GAWMiner Hashlet Discussion Thread

[IanFoxley]

okay, received first payout from the zenhashlet, but it was only 0.00026289 for 1 mhs?
is it normal or it is just a first day, it is way lower than the estimate return shown.

It is because your first day was not a full 24 hours.

You should see a better payout tomorrow.

[DARKANGEL6415]

ok so i have heard good thing and bad things about GAW miner zen cloud right now i currently use cex.io and hashnest for my cloud products. I am going to try this for myself buy me a small 10GHS pack does anyone have any discount codes i can use i am a penny pincher whereever i can be

[DARKANGEL6415]

LOL funniest thing ever i bought the 10GHS pack 1 of them i get the email i try to create a zen account and i keep getting error can't complete registration at this time lol what the hell got to love that crap. I bet if my credit card payment said can't complete right now they would be contacting me.

[galdur]

First Zen Hashlet payout 0.00072183 BTC

[Meanotor]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

[upstart7]

Update4:
Days 4 and 5 went well; payouts were on time, and dashboard updated within the specified time frame.



Update3:
9/6 third payout day. Logged in to announcements regarding various new features and bug fixes. Payout was at 10:11 am EST, and the balance tab, and Dashboard were all correct at the time of payout.  Looks like they fixed the issues that occurred the past week.

Payout for 25 Mh not sure the rate, looks like it changed, was .01755201. Finally received some hashlets, My total balance 0.03572253 and received 3 hashlets, I've not yet withdrawn any btc to my wallet.

I'm kinda excited about the purchase again (when everything works as described). I'm hoping the problems I've seen in the forums, and experienced myself are truly resolved, and we are past them.

[DARKANGEL6415]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

LOL what whose address is that please dont tell me the company hope it is a old google image

[Meanotor]

Yes it is the company, check it out: http://gawminers.com/pages/contact-us

[lyth0s]

ok so i have heard good thing and bad things about GAW miner zen cloud right now i currently use cex.io and hashnest for my cloud products. I am going to try this for myself buy me a small 10GHS pack does anyone have any discount codes i can use i am a penny pincher whereever i can be

Yeah check my signature for GAW Miner hashlet discounts, works on both the scrypt mining and SHA256 (bitcoin) miners.

[verloren]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

Street View date - May 2012.

[DARKANGEL6415]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

Street View date - May 2012.

so i hope that changed since that was almost 30 months ago alot can change in that time hell they could even have bought building and stocked it in like 3 months 6 months if they took their time

[Dilemas]

And everything started with 16,99 $ . Im glad, that now prices are 50$ because im already a winner!

[CCV.IO]

Me too! I bought 100 MH/s Hashlet Prime @ $16.95 and I'm really glad I did. Yesterday I've made my first bitcoin in little less than 20 days! The withdraw from ZenMiner to my personal wallet was immediate and painless.

[corsaro]

Hashlet Primes have gone up $10, now $49.95

Hashlet Prime ROI, at actual network difficulty and at actual LTC quotation, using zenpool, is about 165 days (not considering maintenance fees).

ZenHashlet and NiceHashlet have better ROI times --> about 60-70 days (not considering maintenance fees).

[Rookie41]

I missed out on the Prime again, another price increase while I'm waiting for pay to come in so I can grab one.
Damn it!

ROI seems complicated and can be long, but I'm sure GAWminers isn't just gonna go "hey sorry guys, it's no longer worth supporting these so you get 1 satoshi / day from here on".
Gonna go on a shopping spree very soon! I need more Hashlets!

[verloren]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

Street View date - May 2012.

so i hope that changed since that was almost 30 months ago alot can change in that time hell they could even have bought building and stocked it in like 3 months 6 months if they took their time

I'm assuming they leased it (assuming GAW wasn't the original owner). Zillow isn't showing any changes in ownership of the property.

[galdur]

Seems like a good co. Very quick transactions, prompt service.

Bought four Zen Hashlets from them already, will add more later

[DARKANGEL6415]

Their address on "34 E Dudley Town Rd Bloomfield, CT 06002" is shown on Google Earth Street view with a sign: For Lease!

Street View date - May 2012.

so i hope that changed since that was almost 30 months ago alot can change in that time hell they could even have bought building and stocked it in like 3 months 6 months if they took their time

I'm assuming they leased it (assuming GAW wasn't the original owner). Zillow isn't showing any changes in ownership of the property.

LMFAO " zillow not showing change of ownership " dam we getting all CSI up on this companies they better be legit or we will spot them lol , but in all honesty you might be right might be a lease or purchase under table who knows now adays

[Bourbon44]

Could someone more knowledgeable than myself please specify what exactly the difference is between "obsolete proof" and "upgrades over time."  The "upgrades over time" characteristic seems to be the selling point for the primes, whereas the other hashlets are obsolete proof.  I figure them to be synonymous but GAW explicitly makes a difference between the two.

I don't think this is the answer but does it mean that the primes will increase their hashing power, or operate at lower cost, whereas the other hashlets that do not upgrade over time have their costs remain static?

I'm just trying to find more clarity as to what warrants the increased investment in the primes.

[mechtronic2001]

Could someone more knowledgeable than myself please specify what exactly the difference is between "obsolete proof" and "upgrades over time."  The "upgrades over time" characteristic seems to be the selling point for the primes, whereas the other hashlets are obsolete proof.  I figure them to be synonymous but GAW explicitly makes a difference between the two.

I don't think this is the answer but does it mean that the primes will increase their hashing power, or operate at lower cost, whereas the other hashlets that do not upgrade over time have their costs remain static?

I'm just trying to find more clarity as to what warrants the increased investment in the primes.

They haven't released all of the information around the primes yet, but speculation is that it can adapter to mine different algorithms besides scrypt or sha, other possibility could be that hashrates could increase.
 - one "upgrade over time" is that the primes are supposed to be able to mine at 40Gh Sha pretty soon

I think obsolete proof is because the miner is always to remain profitable as in if they have to lower maintenance fees for us to get payouts they will