardware. They're working on the next one now. Three generations of silicon are rev1, rev2 and LightFury, all 55nm custom made, UMC Roadmap is nice, execution is lacking. Valery's full custom unique method is extremely challenging on the more advanced nodes. As I wrote, they're scrapped their 20nm effort after investing a lot of time on it. They have enough money (endless...) to hired top notch designers though. 2015 will be interesting. |
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Gees... This seems bad, however I have to wonder how long this can be sustained. There are so many what ifs I guess. I wonder how much they are deploying at a time.
BitFury rhythm is about 10-20MW every two months. The 25% three jumps ago was their 20MW Georgian DC. Not so long. Their hardware is outdated. They wasted too much time playing with LightFury (scrypt 55nm ASIC). List of recent failures: - Still didn't TO their custom UMC 40nm effort (AFAIK, unconfirmed) - Scrapped big 28nm ASIC on Thermals. They got burnt from big ASICs and keeping the small ASICs design approach. - Scrapped 20nm custom ASIC effort. "Too complicated and takes too much time". Straight from the horse mouth. - Starting again a fully custom 28nm ASIC Loool, you just failed yourself in a big way and still have a big mouth pointing at other companies. Better care for your own company.... Never seen a company talking so much bad about others as you do. Thats not the way to do business. From all the ASIC companies, BitFury is the company I have most respect to. Good tech, usually very smart moves. Self mining on a much larger scale than KNC, which I find very problematic. BitFury is a good competition. They have 1.5 years head start on us, and daily revenues of $0.5M We like the challenge. Revealing some of the stuff going on behind the scene is bad ? I'm giving the customers more information, so they'll do an informed decision. Indeed, we had a production issue. RockerBox will fulfill our expectations in October. Going to sleep, Guy |
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Well then give us the real reason, it has been asked several times since yesterday and we haven't got any oficial reply.
Already stated in the original message. We're concentrating on building, testing and shipping now. We're are a very small team, stressed to the maximum. Especially with the current situation in Israel. I won't discuss the matter further for now. We'll compensate per our promise. Guy |
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Gees... This seems bad, however I have to wonder how long this can be sustained. There are so many what ifs I guess. I wonder how much they are deploying at a time.
BitFury rhythm is about 10-20MW every two months. The 25% three jumps ago was their 20MW Georgian DC. Not so long. Their hardware is outdated. They wasted too much time playing with LightFury (scrypt 55nm ASIC). List of recent failures: - Still didn't TO their custom UMC 40nm effort (AFAIK, unconfirmed) - Scrapped big 28nm ASIC on Thermals. They got burnt from big ASICs and keeping the small ASICs design approach. - Scrapped 20nm custom ASIC effort. "Too complicated and takes too much time". Straight from the horse mouth. - Starting again a fully custom 28nm ASIC |
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Complete BS, both claims.
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I wonder how much they are deploying at a time.
BitFury rhythm is about 10-20MW every two months. The 25% three jumps ago was their 20MW Georgian DC. |
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