Quote from: dave111223 on December 21, 2013, 02:11:21 AM

Quote from: clenell on December 21, 2013, 01:48:46 AM

1. hashrate on the board as stated by marto74 (technobit) is 40-65gh. pierred's machine as stated was short 1 board and is presumably being shipped by AMT - all according to pierred. is marto lying? is pierred lying?
2. KNC, BFL and many many others have been late as well. this is not a novelty genius.
3. miners can run at different speeds (OC) and specified power levels according to technobit. - eg. .35w/GH, as stated on the technobit site, yields on a 1.2TH 420W. AMT site states 400-600w. correct?
4. bullshit history? no idea what you are talking about but i'm sure you will make something up.
5. shills? this train wreck needs a 24hr babysitter to answer to the lazy folks (you) just chiming in without reading previous responses
6. i have yet to see a post or a claim by AMT they are designing their own chips. show me and we will proceed from there.

It doesn't matter one bit what marto74 said 2 months ago about a board.

What matters is you are selling customers a 192Gh/s miner that will only hash at 120Gh/s

And as for the extra board (that will bring it up to 160GH/s or 180Gh/s assume that Hexgator is correct and can overclock to 45GHs)....where was that supposed to fit in the case?

Not to mention that the miner didn't even work out of the box and had to be dismantled.

sure, cherry pick your facts to suit whatever argument you are trying to make - shut up man. the TP link was set up for linux and pierred didnt know! did you bother reading that part? let me answer that... NO because your too damn lazy. as far as where the board is going to fit... i have no idea but it sounds like AMT is trying to correct the matter. it was a mistake and they have admitted to it.

did you buy a miner? why are you here?

here was his post...

In case anybody is left interested in actual bitcoin mining, the latest news about the miner I got is: Jim (or Josh?) called me yesterday and explained the TP-Link. It turns out it's been flashed as a linux server. Nifty! No wonder I thought it was not working, AMT set it up as a completely different device than what it was originally.

I did not have time to stay on the phone and getting it setup, it's connecting to the internet but I could not get the embedded cgminer to connect to a mining pool. I need to spend some time over the week-end. In the mean time I am mining connected to my laptop with USB, which is ok for now.
Jim (or Josh?) was helpful and apologized: apparently I should have had 4 boards and not 3, he's shipping a 4th one asap. Frankly I think these guys are going as fast as they can and are working their ass off, but it's still early days. I'd rather have a miner with a few things to figure out than no miner with a great documentation. I manage an IT organization, I should be able to figure it out (here's hoping...). It also seems that when connected to fast computer, we can get 45GH/s per board, my laptop is sucky.

I started to read the forum but I don't have time for all that. Some members sure have a way to make the newbies feel welcome...
I really can't believe I have to say this, but to be fair to AMT, I am not getting 5% to post here, I ordered my miner back in October. I am just sharing my experience in the hope that it's helpful. Do what you want with it. Given the tone here, this may be my last post.

notice how he stopped short of calling you guys assholes and stated he probably wont be posting anymore here. congratulations you bring a lot to the table.