Quote from: talkbitcoinpinoy on May 02, 2013, 03:20:17 PM

Quote from: Dabs on April 25, 2013, 07:48:47 AM

2. These chips do 282 mh/s (mega hash per second) each.

kabayan, personal comment ko lang ha... paki correct ako kung mali.

so kung 282mh/s lang ang kayang minahin ng isang chip eh hindi ba mas makabubuti na bumili nalang ng isang Radeon 5850 na kayang mag mina ng more or less 346 mh/s.

Ito ay sa akin lang namang palagay. mas risky ang group buy kasi bukod sa chips palang ang bibilihin mo (raw material).. problema mo pa ang assembly.

So what if may defect sa chips? and what if palpak yung nag assemble? So theres really no guarantee.

again, ito ay sa palagay ko lang naman din. parang mas ok pa ang bumili nalang ng graphics card kasi maraming pwedeng magkabit ng graphics card sa mga PC shop at ready to mine pa sya.

tama ba ang assumptions ko?

Mas magastos yung video card sa kuryente. Chips do the same work for less power. Also most likely the chips will be assembled in quantities of 10 or more per working miner. So we are looking at maybe 2 to 3 GIGAHASH per unit.

Also, compare the price of the video card to the price of the chips. You can also estimate the cost of assembly and the finished product.

Example, I got 20 chips, that will cost 1.72 BTC. The assembly by Burnin for this is 100 EURO. Convert all of that to pesos and we are looking at PHP 14,000.00 for a miner that does 5 to 6 GH/s.

Pero tama ka na medyo meron risk din sa completed working units. Pero pag pumasok na lahat itong chips, hindi ka rin makaka mine with your video card.

Chips will be tested before delivery to us. Yung pag assemble, eh, that's a risk we take. While there is no guarantee, just do the research sa mga open source projects regarding these chips. Marami. Meron nasa Germany, meron nasa Thailand, meron nasa Indonesia.

Malamang, madali ito copyahin ng mga pinoy pag meron na working unit.

Ako, nag pagawa na rin kay Burnin sa Germany. Pag dating dito sa Pilipinas, pwede ko ipakita sa mga engineers natin dito.