Fast-Hash-400's 400 GH/s each

[Noogsy]

Voted.
But I lied.

[log2exp]

Thanks for being honest. We have somewhere around 28 fiat millionaires waiting to get rich in bitcoins.

Voted.
But I lied.

[johnyj]

now 31 

[dvdrewritable]

see how many get burnt this time 

[kslaughter]

Zero

[johnyj]

See our Web Site:  http://www.virtualminingcorp.com

Guy on the website looks nowhere near average Bitcoin miner. My usual response upon meeting people looking like him is "No, thanks, bye!"  

Exactly, once I sent a coin to a girl who looks like that woman on their website, and guess what? She lost her mywallet password  

[dust]

How many units would you buy?

If we could deliver the units NOW.

Specifications:

• Fast-Hash-400's @ 400 GH/s each
• 45nm 6 GH/s chips
• 75 chips per board
• 1 board per unit
• expandable to 4 boards
• expandable to 1.6 TH/s
• Rack Mountable
• Low Power
• ~$15,000

If you could deliver NOW, I would buy as many as I could afford.  However, you aren't delivering NOW, so I am interested in buying exactly zero.

Thus, I'd be interested in ASIC miners at or below, say, $8000 per TH/s, especially if they draw significantly less power than the BFL ones.

Delivery time is much more important than Th/$ or Th/W in the current mining market.

OP, why are you asking what we would pay now if these 45nm products will only be available a year from now?


The "Virtual Mining Corp" site, as well as another site you own, axs.net (can2it), are pretty shady and are not what I would expect from competent engineers and businessmen.

From my observations:

• Optimistic case, you are a BitcoinINV type who has good intentions but is woefully unprepared for the businesses he runs.
  
• Worst case, you are a scammer.

Either way, I find it hard to believe that you will develop your own 45nm ASICs within a year.

You claim the miner is AM3+ compatible, and contains an AMD 8350. Why?

2GB ram, upgradeable to 32GB. Why?

USB 3.0. Why?

To impress newbies?

[dust]

So is the minirig, at jally power draws, a minirig needs 9KW of power each. It's a portable fire starter and neighborhood light dimmer, and the power bill will each up a vast amount of profit.

the average household only can pull 3kw tops if you run everything you have all at once.

You are right about the issues with running a minirig off of household power, but it is ridiculous to assert that the power costs of a 9kW 1.5Th/s rig would "eat up a vast amount of profit".  At current difficulty, price, and the average US electricity price ($0.12), power costs would be 0.29% of revenue.  At 76x the current difficulty, it would be 22%, similar to the efficiency of a dual 5970 rig today.