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The suspense is killing me! What's the plan?
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Aren't you forgetting the heatsinks on the revised verticle version? and to reduce the foot print can't you put the PS under the chassis?
Wait I thought the Chillis were PCI based hence need to be plugged into a MOBO?
No, and no. I mentioned a minimum ~5cm width/ea which includes the heatsink, and Chilis are not PCI based and do not require a motherboard; the form factor was designed so that they could be fitted into a PCI slot if one wished, just as possible a way of mounting them, but they don't actually connect through the slot. And spotswood hasn't posted pictures of the revised vertical version yet, it was just a picture of a similar design. |
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I'm hesitantly optimistic. It really all depends on when the newly ordered equipment arrives. Cryptx has a special relationship with Cointerra that might have enabled them to make a sweetheart deal on this purchase, without more info we can only speculate.
Personally I'm very happy with the moves Cryptx has taken with this mine up to this point and have every confidence that he will continue to do what is best for the shareholders.
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Ok! I would like one that holds 7 Chilis; I just measured the width with the Accelero Mono cooler attached and it is ~5cm each. How much would that cost / what's the next step?
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This is darn exciting stuff. Payment & info sent for 6!
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Just ordered 2 of the new design. Can't wait to see them!
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131115 dividend received of 0.00164041/share, so that's 2.52% of IPO price. Very satisfying!
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131108 dividend received: 0.0035714/share, or 5.49% of IPO price. Which is delightful.
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FC is so far ahead of the curve he is beyond the horizon.
Yes. And AM is the only company showing sings of trying to implement a strategy for years, not months, into the future. This is endgame stuff. |
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It may be worth re-evaluating the decision to continue to sell hardware. With the exchange rate hike, we'll on'y be getting 2btc per blade. With the delay in shipment by hashfast and cointerra, I believe we would be better served to continue mining.
The growing Difficulty will PWN the blades, better to sell the blades if people pay good BTC(of course not selling for 2BTC, no way). Even at 400$ per btc its better to sell blades for 5.4ish than mine. The prices on the website were pegged in euros, so that's why dhenson was saying we'd only get ~2BTC per blade now. They won't sell for 5.4BTC/ea unless the exchange rate collapses. Even in the auction on the forum we were only getting 2.5-ish BTC/ea. |
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Awesome. I also bought this unit from him via PM Monday Nov. 4, and have not yet received a tracking number. So.
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I'm personally very wary of getting into this, as much as I want to get back what we put into components. With that said, Colin has offered to design a PCB for around $2k. This will bring up the price of the 2nd gen miners a bit, but since it's a fixed cost I'll try to spread it out over however many orders we get (if there is interest) in order to minimize the impact.
At any rate, given that there are zero bids on the Tradehill website, I'm inclined to think that we'll see the chips again soon at a lower price point. Unless enough people disagree with me to drive this thing forward, I think we should wait this first auction out.
Thoughts?
It's worth a try. I'm not gung-ho either, and the first auction (of Avalon Minis) saw two deadline extensions and minimum bid drops before the auction actually happened -- the initial minimum bid was 9BTC, then that dropped to 6BTC, then 2BTC and in the final auction they sold for 2.21BTC/ea, which was a great price. We don't know that that will happen again, but a price drop would certainly make the chips more appealing, especially with all the inevitable delays that will come with setting them in boards. Does the new board require significant changes? Could my initial Klondike order be reapplied to these (still-hypothetical) boards? |
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I've been running one of these for about a month and am completely satisfied. It runs ~50GH/s and is very stable, I've only had to restart it twice in that time.
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Speaking of that Cryptx, now might be a good time to re-apply on Havelock. They just got purchased by a fully licensed investment company and are welcoming US based customers. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=323077.0The volume would definitely be welcome. +1 gettin my dolla +1 |
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Generally its better send an issue report immediately when you identify an issue, *before* resetting the blockchain (and thus destroy any evidence that can help to debug the problem).
In your case, I can send you a version that sends your transactions stuck in "not transmitted yet" state.
Which email address did you use to send the reports? I can look up the problem.
You can restore your wallet backup with MultiBit, for example.
Thank you; I did receive a support response from you via email this morning, and it sounds like my usage pattern isn't compatible with the app. I was unaware of these usage guidelines, which you cited: The more important part is your usage pattern. Bitcoin Wallet (and to some extent Bitcoin in general) works best with amounts of 0.01 BTC or larger and a little bit of balance between receiving and spending. If you never spend you will accumulate unspent transactions (more precisely: unspent outputs) that will clog up your RAM. If you spend, Bitcoin Wallet can garbage collect spent transactions after a while.
Note that you can spend to yourself. Just make sure to choose an amount that aggregates a number of transactions, without letting that number get too large. If it gets too large, you'll bump into another limit: the transaction size limit.
General rules:
Try have about one spend every 30-50 transactions.
Refrain from receiving dust transactions.
Refrain from receiving transactions that pay lots of recipients at once. I imagine the last item is the problem, as I was receiving some mining payouts on the app. I have finally figured out how to import the wallet into MultiBit by adding ".key" onto the end of the backup file, so all funds are now recovered. Thanks again. |
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