14nm A4 Dominator ASIC, world best 1.5W/Mhs efficiency, coming soon

[Inno_ASIC]

14nm A4 Dominator ASIC, world best 1.5W/Mhs efficiency, coming soon

Innosilicon, the world renowned creator of the dominating 28nm A2 Terminator, is proudly announcing the specification & availability of the exciting next generation 14nm ASIC code-named A4 Dominator. This is a full custom optimized LTC mining ASIC with a tremendous focus on efficiency and cost, providing an incredible up to 4Mhs per chip performance with as low as 1.5W/Mhs efficiency in a DCDC less daisy chain configuration. This will allow for next gen scrypt miners with an incredible 400MHs to 500MHs hash power per box, with easily over 300% better power efficiency over the previous generations and anyone else. The A4 miner will be the most profitable mining device in every category. Available as both an ASIC and a complete miner soon, nothing can touch the well-crafted A4 Dominator in terms of performance and cost in the next 2 years! Initial batch of A4 chips will be available in May for miner developer to design PCB and software. Mass produced A4 ASIC/Miners will be available in June/July 2016 based on pre-order sequence.

A4 Dominator ASIC & Miner Specifications:

A4 Miner: 400Mhs per 1KW power supply in one standard miner box
A4 ASIC: 3.5Mhs per chip performance at 2.5W/MHs nominal, see tables below on modes
Extreme Low Power: ASIC with large memory running at single rail 0.6V
One Start and New PCB: eliminate the need of DC-DC components and enable 14 to 20 A4 chips running off the single 12V DC supply
PSU Requirements: common PCI-E 8Pins/6+2Pins with 12V output
Included: Raspberry Pi running the most user friendly A2 terminator Software
Server Grid Reliability: built-in high-procession temperature sensor for automatic chip protection and variable frequency operation to maximize chip life time

A4 Chips’ DCDC-less Cascaded configuration, 14 to 20 chip per chain in one PCB

A4 Dominator is full custom optimized & taped-out in the world’s most advanced 14nm process, with huge amount of performance efficiency over any 28nm node. Our chips are under mass production and initial batch for developer will be available in May, with complete miners coming soon afterwards.

A4 Chip’s Package Diagram

The A4 Dominator will continue the fantastic A2 Terminator legacy in serving our mining community. With the unbeatable price and performance, A4 Dominator ASIC/Miner will revolutionize how we mine coins for the years to come. Please stay tuned for early bird discount!

For more information, please refer to www.innosilicon.com / www.innosilicon.com.cn, or contact us via email account: sales@innosilicon.com, zhangq@innosilicon.com.cn CC: sales@innosilicon.com.cn

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[ipominer]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

[CosaNostra]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

Yep, that's the most important matter missing here 

[boy2k]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

Yep, that's the most important matter missing here 

definitely!

[ForeseeNz]

yeah nah

[Inno_ASIC]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

Good question! The ASICs and miner price will be best ever. Will announce early bird discounted price in one week.

[CosaNostra]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

Good question! The ASICs and miner price will be best ever. Will announce early bird discounted price in one week.

Cool 
Any real pictures yet?

[lin0sspice]

How much?
I thought last spec was 800mhs ,800w

[Crypto Nut]

Book Marked and my A2 will be on EBAY very soon.

[QuintLeo]

Nice specs, but only about half the efficiency mentioned in your early announcement back around November (850 MH at under 1000 watts IIRC in TURBO mode, 600 at 720 or some such in non-turbo).
Might be a good thing through for those of us with existing A2 units, should give us more time to achieve RoI before the hashrate goes through the roof.

 Is one miner going to be able to achieve all of the modes listed in your post on your website, or it that going to be determined by how many chips are in a string on the board / voltage on each chip?


 BTW - this probably would have been better posted in the Altcoin Mining forum here, the only way I can FIND this posting is via a Google Search - or it needs a cross-post over there.

[QuintLeo]

The specifications sound good. Is there an estimate on pricing yet?

Good question! The ASICs and miner price will be best ever. Will announce early bird discounted price in one week.

 Been a week and a half, announcement is where?

[jc12345]

Also, most of the time with mining rig companies it becomes a matter of waiting lists, then time delays then new and better products from competitors and by the time one gets the product it is outdated.

How will you guarantee this is not the case with your company?

[QuintLeo]

Guess you don't know Innosilicon's track record, or know much about Litecoin, or WHY Bitcoin (but much lesser degree) and Litecoin product generations were closely-spaced BEFORE they caught up to the current Semiconductor state-of-the-art in the 14/16nm generation.

[Elphamyto]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

[psycodad]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

There is definitely something going on, I stumbled upon this recently which is announced as prototype for July:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-arrival-Zeus-Scrypt-Miner-All-Solution-Litecoin-Miner-300M-digging-Litecoin-with-power-supply-send/2048732975.html

Not mich info, but it gives at least some idea what will be on the price tag for those 14nm miners.

[Eyedol-X]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

There is definitely something going on, I stumbled upon this recently which is announced as prototype for July:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-arrival-Zeus-Scrypt-Miner-All-Solution-Litecoin-Miner-300M-digging-Litecoin-with-power-supply-send/2048732975.html

Not mich info, but it gives at least some idea what will be on the price tag for those 14nm miners.

That looks exactly like an older 88MH Design -- It says A2 in description of auction but in details it says A4 -- I think it's BS.

[philipma1957]

14nm A4 Dominator ASIC, world best 1.5W/Mhs efficiency, coming soon

Innosilicon, the world renowned creator of the dominating 28nm A2 Terminator, is proudly announcing the specification & availability of the exciting next generation 14nm ASIC code-named A4 Dominator. This is a full custom optimized LTC mining ASIC with a tremendous focus on efficiency and cost, providing an incredible up to 4Mhs per chip performance with as low as 1.5W/Mhs efficiency in a DCDC less daisy chain configuration. This will allow for next gen scrypt miners with an incredible 400MHs to 500MHs hash power per box, with easily over 300% better power efficiency over the previous generations and anyone else. The A4 miner will be the most profitable mining device in every category. Available as both an ASIC and a complete miner soon, nothing can touch the well-crafted A4 Dominator in terms of performance and cost in the next 2 years! Initial batch of A4 chips will be available in May for miner developer to design PCB and software. Mass produced A4 ASIC/Miners will be available in June/July 2016 based on pre-order sequence.

A4 Dominator ASIC & Miner Specifications:

A4 Miner: 400Mhs per 1KW power supply in one standard miner box
A4 ASIC: 3.5Mhs per chip performance at 2.5W/MHs nominal, see tables below on modes
Extreme Low Power: ASIC with large memory running at single rail 0.6V
One Start and New PCB: eliminate the need of DC-DC components and enable 14 to 20 A4 chips running off the single 12V DC supply
PSU Requirements: common PCI-E 8Pins/6+2Pins with 12V output
Included: Raspberry Pi running the most user friendly A2 terminator Software
Server Grid Reliability: built-in high-procession temperature sensor for automatic chip protection and variable frequency operation to maximize chip life time

A4 Chips’ DCDC-less Cascaded configuration, 14 to 20 chip per chain in one PCB

A4 Dominator is full custom optimized & taped-out in the world’s most advanced 14nm process, with huge amount of performance efficiency over any 28nm node. Our chips are under mass production and initial batch for developer will be available in May, with complete miners coming soon afterwards.

A4 Chip’s Package Diagram

The A4 Dominator will continue the fantastic A2 Terminator legacy in serving our mining community. With the unbeatable price and performance, A4 Dominator ASIC/Miner will revolutionize how we mine coins for the years to come. Please stay tuned for early bird discount!

For more information, please refer to www.innosilicon.com / www.innosilicon.com.cn, or contact us via email account: sales@innosilicon.com, zhangq@innosilicon.com.cn CC: sales@innosilicon.com.cn

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I am willing to demo one for the forum and will return it back to any place in the USA.

I would set it in my joint venture solar array and do a two week demo then ship it back to you  or possibly purchase it  for the array.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1369207.0

I would place lots of photos and info for people to see it.

[psycodad]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

There is definitely something going on, I stumbled upon this recently which is announced as prototype for July:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-arrival-Zeus-Scrypt-Miner-All-Solution-Litecoin-Miner-300M-digging-Litecoin-with-power-supply-send/2048732975.html

Not mich info, but it gives at least some idea what will be on the price tag for those 14nm miners.

That looks exactly like an older 88MH Design -- It says A2 in description of auction but in details it says A4 -- I think it's BS.

I don't think so, yes it's definitely not a picture of the real thing, but then again, if a prototype is expected for July a photo of the real miner would need some time travelling I guess, so its understandable to take a placeholder.

It looks like the LKETC 110MH Terminator IMHO. Since this is one of the largest miner sellers on AliX and given the guarantess that AliX gives I doubt its pure BS - why should the seller do that (except maybe luring visitors into his shop and ending buying other models) ?
I take this as a sign that these magic 14nm miners will pop up at your local dealer sometimes around end of this summer.

[Marvell1]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

There is definitely something going on, I stumbled upon this recently which is announced as prototype for July:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-arrival-Zeus-Scrypt-Miner-All-Solution-Litecoin-Miner-300M-digging-Litecoin-with-power-supply-send/2048732975.html

Not mich info, but it gives at least some idea what will be on the price tag for those 14nm miners.

That looks exactly like an older 88MH Design -- It says A2 in description of auction but in details it says A4 -- I think it's BS.

year pay off no thanks , needs to be around $1200 to be worth it

[QuintLeo]

So it's been a while without any updates. Do you actually have an eta on these next gen miners?

There is definitely something going on, I stumbled upon this recently which is announced as prototype for July:

http://www.aliexpress.com/item/New-arrival-Zeus-Scrypt-Miner-All-Solution-Litecoin-Miner-300M-digging-Litecoin-with-power-supply-send/2048732975.html

Not mich info, but it gives at least some idea what will be on the price tag for those 14nm miners.

That looks exactly like an older 88MH Design -- It says A2 in description of auction but in details it says A4 -- I think it's BS.

 88 MH A2 still had 6 boards, not 5 - and the wiring is different too. Minor changes though - and there was some variation even in the A2 line of the "same model", I've got 4 Megas and they are NOT identical, different case lengths (2 long, 2 short) differences in the fans and other minor differences - but they ALL have 6 hash boards (the 110 had more chips / board, NOT an extra board, based my own units AND every picture I've seen of A2 units).

 It WOULD make sense for the A4 to be similar to the A2 in design and layout - consider the differences between the A1 Dragons and the A2 Terminators (oh yeah, same basic design carried over with minor changes).

 Price is WAY too high, but part of that might be the dealer markup.
 My "ballpark" estimate has been $2500ish from Innosilicon direct for a while now.


 I'm not inclined to say "scam" yet - but I concede the potential is there.