Quote from: AMT_miners on May 05, 2014, 09:24:57 PM

Quote from: asprin on May 05, 2014, 09:23:29 PM

I might be interested in getting the chips, but I want more than just 50. AMT sells 50 chips for $4,300 and 75 for $6,450. (http://advancedminers.com/bitcoin-mining-hardware/coin-craft-a1-chip/)
Why would I take such a big hit? I paid a little over $6,000 for the miner.

Give me 96 chips, the extras for such a long delay, so I can have Technobit assemble them for me with their boards. This will be roughly an extra $3,600 cost for me, not to mention all the accessories included. I think that is a very fair deal given the circumstances.

If I really could have a fully assembled, tested and working 1.2Th miner within 7 days though I would probably just choose that option.

We can just send you technobit boards anyway since we're producing them now anyway. What's your order number.

How many fully populated and tested Rev. 3 Technobit boards that with the A1 chips would I get? You can PM me an offer, but I would expected at least 6 boards with all the supporting hardware (backplane, cables, etc.) without the case - I can make one on my own.

I now my way around cgminer and how to get it to connect to the miners, so if assembly is successful then running it shouldn't be an issue. I'd probably end up taking on the un-official technical support role.