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I submitted a refund request for a batch 3 asic and have not heard anything yet nor received a refund.

Edit: This was about 6 days ago.

Since bitsyncom mentioned its possible i tried it yesterday too but without answer. Im pretty sure that yifu is reading each new ticket in hours because he answered fast to 2 of my tickets. Im not sure what it means to not get an answer on this. Maybe his statement that avalons are mass produced now means he will sit it out until the batch 3 are produced fast now?
But maybe he meant the production of avalon chips only.
Im wondering how it turns out. Will a refund be the full btc i paid or something like BFL-Style?

Has anyone submitted a refund request for a chip order yet?

I dont know one. But to be honest... is there a better investment? KNCMIner looks like its half the price for the GH than avalon chips + assembly. But they comes months later. And now yifu stated that avalon chips have a clock cap at 450MHz instead 282MHz. I believe that wishes away all other mining options again.

That clock cap at 450mh/s isn't new, Yifu said that clock cap info has been on the Github repo all this time since he posted it, just no one checked...

Yes, i noted too. Its strange that all the devs checked the infos and no one stumbled about this info. But i think its funny that the old techniques now are nearly as good as the newest asic techs. I had doubt about its better now to invest in kncminer or bitfury but now i think avalon is still better. the hashrate for the price is nearly as good and you can have it some months earlier, what probably is the best argument.