Quote from: jimmothy on September 22, 2014, 04:15:18 PM

Have you tried asking anyone in washington?

So all miners are from Washington now? Or all AM customers are from there? What about the rest of the miners?

Quote from: jimmothy on September 22, 2014, 04:15:18 PM

I wouldn't recommend mining to anyone that pays more than $0.05/kwh.

Quote from: jimmothy on September 22, 2014, 04:15:18 PM

It doesn't matter what variables I use because however you look at it, it beats everything else available.

Instead of arguing whether this will ROI or not (which is entirely pointless speculation) how about showing us a miner that has a better chance?

Well following your statement nobody should buy AM Prismas if they have an electricity cost of over 0.05/kWh so why bother showing you different miners?

Quote from: MrTeal on September 22, 2014, 04:17:32 PM

How do you figure the SP35s are cheaper? The price on 10 Prismas is 14.9BTC or 5960. To that you need to add 5*($45+$60+$3.50*8 + $10) for a DPS-2000BB/breakout/cables/shipping = $665
That's $6625 for 10 Prismas, which unless the SP35's have had a large price drop recently is still cheaper than two of those.

I used the numbers AM shareholder Mabsark posted here:

Quote from: Mabsark on September 22, 2014, 03:34:22 PM

SP35 costs 4,035 USD inc. PSU + shipping for 6 Th/s at 3.5kW, it would take 147 days to break even,
10 x AM Prisma costs 9,250 USD inc. PSUs + shipping for 14 Th/s at 10.5 kW, it would take 158 days to break even, and
S3+ B9 costs 320 USD inc. PSU + shipping for 453 Gh/s at 355W, it would take 173 days to break even.