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August 20, 2014, 07:32:46 PM |
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So what are your thoughts on these guys? I just ordered two SP31's that will provide 5.5TH/s per device. 11TH/s total. Think these things will be totally obsolete in the next 6-8 months?
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wpgdeez
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August 20, 2014, 07:52:17 PM |
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So what are your thoughts on these guys? I just ordered two SP31's that will provide 5.5TH/s per device. 11TH/s total. Think these things will be totally obsolete in the next 6-8 months?
Depends if they make their targets this time. I can't believe people are still pre ordering  |
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promojo (OP)
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August 20, 2014, 07:54:20 PM |
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So what are your thoughts on these guys? I just ordered two SP31's that will provide 5.5TH/s per device. 11TH/s total. Think these things will be totally obsolete in the next 6-8 months?
Depends if they make their targets this time. I can't believe people are still pre ordering Have they been late for Batch 1 and September Batch 2? |
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August 20, 2014, 08:08:55 PM |
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Have they been late for Batch 1 and September Batch 2?
As far as I can tell spondoolies has always shipped on time. The comment was more meant in general, you cannot predict how the mining competition will look like in 1.5 months, and buying in-stock hardware gives you better numbers to calculate with. Bitmain might have their S4 ready with ~0.5W/GH, and it might be at a better price aswell. Bitfury might break their pattern and build one datacenter of 20-30PH a month starting next week, and significantly bump the difficulty. AM seems to be selling a lot of hardware and might get their franchising going..... That being said, spondoolies is only building around ~1000 of their miners per month, and as they are quite in demand, pre-ordering is most likely the only way to ensure receiving one. |
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promojo (OP)
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August 20, 2014, 08:12:21 PM |
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Have they been late for Batch 1 and September Batch 2?
That being said, spondoolies is only building around ~1000 of their miners per month, and as they are quite in demand, pre-ordering is most likely the only way to ensure receiving one. 1000 a month? That is quite a bit. Good to know. I don't remember where but someone was saying that they pre-mine with it before shipping but I highly doubt that. They seem like a fairly legit company from the sounds of it. |
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August 20, 2014, 08:21:18 PM |
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1000 a month? That is quite a bit. Good to know. I don't remember where but someone was saying that they pre-mine with it before shipping but I highly doubt that. They seem like a fairly legit company from the sounds of it.
As far as I can tell, they are one of the best manufacturers out there. Some people always suspect a manufacturer to mine with customer units, but as 1000*3kW would mean having a 3MW facility just for premining, and power isn´t exactly cheap in Israel, I highly doubt that. They can also make a much bigger profit by simply increasing their production, than bothering to mine on those machines. To my understanding, spondoolies only has one 1 MW facility, and most of it is already in use by customer units (for hosted mining). |
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promojo (OP)
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August 20, 2014, 08:35:48 PM |
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1000 a month? That is quite a bit. Good to know. I don't remember where but someone was saying that they pre-mine with it before shipping but I highly doubt that. They seem like a fairly legit company from the sounds of it.
As far as I can tell, they are one of the best manufacturers out there. Some people always suspect a manufacturer to mine with customer units, but as 1000*3kW would mean having a 3MW facility just for premining, and power isn´t exactly cheap in Israel, I highly doubt that. They can also make a much bigger profit by simply increasing their production, than bothering to mine on those machines. To my understanding, spondoolies only has one 1 MW facility, and most of it is already in use by customer units (for hosted mining). +1 for the info. Thanks a lot. Do you own a spondoolies unit? How did you find out all this info? I hope I don't get bit on this order where the difficulty goes crazy high with 11 TH/s... I wonder how long the life cycle will be for these units? |
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jonnybravo0311
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August 20, 2014, 09:24:13 PM |
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1000 a month? That is quite a bit. Good to know. I don't remember where but someone was saying that they pre-mine with it before shipping but I highly doubt that. They seem like a fairly legit company from the sounds of it.
As far as I can tell, they are one of the best manufacturers out there. Some people always suspect a manufacturer to mine with customer units, but as 1000*3kW would mean having a 3MW facility just for premining, and power isn´t exactly cheap in Israel, I highly doubt that. They can also make a much bigger profit by simply increasing their production, than bothering to mine on those machines. To my understanding, spondoolies only has one 1 MW facility, and most of it is already in use by customer units (for hosted mining). +1 for the info. Thanks a lot. Do you own a spondoolies unit? How did you find out all this info? I hope I don't get bit on this order where the difficulty goes crazy high with 11 TH/s... I wonder how long the life cycle will be for these units? I owned an SP10. Spondoolies has been a great company to work with, and their gear is top notch. I have personally spoken with Guy (their CEO) a few times, and have worked with Zvi (their software guru) to ensure my miner performed at peak. Nothing but kudos to these guys for their hardware, and their customer service. I did not get in on the SP30 group buy, and honestly, I'm glad I didn't - the machines unfortunately came back at much lower than expected rates with higher power consumption. Here again, though, I need to give the SP guys a tip of the hat because they are working with people who ordered the machines to give them compensation for the differences between the actual machines and the initial specs. If the SP31 was coming out early next month instead of in October I would have snapped a couple up. For now, I'm running a bunch of S3s. We'll see what the next few months brings... maybe I'll be in line for their next generation gear  |
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promojo (OP)
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August 21, 2014, 06:27:24 AM |
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1000 a month? That is quite a bit. Good to know. I don't remember where but someone was saying that they pre-mine with it before shipping but I highly doubt that. They seem like a fairly legit company from the sounds of it.
As far as I can tell, they are one of the best manufacturers out there. Some people always suspect a manufacturer to mine with customer units, but as 1000*3kW would mean having a 3MW facility just for premining, and power isn´t exactly cheap in Israel, I highly doubt that. They can also make a much bigger profit by simply increasing their production, than bothering to mine on those machines. To my understanding, spondoolies only has one 1 MW facility, and most of it is already in use by customer units (for hosted mining). +1 for the info. Thanks a lot. Do you own a spondoolies unit? How did you find out all this info? I hope I don't get bit on this order where the difficulty goes crazy high with 11 TH/s... I wonder how long the life cycle will be for these units? I owned an SP10. Spondoolies has been a great company to work with, and their gear is top notch. I have personally spoken with Guy (their CEO) a few times, and have worked with Zvi (their software guru) to ensure my miner performed at peak. Nothing but kudos to these guys for their hardware, and their customer service. I did not get in on the SP30 group buy, and honestly, I'm glad I didn't - the machines unfortunately came back at much lower than expected rates with higher power consumption. Here again, though, I need to give the SP guys a tip of the hat because they are working with people who ordered the machines to give them compensation for the differences between the actual machines and the initial specs. If the SP31 was coming out early next month instead of in October I would have snapped a couple up. For now, I'm running a bunch of S3s. We'll see what the next few months brings... maybe I'll be in line for their next generation gear This speaks words! Thank you! Looking forward to this shipment... I may pull the plug and buy these units in 10s. |
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August 21, 2014, 01:52:21 PM |
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I just ordered two SP31's that will provide 5.5TH/s per device. 11TH/s total. Think these things will be totally obsolete in the next 6-8 months?
Grats on your order! |
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November 14, 2014, 03:46:50 PM |
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i was promised a refund and to be compensated in early october. Its not half way through november and they are ignoring my daily emails. They responded with a generic email that made no sense. Has anybody recieved thier compensation yet?
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