nTek Computers | World's Most Powerful Bitcoin Miner - 2.4Th/s (to 3.2Th/s)

[ntekcomputers]

Immediate Press Release:
nTek Computers
April 22, 2014
www.ntekcomputers.com

nTek Computers is proud to announce the World's Most Advanced ASIC Bitcoin miner!

nTek 2.4Th/s 28nm ASIC Bitcoin Miner (3,200Gh/s in Turbo Mode)

nTek Computers Innovative Patent Pending ASIC Cooling Technology allows for greater hashing capabilities.

2,400 Gh/s of MINING POWER
Up to 3200Gh/s in Turbo Mode
Based on the Coincraft A1 28nm ASIC chip
 

1-Year Warranty

RMA support directly through nTek Computers

This is for one unit with forty 28nm ASIC chips. 80 A1 28nm ASIC chips per unit

Self contained system, Comes with Raspberry Pi and screen to see hashing rate. Everything you need to mine right out of the box!

Just input any Bitcoin pool info and mine any SHA-256 based Cryptocurrency!

Payment is either with Bitcoin, Bank Wire Transfer, or PayPal. Value based on current Bitcoin Value of Coinbase.com in USDA

Contact Us if you would like to purchase (four) or more units. We will provide you a special discount code to use during checkout!

nTek Computers specializes in advanced High Performance Computing (HPC) systems. We stand behind the systems we sell.

Contents:
2 modular nTek units of 1.2Th/s ASIC miner (1600Gh/s in Turbo mode)
2.4Th/s in a single standard form factor 4U server chassis
1 Raspberry Pi computer
1 Raspberry Pi screen
Dual 1000watt (2000watts) total Platinum 80-Plus rated enterprise class power supply unit (PSU)

Specification:
80 State of the art Coincraft A1 28nm ASIC chips
High Quality Bench Tested PCB
4U Rack mount compatible server chassis (rackmount rails extra)
Internal 2000 watt PSU's (draws about 1400-1920watts depending on hashing rate and overclocking configuration)
Latest energy efficient Power Supply and ASIC chips to give you the highest ROI
USB Port to connect to Raspberry Pi, PC or MAC. (Raspberry Pi only uses about $.02 in electricity each day)
Fitted with high performance fans to keep the processors cool.
Patent Pending thermal cooling system

Watch an animation of the unique Patent Pending nTek ASIC cooling system:
http://vimeo.com/92523576









Contact Us for special pricing! Limited Availability available on a first come first serve basis.

Will begin shipping on or before Q3 (July 1st) 2014.

*Please note that while we took the highest possible care in doing accurate and conservative simulations of the ASIC chips, the real performances of the final product could vary by a +/- 20% tolerance.

[zulover]

We need to see something hashng even prototype, and a unit to a reputable reviewer on the forum will help greatly, like Dogie. and check your prices, it might be a mistake, but 16k for a 3.2ths in july!

[dogie]

unit to a reputable reviewer on the forum will help greatly, like Dogie.

This They have my details.

[sandor111]

The price tag is atrocious, no one good in their mind would want to buy a 3.2TH miner for $17k, and shipping in July. That being said, it looks nice.

[philipma1957]

We need to see something hashng even prototype, and a unit to a reputable reviewer on the forum will help greatly, like Dogie. and check your prices, it might be a mistake, but 16k for a 3.2ths in july!

so I go to a different seller send him 10800 and I start mining with 4th in 60 minutes .

or a send you 16k to mine in july with a 3.2th machine.



here is the guy doing 1th in 60 minutes for 2.7k  or 4th for 10.8k


https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=576844.0


your gear looks nice,but for july mining your price needs to be well under 5k

[-ck]

That being said, it looks nice.

They look like renders to me.

[Zelek Uther]

That being said, it looks nice.

They look like renders to me.

That being said, it looks nice.

They look like renders to me.

They look like renders to me too.  Also, the A1 logo on the ASICs is wrong.

[sandor111]

That being said, it looks nice.

They look like renders to me.

Indeed, it looks too clean, I didn't even notice.

[TheRealSteve]

That being said, it looks nice.

They look like renders to me.

They are.  Not sure why - they do have some actual hardware; https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=225399;sa=showPosts .  Would have been better to get some good shots of those, unless they're vastly different from the finished product.. but they appear mostly spot-on with the renders.

[dogie]

Agreed they look like renders (or photoshop enchancement on the chips at the least). The focal length in the first picture is huge, I don't know how you'd do that.

[dlowings]

At the listed prices, it might as well be vaporware ..

[miter_myles]

hmmm.. I see they are in Alexandria.. I'm in the region as well...

pricing is blah

[braindead]

oohhh  well another pre-order .. I´m out

Good luck to you guys

[googlemaster1]

This is such a bad deal that its damn near insulting to the intellect of miners everywhere.

[TheRealSteve]

The focal length in the first picture is huge, I don't know how you'd do that.

tilt/shift photography ( or messing about with lenses flipped around and some extender tubes )

[nexus99]

heat sinks are patent pending? Huh?

[dogie]

heat sinks are patent pending? Huh?

They can show us the patent application number

[1l1l11ll1l]

Yeah Ntek, I can get Antminer S2's on ebay for $4k/TH and hash this weekend.

[seriouscoin]

Its so fake its not even funny,

Does anyone notice there is one row of A1 chips on each board thats completely not on the heatsink? lol.... are they like only for decoration?

[1l1l11ll1l]

Its so fake its not even funny,

Does anyone notice there is one row of A1 chips on each board thats completely not on the heatsink? lol.... are they like only for decoration?

That's Patented Technology, sorry