dazzmore
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June 15, 2018, 01:42:18 AM |
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When is paypal method is gonna be available
It's not. They requested some additional documents we won't be able to provide until after sales close. We will be able to use them for future batches though. The orders that have gone through PayPal are still good right? |
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d.v.
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June 15, 2018, 02:01:10 AM |
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When is paypal method is gonna be available
It's not. They requested some additional documents we won't be able to provide until after sales close. We will be able to use them for future batches though. The orders that have gone through PayPal are still good right? my paypal transactions are still intact and the financial institutions behind paypal shows the same as well so i assume all is well if you used paypal and everything went through as it should. |
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senseless (OP)
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June 15, 2018, 02:10:50 AM |
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When is paypal method is gonna be available
It's not. They requested some additional documents we won't be able to provide until after sales close. We will be able to use them for future batches though. The orders that have gone through PayPal are still good right? Yes, if paypal doesn't refund your transaction you're good. If they're requesting information from you call them and provide it. |
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June 15, 2018, 03:19:01 AM |
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senseless (OP)
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June 15, 2018, 03:29:47 AM |
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You should read through the thread. |
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ftcain
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June 15, 2018, 03:53:06 AM |
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Read 36 pages is to spend a lot of time, answer right here please.
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June 15, 2018, 04:20:24 AM |
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When is paypal method is gonna be available
It's not. They requested some additional documents we won't be able to provide until after sales close. We will be able to use them for future batches though. That is the kind of answer I like to read. |
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m.vina
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June 15, 2018, 04:33:10 AM |
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You should read through the thread. I also don't have time to backread the entire thread. Is there any difference in models/versions of the two VCU1525 ftcain posted? $3600 from $47534 is a great variance even with a group buy in place. More than 1000% less actually. Would appreciate a response since orders are still not closed anyway. |
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senseless (OP)
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June 15, 2018, 05:06:08 AM |
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You should read through the thread. I also don't have time to backread the entire thread. Is there any difference in models/versions of the two VCU1525 ftcain posted? $3600 from $47534 is a great variance even with a group buy in place. More than 1000% less actually. Would appreciate a response since orders are still not closed anyway. We've negotiated pricing with Xilinx to provide the boards to the cryptospace through order volume. Our board was rebranded from VCU to BCU because it will contain modifications and changes to it's revision that won't be present on the VCU. We're working with the manufacturers to get that done and make sure the cards are fine tuned for mining. We are burning the efuse with a security key that will allow us to securely distribute bitstreams from community developers. Effectively protecting the developer from the customer, and the customer from the developer as the developer does have the potential to destroy a board with a bad design (intentionally or unintentionally). Just today we've dumped large amounts of code that were months in the making. |
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melpheos
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June 15, 2018, 05:15:45 AM |
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You should read through the thread. I also don't have time to backread the entire thread. Is there any difference in models/versions of the two VCU1525 ftcain posted? $3600 from $47534 is a great variance even with a group buy in place. More than 1000% less actually. Would appreciate a response since orders are still not closed anyway. Those are not the same cards.... The public price for the model card we are buying is in the price range fpga.land sells it but without the mods which make them proper to mining (default fan is not enough) Through fpga land you are saving several hundreds $ (in my case i save €700 => $800) |
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mineroc
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June 15, 2018, 05:49:12 AM |
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Noticed cards on website changed models from vcu1525 to bcu1525. Is this blower difference?
edit:just read above post.
Are you selling blower cards or open air fan cards?
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June 15, 2018, 05:59:11 AM |
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You should read through the thread. I also don't have time to backread the entire thread. Is there any difference in models/versions of the two VCU1525 ftcain posted? $3600 from $47534 is a great variance even with a group buy in place. More than 1000% less actually. Would appreciate a response since orders are still not closed anyway. Been tracking avnet price, pretty sure I saw 5000$ at some point |
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Dhino
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June 15, 2018, 06:17:26 AM |
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Read 36 pages is to spend a lot of time, answer right here please.
If you want to make money then you have to do some work. |
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lunobird
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June 15, 2018, 06:27:59 AM |
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bummer. Paypal refunded me  . Jun 14, 2018 PayPal Transaction reversed and case closed Jun 14, 2018 PayPal Email sent to seller Jun 8, 2018 Seller Response received from seller Jun 7, 2018 PayPal Email sent to seller |
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melpheos
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June 15, 2018, 06:32:54 AM
Last edit: June 15, 2018, 08:20:12 AM by melpheos |
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Read 36 pages is to spend a lot of time, answer right here please.
OMG the laziness of people these days ! |
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June 15, 2018, 10:49:07 AM |
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I'm a complete novice when it comes to stuff like this - never even used Linux. Can someone explain to me what the process of using this miner would be? Earlier in the thread someone said it won't be "plug and play"
so I guess my question is: assume we receive the miner tomorrow, what then? What tools/process will be required to get the miner up and running?
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June 15, 2018, 11:03:19 AM |
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cgminer/4.9.0 on lyra2z they are your FPGAs?
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melpheos
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June 15, 2018, 11:33:40 AM |
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I'm a complete novice when it comes to stuff like this - never even used Linux. Can someone explain to me what the process of using this miner would be? Earlier in the thread someone said it won't be "plug and play"
so I guess my question is: assume we receive the miner tomorrow, what then? What tools/process will be required to get the miner up and running?
If you have never used linux, first start to familiarise with this plateform. Honestly with Ubuntu, the installation should be a breeze. However installation an FPGA on it might be a different story (like nvidia card that take a crazy long time to install) Right now, there is no published miner for FPGA anyway so if you receive tomorrow, you can just leave it in it's box |
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June 15, 2018, 11:50:07 AM |
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I'm a complete novice when it comes to stuff like this - never even used Linux. Can someone explain to me what the process of using this miner would be? Earlier in the thread someone said it won't be "plug and play"
so I guess my question is: assume we receive the miner tomorrow, what then? What tools/process will be required to get the miner up and running?
If you have never used linux, first start to familiarise with this plateform. Honestly with Ubuntu, the installation should be a breeze. However installation an FPGA on it might be a different story (like nvidia card that take a crazy long time to install) Right now, there is no published miner for FPGA anyway so if you receive tomorrow, you can just leave it in it's box Actually lots of published miners and algorithms were released for developers over the last few days. They aren’t plug and play for non-technical users, but they exist. FPGAs are not consumer hardware. “List” price on a chip is as much as 50x what a big buyer pays. |
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