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David,

This is great! Thank you for sharing your information with all of us. I am really excited to see you develop this product and if it all looks as attractive as it does now whenever pre-ordering comes online then I'll be interested in possibly 10+ depending on performance characteristics as this is tested and developed further.

I guess the only question I have at this point is regarding the tangibility of reporting. You said you wouldn't want to release some shoddy looking video but do you plan to release at least 'some' video that is of a reasonable quality?

Other than that, I would just like to share this little write up on M.2 slot tech. 50-650% data transfer boost is really impressive https://www.howtogeek.com/320421/what-is-the-m.2-expansion-slot/

Im sure we can produce a video. Ill never understand why so many people like to watch videos online, but ok

Isnt the cost of entry too high for normal miners? You already admitted that prices for memory and FPGA's are high. Are you guys trying to be like AMD/Intel/Nvidia?(using large demand to bring down prices). That would be awesome for sure(low wattage&high h/s), but bitmain will just play dirty again and sell FPGAs too. Conclusion: no GPU miners, almost all coins are mined by FPGA's, no Asics since we have forks. Bitmain won't hurt normal miners at the cost of no gaming card??? (not guaranteed since they have a lot of engineers)hmmm...

dont forget that everything is possible in crypto.
I`m 99% sure that once FPGA usability will be much more explored in mining Chineese vendors will say it`s work and create some cheap FPGAs..
OR there will be such projects like this one which will allow to strenghten GPU mining.
GPU mining will not yet die, there are too many black areas in mining still.

Acorns already outperform price on GPUs on some algorithms.

And thats only going to progress. Personally Im not going to stop until we have GPU price parity for FPGA power at FPGA cost. GPUs are not data crunchers theyre just good at it. Right took for the job.

sonds tempting, so looking forward to see the tests and sale/shipping release as soonest