Re: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It
.... all forgetting that it was over .40 just a little while back in May, before a huge plummet/panic...
Even though a lot of people seem to still want out, I think .40 is still a cheap price, considering most of that will come back in div's... So it's essentially like buying stock in the next Google, for next to free (after accounting for div's...)..
I kind of laugh that in every companies rush to make a .28 chip, they all ran into massive problems with spec's... speed/efficency/etc..and the need for lots of fancy cooling.. No point wasting extra cash to make a 2nd mask and fix the errors.. By the time FC's Gen4 arrives, it'll be damn near perfect, and I won't be able to afford shares..
'Grabbing popcorn and waiting for August'.
Even though a lot of people seem to still want out, I think .40 is still a cheap price, considering most of that will come back in div's... So it's essentially like buying stock in the next Google, for next to free (after accounting for div's...)..
I kind of laugh that in every companies rush to make a .28 chip, they all ran into massive problems with spec's... speed/efficency/etc..and the need for lots of fancy cooling.. No point wasting extra cash to make a 2nd mask and fix the errors.. By the time FC's Gen4 arrives, it'll be damn near perfect, and I won't be able to afford shares..
'Grabbing popcorn and waiting for August'.
FC ran into efficiency problems with his Gen3 .40 chips, and that was after abandoning the earlier attempt at Gen2 ...... so AM aren't immune to chip problems at all. Will Gen4 chips be "damn near perfect"? Love to think so, but recent performance suggests its unlikely. But I'm ever hopeful (delusional?)
