Are you forgetting that alliedcontrol tested AM boards at 0.6w/gh at the wall?
BS Are you saying allied control is lying? No. 40G process is more sensitive to static leakage at high temperatures. It's true to AM Gen3 and to our Hammer ASICs. In the SP10, the Hammers are kept at about 110C By using DT IC with SP10 boards, the system efficiency will improve by about 10% - 15% from the ASICs alone. I don't have enough data to analyze the savings, if any, due to immersion of the PSU and DC2DCs. By BS I've meant that you need to compare apples to apples. Hammer is better than AM Gen3 in terms of W/GHs. I remind you that we EOL Hammer. Regarding RockerBox: 28 HPM is considerably less sensitive to static leakage at high temperatures. |
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I don't understand why they stopped producing the SP10 Dawson, it would still sell like crazy.  SP10 'Hammer' - 7.5 GH/s; 0.58 W/GH/s ; Costs sub $0.90 GH/s for the chips?" SP30 'Rockerbox' - 200 GH/s; " The first ASIC company to break the 0.5 W/GHs barrier" Costs sub $0.50 GH/s for the chips? SPXX 'PickAxe' - XXX GH/s; 0.34 W/GHs; Costs sub $0.40 GH/s for the chips? SPXX ' Mattock' - XXX GH/s; 0.10 W/Ghs; Costs sub $0.20 GH/s for the chips. Basically this is a war on. It is to develop the cheapest most efficient chips and there are only two real players Spondoolies versus BitFury with the capabilities to do this level of design. Spondoolies is going Nuclear on efficiency and price and hopefully they will continue selling their chips to anyone with the cash / btc.  Any corrections needed? I think I was pretty close to the costs of the chips if anything higher than actually off the factory floor prices. Lot's of corrections. Putting $/GH/s aside, RockerBox is 0.34 W/GHs at the ASIC level. PickAxe is  |
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Are you forgetting that alliedcontrol tested AM boards at 0.6w/gh at the wall?
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And with all that failure they still managed to make a more efficient and powerful chip than the hammer.
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Nope. The best result I've seen was over 1 W/GHs at the system level. Measuring a specific ASIC say nothing. ...
Imagine how the 28nm could turn out if they fix the problems.
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Sure. Imagine you'll get dividends. From what I know about BitQuan 28nm schedule, it will be more or less in time for our PickAxe to drop hard on them |
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Nope didn't forget them.
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Oh, right. It's them forgetting about your dividends. It doesn't make sense to give out dividends when the company is not in a position to do so does it? Or is that what you did? That would explain why you need preorders to fund your next gen. It does make sense to buy stocks of a "company" with blind faith and believe made up numbers. I've quoted some hilarious ones in the past. Excellent track record: cancelled 2nd gen, IR Drop failure in the 3rd gen, dumping ASICs at cost, ... The preorders we're doing allow interested customers to secure what will probably be the best machine in September. Early birds did it for July and August. Don't quote BA 0.5 W/GHs at the wall. It doesn't help your argument  The preorders didn't fund the 2nd gen R&D and tape out. They do go towards the batches as explained many times before. Our investors doesn't expect and didn't get any dividends. They're very happy with the company performance. |
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Nope didn't forget them.
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Oh, right. It's them forgetting about your dividends. |
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What ?? you don't mention AM in the list ?? |
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I confirm that horcoff bought and host 15 units in our datacenter. The deal included 6 month extended warranty. |
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Spondoolies,
Please can you add the option to purchase shipping in your store.
I wanted to send my hosted miners elsewhere, but wire transfer seems to be the only option and that's not something I can quickly or easily do.
TIA
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Nice to see you promoting BitmainTech in our thread. Gave up on AM ? |
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Had a great time with , Spondoolies-Tech team, now they know why are name is Cowboy-miner. [ what happend in BKK stays in BKK ] H Indeed. Great facility, terrific bunch |
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Back in Israel. Always nice to see my favorite AM SH lurking in our thread. Anyway, SP30 sales are good. Can't say the same about AM stock. Any dividends yet ? Going to sleep a bit, rough flight. |
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@spondoolies:
Have you gotten any information about the maximum performance of the ordered PSUs?
I assume they have a little less headroom than the ~+20% of the sp10s PSUs?
Both PSUs (Murata and Emerson) tested successfully at 1400W under 220V. We will draw ~1350W from them to leave us some margins. The final results will depend on system behavior of course. The above are estimations. |
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...could you put a bunch of fans in and run it up and give us a guess on how much noise this bestie is gonna make
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also what brand fans are you using ..if you give us customers notice we can perhaps dig up an 'optional' fan quieter that we may want to add
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Early estimations shows that from 1m distance noise level will be ~68dB (PSU side, fans at 80%, power supplies at max load) Under same conditions, the SP10 noise level is ~74dB We will have exact numbers only when the ASICs arrive Fans datasheet |
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Small debt to Zvisha (going over my hundreds of emails...) The hybrid SP30 (SP30 Mgmt, SP30 Mainboard, AlteraFPGA emulating RockerBox ASIC) is working perfectly. The sw is ready, just waiting for the ASIC ...  |
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This would coincide with Spon's statement and something that I figured was happening. AM isn't just selling chips at cost, but they are selling chips at cost as part of a deal.
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The information came from two different big systems integrators, not farm builders. The explanation that was gave is that the ASIC is obsolete and they need to clear stock. |
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 With new friends: Yingfei Li, Bitmain Xiang Liao ("Jack"), lightningasic CEO Alex Kampl, Allied Control Not in the picture: David Fan, Bitquan ("AM") General Manager Rock Xie and Alex Lam of RockMiner Had a great time. Guy |
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....I'm under NDAs and can't elaborate.
Probable translation: unlikely to be implemented for home user devices; more likely in data center locations for hosting customer devices (assuming they don't self-mine, which they've claimed to not do). For sure all those deployment methods are not relevant for home users. Once again, our business is selling miners and ASICs and not self mining. |
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