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CryptoCluster
on 25/01/2020, 02:27:00 UTC
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Re: Amazingly cheap FPGA miners on aliexpress - scam or not?
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CryptoCluster
on 01/03/2014, 22:23:56 UTC
Also there are pictures of several different devices. Different PCB, different cooling - it looks like pictures randomly downloaded from the net.
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Re: [ANN] Technobit 40 GH/s HEX16B(Bitfury ) 462.00 EUR now shipping
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CryptoCluster
on 19/12/2013, 19:40:40 UTC
Despite delay in production process I must recommend marto74. I have ordered several units. All of them are of excellent quality, and fully working. Also contact was very good all the time (PM/mail response in max 24h).

Units came safely packaged with security tape all around the box. All of them exceed promised hashrate by +8-12%.

I am sure I will place another order.
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Re: BITGILD.com - Bitcoin to Gold & Silver || Maple Leaf 2014, pre-order now ||
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CryptoCluster
on 10/12/2013, 15:40:33 UTC
I have placed order #100000190 on 5th of December. I was hoping it will be shipped immediately (Xmas presents). When I should expect to get tracking number?
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Re: [ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
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CryptoCluster
on 06/12/2013, 10:24:34 UTC
makes no sense to order 30 GH for 850 EUR + VAT , it will never make ROI , unless BTC will double its value ...
the ugliest part here is, that WE KNOW these boards cand be sold for 250 EUR - 300 EUR, with profit included for manufacturer, and now they just added a extra 600 EUR for them ... dissapointed, if it this was BFL, i would understand ...

H-cards would also make good profit for manufacturer if sold for less than 50 EUR. But it this oldest law of market. Supply and demand.
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Re: Are there any cloud mining sites for litecoin?
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CryptoCluster
on 05/12/2013, 14:31:26 UTC
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Re: Order kncminer to EU and then return VAT?
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CryptoCluster
on 04/12/2013, 22:02:41 UTC
You would have to find friend that runs business in EU with valid EU VAT number. He will then buy it without VAT, and can send it to you with lower value declared. But he might be in trouble if government tax department asks him where is his device.
Unless you will leave him with box of fans to show if anyone asks :-)

Best idea is to buy it as EU VAT registered company and let it mine here, in EU. But remember that our energy prices are large as hell.
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Re: Pictures of your mining rigs!
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CryptoCluster
on 26/11/2013, 23:56:23 UTC
7950 MSI working on 690 Mhs Smiley

That is a good hashrate for a 7950, is it a twin frozr card?

Although I think you would do a lot better on LTC, especially if you can maintain 690kh/s  Cheesy


No it is not twin frozr card that is the point Smiley

I am mining LTC and it goes 690 +


They are outside and i dont have a temperature problem

They are this card then, the one fan model?


Can you please share your settings? I can't get anything more than 600kh/s from these cards!


yes this is a model. Tell me why would i share the settings so the other ppl can see my settings and automacly hash rate will gonna jump with theese card and difficulty also.

I will share with you for 1 BTC and if you cant get 690 Mhs from each card i will give you back 1 BTC

If not other people that shared their knowledge of BTC/LTC you would not even know that mining exist. You are probably one of those greedy bastards that would not give back lost wallet to older lady, saying: "Tell me why would I give it back, if she was so old and stupid to lose it?"
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Phishing attempt? [URGENT]
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CryptoCluster
on 21/11/2013, 22:05:14 UTC
Minute ago I have received PM from "supernatural" with link to: http://bticointakl.my-board.org/1/Login.htm

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Be careful where you mine and exchange bitcoins for money. Most mining pools are a scam, bitcoin exchanges too(they will hold your money for months), look in the scammers section and see for yourself bitconitalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

I believe his account might be hacked. Probably many users received similar PM, sent to stated: (Undisclosed recipients).

EDIT: Probably wrong board. Mod, please move it where it should be. I was in hurry to warn others.
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Re: www.BITSTAMP.net Bitcoin exchange site for USD/BTC
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CryptoCluster
on 21/11/2013, 12:28:55 UTC
How long does it currently take to verify an account?
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Re: 11Th/s For sale Bitfury
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CryptoCluster
on 20/11/2013, 11:20:49 UTC
Also why would one sell so much when it could generate so much @ current rate.

Simple. He will sell only for more then he believe it will ever mine, You will buy only for less then you believe it will ever mine.
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Re: [ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
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CryptoCluster
on 20/11/2013, 11:16:28 UTC
Do you think it's a good idea to do preorders on this new hardware or should I list it on the site when they're ready to ship?

Your shipping history is confirmed to be of very high standards. So I would not mind preorders.

In fact it might even be a better option. It would allow me to be prepared for setting up the miners (calculating energy, space and cooling needed to run them). Few h-boards can be set up in no time, but even medium-large order takes some time to get online.

Maybe half stock as preorders and other half as "off the shelf" shipping when ready?

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Re: [Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service
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CryptoCluster
on 13/11/2013, 15:30:12 UTC
Are there any confirmed information about Burnin selling his boards, or I should not wait for reply and place order somewhere else?
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Re: [Work in progess] Burnins Avalon Chip to mining board service
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CryptoCluster
on 11/11/2013, 18:44:28 UTC
Burnin, please check PM inbox.
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Re: Buying juipotor s Skype me
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CryptoCluster
on 09/11/2013, 18:16:00 UTC
What is "Juipotor S" ?
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Multipurpose ASIC? Single + double SHA in one chip
by
CryptoCluster
on 09/11/2013, 18:05:41 UTC
All ASIC for Bitcoin do a double SHA256 hash on an arbitrary 64 byte long string. But I believe it might be possible to design Bitcoin ASIC that allows also computing only single SHA256 hash.

Firmware would decide if ASIC is returning SHA256(SHA256(x)) or SHA256(x) value. It would allow to create much more versatile devices.

Question is, did any of current ASIC manufacturers done it already? Would such design be much less efficient (J/Gh) and have lower performance (Gh/s)?
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Re: AMD R9 290X?
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CryptoCluster
on 08/11/2013, 14:56:14 UTC
Someone on Litecoin forum got 843 khs from 290 non-x version.
source: https://forum.litecoin.net/index.php/topic,6842.0.html
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Re: [ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
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CryptoCluster
on 05/11/2013, 14:47:25 UTC
H-Cards in the shop :-)
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Re: [ANN] Bitfury ASIC sales in EU and Europe
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CryptoCluster
on 30/10/2013, 15:36:49 UTC
Can H-boards still be bought?

Hopefully in few days.
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Re: [ANN] US/North American Bitfury sales now open ***full prototype pics***
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CryptoCluster
on 25/10/2013, 15:00:29 UTC
EDIT: I have heatsinks on back of all boards in regulator area, and 120 CFM fans!

Does the backside of the regulator even get hot? I have felt the top of the chip and its very hot but I don't feel much on the backside. Wouldn't putting a small heatsink on the chip do more?

For the hashing chips those thermal vias work well as even touching the vias themselves gets hot, even better with a heatsink.

Yes, it gets quite hot. I believe they are also constructed do dissipate the heat to the board, but I did not do any research in that matter.
In my opinion the regulator heatsink is much more important than chip heatsinks.