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September 24, 2013, 12:18:09 AM
Last edit: September 24, 2013, 01:10:57 PM by cointerra
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We have recently released a new video demonstrating a working FGPA, as well as additional GoldStrike1 ASIC chip details.

To watch the video and read the full release, please head to http://cointerra.com/cointerra-demonstrates-working-fpga-releases-additional-chip-details/ .


If you can't wait and just want the GoldStrike ASIC specs, here they are!

Global Foundries: 28nm HPP process.Clock-speed: 1.4 GHz (min binning speed) to 2 GHz (max binning speed)

Die size: 3 dies of 10x10 mm for a total of 300 sqmm.

Hash rate: 504 GH/s to 720 GH/s based on binning speed

Hashes per sq mm: 1.68 GH/s/mm2 to 2.4 GH/s/mm2

Power consumption: <0.6 watts/GH/s (@ 0.765 volts)

Architecture: pipelined unrolled hashing units

Tape-out due: 1st week of October

System cooling:  Custom designed liquid cooling by CoolIT Systems capable of 400 watts per chip, though the chip will not exceed 300 watts in normal operating condition. incorporating  3x high speed 12cm fans with 4U sized radiator at the back.  System box was recently upgraded from 2u to 4u to allow for larger fans and radiator to provide significant increase in cooling capacity and reduced fan noise  - 12cm fans are much quieter than 9cm fans.

Logistics: By design, all suppliers (excluding ASIC), including PCB design, board and box assembly provided locally in Austin to reduce shipping delays of parts between locations and eliminate delays due to logistics or customs.

Significant payments made to fab to expedite process from usual 90+ days to 65 days.

Chips expected back, early December.

Systems expected to begin shipping to customers, Mid December.


If you have any questions, you can always reach us at info@cointerra.com or 512-270-6050.


Best Regards,
CoinTerra Team

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If you have any questions for us, we're happy to help at info (at) cointerra (dot) com
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September 24, 2013, 03:30:01 AM
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Awesome news, I look forward to having some of these hosted at my facility.
As A native texan , are you guys ok with organized ahead of time visits?
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September 24, 2013, 04:50:16 AM
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good job

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You now have my legitimate attention.
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We have recently released a new video demonstrating a working FGPA, as well as additional GoldStrike1 ASIC chip details.

To watch the video and read the full release, please head to http://cointerra.com/cointerra-demonstrates-working-fpga-releases-additional-chip-details/ .


If you can't wait and just want the GoldStrike ASIC specs, here they are!

Global Foundries: 28nm HPP process.Clock-speed: 1.4 GHz (min binning speed) to 2 GHz (max binning speed)

Die size: 3 dies of 10x10 nm for a total of 300 sqmm.

Hash rate: 504 GH/s to 720 GH/s based on binning speed

Hashes per sq mm: 1.67 GH/s/mm2 to 2.34 GH/s/mm2

Power consumption: <0.6 watts/GH/s (@ 0.765 volts)

Architecture: pipelined unrolled hashing units

Tape-out due: 1st week of October

System cooling:  Custom designed liquid cooling by CoolIT Systems capable of 400 watts per chip, though the chip will not exceed 300 watts in normal operating condition. incorporating  3x high speed 12cm fans with 4U sized radiator at the back.  System box was recently upgraded from 2u to 4u to allow for larger fans and radiator to provide significant increase in cooling capacity and reduced fan noise  - 12cm fans are much quieter than 9cm fans.

Logistics: By design, all suppliers (excluding ASIC), including PCB design, board and box assembly provided locally in Austin to reduce shipping delays of parts between locations and eliminate delays due to logistics or customs.

Significant payments made to fab to expedite process from usual 90+ days to 65 days.

Chips expected back, early December.

Systems expected to begin shipping to customers, Mid December.


If you have any questions, you can always reach us at info@cointerra.com or 512-270-6050.


Best Regards,
CoinTerra Team

Thank you for sharing this video.

I for one am pleased to see this hands on demonstration showing the team behind the Cointerra name in action.
This progress video helps instill confidence on them realistically hitting their December 2013 shipping target.

Well that is as long as everything goes according to plan. Smiley
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September 24, 2013, 07:52:06 AM
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December can't come soon enough!
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YES !!!  Grin
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September 24, 2013, 10:32:17 AM
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any plan to offer hosting?
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September 24, 2013, 12:07:52 PM
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Boss da chips da chips... are they for sale?

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ahh, tattoo...

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September 24, 2013, 06:03:39 PM
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any plan to offer hosting?

Yes, we absolutely plan to offer a hosting solution for our customers. We are currently in discussions with multiple hosting providers and will select a list of approved partners in the next few weeks.

We will offer these hosting options to all of our existing and future customers.

www.cointerra.com - Professional grade Bitcoin mining equipment.
If you have any questions for us, we're happy to help at info (at) cointerra (dot) com
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September 24, 2013, 08:58:14 PM
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500ghs will be so sslow by that time
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September 24, 2013, 09:21:49 PM
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500ghs will be so sslow by that time



Glad you wake up zulover Wink

But now update your news and go pick your poison here ==> http://cointerra.com/shop/
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September 24, 2013, 09:33:09 PM
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You had my curiosity, but now you have my attention.

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September 24, 2013, 10:28:14 PM
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Congratulations on your milestone

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September 24, 2013, 10:51:38 PM
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going from a working FPGA to an ASIC isnt a simple task.....    I'd save the bragging for when you have a functional prototype.....


just my 2 cents
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September 24, 2013, 11:01:39 PM
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going from a working FPGA to an ASIC isnt a simple task.....    I'd save the bragging for when you have a functional prototype.....


just my 2 cents

True, but just check out the pedigree of their team.
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September 24, 2013, 11:27:28 PM
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also - why must we have another thread outside the original one???

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September 25, 2013, 03:38:25 AM
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Awesome news, I look forward to having some of these hosted at my facility.
As A native texan , are you guys ok with organized ahead of time visits?
Yes, you are always welcome to visit us in Austin! Smiley

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If you have any questions for us, we're happy to help at info (at) cointerra (dot) com
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September 25, 2013, 05:10:09 AM
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Awesome news, I look forward to having some of these hosted at my facility.
As A native texan , are you guys ok with organized ahead of time visits?
Yes, you are always welcome to visit us in Austin! Smiley
Shot yall a PM Smiley
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