Fine, show us the kosher feast then!

Everyone is looking forward to the fruit of their labour, even when it doesn´t turn out to be as good as planned (or bacon for that matter).

I has miner:

More miner p0rn:

It is obviously a metaphor.

Let´s see the bacon!

As a non-swiss resident, you need a lawyer for almost anything. Lawyers aren´t cheap.

I also don´t think it is likely you will be able to prove any criminal charges against them.

You might be able to accelerate getting your money back, but it will still take months. (and bitmine might have payed until then, so the legal costs weren´t neccesarry in the first place)

Also, have fun arguing your case in Italian.

I guess they have Zvisha locked up in the basement as he works the firmware to achieve the highest possible stable hashrate on the units.

S3 batch 4 order shipped.

Order marked as collected.

To get rid of any doubts:

The Swiss legal system doesn´t typically award lawyer cost and other expenses to the winning party.

Swiss lawyers aren´t cheap at all.

You will be looking at major legal costs if you want to sue them, and I do not think they would be found guilty of any criminal charges.


Bitmine seems to have shipped most of the orders now, and apparently have the capabilities to deliver a large amount of hashpower in shorter times.

It might be best if you just come to a conclusion aka 200% hashpower delivered now... etc

Are you being deliberately stupid?

You don´t need hands on training to setting up a PC, do you?
Did you take a course on how to connect your router to the internet?

Hands on training to use a washing machine? (Hint, most ppl are okay with a manual).

Setting up an Antminer is actually much easier, so quit your whining.

No, because the average miner isn´t a thick (American) person unable to read a manual and / or search this forum to find the atleast two detailed setup guides.

@bitbets
The S3 is one of the easiest to use products.

You can complain when you need to build cgminer from source and patch it in order for your stuff to work, but not about going into a webinterface and changing the ip of the unit.

This has to be done for any networked miner, so I am not sure why you think it is especially difficult.

Any power supply will be less efficient at 120V vs 230V, therefore the maximum supplied power is lower.

Specifically, both the Murata and Emerson are only rated as 1050W on a 120V circuit. (vs 1250+ at 208V+)

This is due to simple physics, and spondoolies cannot do too much about it. Any halfway decent datacenter will have 208V+ available.

It isn´t too difficult to run a 240V circuit in an American home, and the rest of the world doesn´t have such an exotic voltage in their house anyway.

It officially stated 6TH +/-10 % on their website, and the 6TH figure was also repeated as the new "normal" figure on the forums (and spondoolies even proposed that it might be higher).

The chip is rated
This speed was also given when tapeout was announced.

That is why I am asking, to use other users as guinea pigs.

If someone has tested the waters and deems them safe, I will have more information available.

Yes, I agree we shouldn´t speculate.

As for the hashrate of the sp30, it was quite offensively marketed as 6TH (+/-10%, against the Neptune if I remember correctly) so this should be the basis for any compensation (along with the 0.4W/GH).

Thankfully opinions don´t change the hashrate a unit achieves (or my sp10 would already hash at 100TH).

Let´s wait and see what spondoolies will tell soon.

Would like to hear from anyone who bought / changed an order to cloud hashing.

The service should be online starting at the middle of August.

Slow corner asics are typically sorted out by testing, only allowing typical/typical and fast/fast asics to be implemented in the miners.

That being said, spondoolies probably had no other option than to ship miners with the chips they had in-hand.

Yes, I will get my July sp30 in the next days.

I am obviously not immune in my desire to speculate, as any naturally curious person isn´t.