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Hey guys,
We have officially gone live
Go to our website for a quick view. We will be using C-Scape PCB boards and control chips with bitfury asic chips.
25GH/s : 12BTC - Bitfury Minion
50GH/s : 20BTC - Bitfury Gargoyle
100GH/s : 40BTC - Bitfury Goblin
200GH/s : 70BTC - Bitfury Ogre
400GH/s : 120BTC - Bitfury Wizard
Pop us a message for any comments, suggestions and thanks for all the support
We are taking the first batch of orders now. For those waiting for our cart. We are waiting for the last documentation and approval from bitpay so that we can use bitpay and the shipping service gets handled through amazon
Big UP to Bitfury and C-Scape for getting BTC asics into Africa, and going worldwide
We have officially gone live
Go to our website for a quick view. We will be using C-Scape PCB boards and control chips with bitfury asic chips.
25GH/s : 12BTC - Bitfury Minion
50GH/s : 20BTC - Bitfury Gargoyle
100GH/s : 40BTC - Bitfury Goblin
200GH/s : 70BTC - Bitfury Ogre
400GH/s : 120BTC - Bitfury Wizard
Pop us a message for any comments, suggestions and thanks for all the support
We are taking the first batch of orders now. For those waiting for our cart. We are waiting for the last documentation and approval from bitpay so that we can use bitpay and the shipping service gets handled through amazon
Big UP to Bitfury and C-Scape for getting BTC asics into Africa, and going worldwide
Great to see you used the suggested naming convention for the units!
Re: [OPEN]Group Buy#8 ASICMINER Erupter USB Miner 0.45 BTC Or Less USA/INTERNATIONAL
Aww I would have bought a couple until I noticed how much it costs to ship to Canada, $35 worth I think not!
I am a Canadian SSB customer.
Some American resellers do not even bother to make the difference between Canada and other International destination (ie Australia).
I did receive a shipment from SSB. It came in big box. Shipment in general isn't cheap. Pretty sure, he isn't making money out of shipment or if does some, it is fair for the time and effort it takes to prepare the packages.
Also note that shipment fee is pretty much flat. Sure if you get only 1 usb miner, this is going to almost double your price. As you order more, the shipment fee become less and less significant.
SSB prices are, IMHO, very competitive but feel free to find a better offer and if you find it report it back but IMO, SSB is the best. You'll have a hard time find a better deal.
good luck.
I can give a +10 to that.
SSB Delivered a properly packaged box with all the miners still sealed in their little boxes. The payment for shipment was well worth it for the 11 miners I bought.
Had very good communication and he sent the tracking number almost instantly.
Re: [OPEN]Group Buy#8 ASICMINER Erupter USB Miner 0.45 BTC Or Less USA/INTERNATIONAL
Received my order from Group Buy #6.
It came really fast! They are hashing away after a quick setup. I can really vouch for SSB. Great communication and very helpful!
I will order more soon again!
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It came really fast! They are hashing away after a quick setup. I can really vouch for SSB. Great communication and very helpful!
I will order more soon again!
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Well, I just wanted to know.
I am not a very big android fan. The Minepeon release is Linux based. It's designed for the ARM processor the Pi holds. Nice thing about Minepeon is, you don't need a screen, keyboard and mouse connected to the Pi. You type the ip address of the Pi into your pc web browser and login. From there you can set pools, see graphs, etc.
I like that method a bit more. Less clutter.
I am not a very big android fan. The Minepeon release is Linux based. It's designed for the ARM processor the Pi holds. Nice thing about Minepeon is, you don't need a screen, keyboard and mouse connected to the Pi. You type the ip address of the Pi into your pc web browser and login. From there you can set pools, see graphs, etc.
I like that method a bit more. Less clutter.
Another few questions,
I noticed on your website you will be using the Raspberry Pi (included with the ASIC). Will you develop your own OS or will you go with the Minepeon release?
If you develop your own, will it be Linux or android based?
I noticed on your website you will be using the Raspberry Pi (included with the ASIC). Will you develop your own OS or will you go with the Minepeon release?
If you develop your own, will it be Linux or android based?
I love this.
ASICs in South Africa with no tax imports or waiting for shipment.
I will also invest in them as soon as I can.
What would the estimated power consumption on these units be?
ASICs in South Africa with no tax imports or waiting for shipment.
I will also invest in them as soon as I can.
What would the estimated power consumption on these units be?
Estimations are roughly 1W/GHs
Asked the same question. ^^^ is the answer.
Ok I will create a FAQ on the website this weekend with most of the common questions that I have received so far
Hahahaha @ Synthetic_Darkness yeah. We are also planning a BTC mini conference/Gettogether some time soon. So then you guys that are local can meet us personally
Hahahaha @ Synthetic_Darkness yeah. We are also planning a BTC mini conference/Gettogether some time soon. So then you guys that are local can meet us personally
Great idea! A conference would do a lot of us some good as I am sure there are a lot who us who still get the question "Bit-what?!" as soon as it's mentioned to other people.
Would also like to meet you guys in person.
Any idea what you guys are going to name each unit?
I have an idea of:
24GH/s = Bitfury Minion
50GH/s = Bitfury Gargoyle
100GH/s = Bitfury Ogre
200GH/s = Bitfury Goblin
400GH/s = Bitfury Wizard
I have an idea of:
24GH/s = Bitfury Minion
50GH/s = Bitfury Gargoyle
100GH/s = Bitfury Ogre
200GH/s = Bitfury Goblin
400GH/s = Bitfury Wizard
I love this.
ASICs in South Africa with no tax imports or waiting for shipment.
I will also invest in them as soon as I can.
What would the estimated power consumption on these units be?
ASICs in South Africa with no tax imports or waiting for shipment.
I will also invest in them as soon as I can.
What would the estimated power consumption on these units be?
Re: Klondike - 16 chip ASIC Open Source Board - Preliminary
The point is you need to leave this thread and beg for a loan elsewhere...this isn't for general discussion of different asicminers but for the development of the Klondike miners.
My apologies. Post deleted. Did not mean to get anybody upset.