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Re: [ANN] Bitfury is looking for alpha-testers of first chips! FREE MONEY HERE!
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GalaxyASIC
on 18/06/2013, 01:13:16 UTC
He will just end up using more chips and more electronic components and PCB to get to the same performance and since power use by any ASICs is already very low and cost per kW is not $4 but only $0.10-$0.40, there is no point in ruining chips at low power.

How do You get $0.1 ($0.4) per Watt ?

Residential rate in New York is $0.34kW, commercial rates in some places in US are $0.08kW

I mean hardware costs [BOM, PCB, PSU, cooling, ...]

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Bitfury was talking about hardware cost per 1 Watt ($4 per Watt).

Where was he talking about hardware cost per W?

I was talking about different $4, at $4kW (which is 10-20X more than anyone pays) profitability shift from running your chips at standard voltage to running them in low voltage. But, since no one pays $4kW profitability is on standard voltage.