Where are those 135 boxes of chips we saw?
STOP saying this. There were 24 boxes of chips, NOT 135. The tracking number was for the entire shipment which included other items. The boxes were clearly labeled as 1/24, etc. It was still 24 boxes of chips, but not nearly as many as people think it was.
Ummm ... it is 135. Unless 135 means 24 in which case the world is less sane than I thought it is:
http://www.track-shipments.com/track-trace.aspx?pref=AWB&awbno=87150508076Most surprisingly, there is evidence that there were actually 135 boxes in the shipment that arrived for these photographs. This would indicate 593 TH/s at the standard 282 MH/s clock speed, or a monstrous 842 TH/s overclocked to 400 MH/s per chip. Given the high estimate, that would add almost 500% to the network speed.
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http://thegenesisblock.com/latest-shipment-of-avalon-asics-could-increase-network-hashrate-by-500/)