Quote from: FCTaiChi on August 14, 2013, 02:57:42 AM

Quote from: DyslexicZombei on August 13, 2013, 11:05:56 PM

Hi FCTaiChi,

Any chance you can re-run numbers with updated ASICMiner 10G blade prices and max performance?

I think the price should be changed to 10.25 BTC - the current price of a group purchase via reseller. I think that the hashrate should also be changed to 13000 MH/s since people typically run this overclocked with extra cooling in most cases. Most miners also don't like leaving potential hashrate unused if it's an easy overclock.

Just wondering if the math looks a teensy bit better on these units. Could actually make them slightly profitable using your calcs, which would be quite an outlier on the low end. Grin

Ok, I changed the price to 10.25BTC. That did help, but at the same time it is getting late in August to be using that as the lead month, so I switched to Sept. Even if a person got theirs today, that would still be only half the month to hash with, and after shipping time it seems much more reasonable to use next month.
The overclocking is an issue that others have asked about. If being overclocked is the norm for a certain product I don't mind posting it that way. Currently every miner on the list has their manufacturer spec up. I moved the 10GH to 10752 like it shows on their site, but I would consider moving it up to 13000 if someone has a link that shows that this is the way that most people will actually use it.
Basically if you move the columns over one step to the right is what you get from looking at it at 13GH.

Rumor has it that you cannot overclock the new blades without hardware modifications, like their current USB Block Erupters.

Expect an announcement from Friedcat soon.