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Re: [ANN] 15 Sampo mining cards in stock NOW at $2.46/GH/s [Noncetech]
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crazu
on 23/04/2014, 19:45:49 UTC
Here is finally an image of our web GUI! It's extremely easy to use and allows the user to configure the miner settings through a browser. Each block can be configured separately.

The GUI parses the chosen settings live in the window at the bottom.

http://i.imgur.com/pqvEpmW.png?1


Thank you for your interest!

-Noncetech
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Re: [ANN] Noncetech - Sales Open. 250 GH/s Coincraft A1 board - from 819$ (~589€)
by
crazu
on 12/04/2014, 22:05:43 UTC
BTC Only four Sampo beta mining cards remain before they're sold out BTC These are ready to ship immediately once payment is completed. http://noncetech.com/products-page/

Also I recommend people checking the news article about us on cryptocoinsnews http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/noncetech-announces-official-miner-sales-launch/2014/04/09 . There's a little something for anyone who's thinking of buying a new rig home. On another note, do ask and comment us about everything and anything related to our products! We're trying to have a constant surveillance on this thread and all of the feedback is valuable to us.

To tackle the issue pointed out earlier of not having pictures from a third party we've sent out one of our Sampo cards to the community's very own dogie! The card should arrive to him by Monday and the review/setup guide will be up when he has the time to make it.

Our own setup and user guides will be up on our website soon as well.

-Noncetech
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Re: [ANN] Noncetech - Sales Open. 250 GH/s Coincraft A1 board - from 819$ (~589€)
by
crazu
on 12/04/2014, 18:29:25 UTC
CoinCraft A1 chips can be pushed up to 33GH/s as the Bitmine.ch site itself states. This will put put a board up to ~260GH/s making Sampo 1T go 1040GH/s- on the turbo mode the chips are set approximately at 31.5GH/s a piece. The power usage and board component temperatures start increasing rather fast as you get closer to the high end values. This is because you'll have to run the chips with higher voltage to keep avoiding hardware errors.

In short, there's room to push it higher but the advantage gained is questionable.
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Re: Noncetech - small scale Bitcoin hardware manufacturer - pre-orders open!
by
crazu
on 12/04/2014, 12:03:38 UTC
Here's a picture taken from BTCguild pool with Sampo 1T miner.
http://i.imgur.com/UUuqlyF.jpg


Here's some test result info for Sampo 1T.
http://i.imgur.com/RuE0xb2.png

-Noncetech
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Re: Noncetech - small scale Bitcoin hardware manufacturer - pre-orders open!
by
crazu
on 10/04/2014, 21:49:49 UTC
Point taken on the dB measurement! I agree on having the pictures only from one source is not great and we're working to get this fixed, but I would still be thankful if we could avoid personal remarks on the thread. I'll provide the thread with the noise level information asap.

Thank you for your interest so far!
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Re: Noncetech - pre-orders available on Tuesday 8.4 GMT 20:00
by
crazu
on 10/04/2014, 20:19:10 UTC

Any photos, video...?

I'm sorry but I didn't have my camera with me ( stupid me forgot it ), but Noncetech uploaded 2 videos  to their web site last night.

You don't own a phone?

Please cyberspaced no need to be snide! Virtualspade was extremely nice to visit our demo event personally. Even more nice of him to comment on what he saw. There's plenty of footage; both videos and images available of the mining performance of our product in the launch thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=562182.0

We can provide you with any information you feel that is missing if you contact us directly via email: info@noncetech.com
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Re: [NONCETECH] First batch starting from $3.28/GH/s
by
crazu
on 09/04/2014, 19:44:05 UTC
Here's a picture taken from BTCguild pool with Sampo 1T miner.
http://i.imgur.com/UUuqlyF.jpg


Here's some test result info for Sampo 1T.
http://i.imgur.com/RuE0xb2.png

-Noncetech
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Re: Noncetech - small scale Bitcoin hardware manufacturer
by
crazu
on 02/04/2014, 21:06:49 UTC
The site is under construction still - as of now it mistakenly reports sold out.
We're launching very soon. There will be all the necessary materials/infos/gags provided when it happens;
sign up for the newsletter and follow us on twitter to get notified first!

[EDIT] Changed the texts accordingly [EDIT]

-Noncetech
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Re: Noncetech - small scale Bitcoin hardware manufacturer
by
crazu
on 24/03/2014, 02:47:38 UTC
Been a hectic few weeks and many long night hours in, but finally we managed to get our first test results on a card!

Here's a couple of screenshots of the card on the design phase:
http://i.imgur.com/shmAG23.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/OLNK4sD.jpg

More importantly; the results of the first test.
Test was run only for a very short period of time with 2x4 IC configuration @ 0.85V

Total hashrate per block (4IC) was approximately 130GH/s --> card total 260GH/s
This gives us a hashrate of 32.5GH/s per chip.

Picture of the test run and the test setup:
http://i.imgur.com/HK2PDKu.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/g3Acaxx.jpg

Stress tests will be taken shortly and then the beta test rig is finished.
We'll nail down the exact price and energy consumption after the tests but the information will be given out in a few days.

Stay tuned!

-Noncetech