K10 Ultra specs look interesting: 173T | 20.6W/T | 3562W. Not sure if it’s legit or just hype...
New ASIC Miner: K10 Ultra Specs and Discussions
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Not dropping links here to avoid scams but check the video at the end for more info. Better to wait for real reviews from trusted miners.
I’m reaching out to them for a demo. Curious to see how this plays out.
This company seems pretty fresh to the game. Hard to find solid info about them. They were at a conference recently, though, and gave some units to experts for testing.
Just sent them a message. I mentioned my well-known profile here and asked for a review unit. Fingers crossed they respond.
If this isn't a scam, we should start seeing reviews soon. Their specs actually compete with Bitmain’s offerings. Everyone’s curious about the chip details.
Keep us posted on any updates. A lot of people are still in the dark about prices. Maybe they’re trying to gauge market interest before revealing more.
No response yet... hoping to hear back by Friday.
Hoping this is legit! Been waiting for a new miner forever. I read on Reddit that responses are slow. Still, I doubt they’d be on Bitmain’s site if it was a fake.
Nah, it’s legit. I checked with reliable sources. It has a 5.4kw PSU and 1,092 chips, really efficient design. But yeah, price is gonna be key.
What’s the story with this company? They’re outperforming established players. Remember Intel burning cash on mining chips and failing? That was rough.
Intel’s struggle was real. They’re not in the same league as Bitmain or Samsung. The new K10PRO likely uses similar chips, just tweaked for better efficiency.
But are they limiting production? If only big players get their hands on these, that would suck for smaller miners.
First batch sold out fast only 1000 units. Heard the next batch won’t drop for four months. Price is around $25-27 each, depending on how many you buy.
Intel trying to create their chips was a wild move. Why not just use existing designs? Sounds sketchy.
What’s the exact price? Can I order one yet? I’m based in the EU and interested.
If you read through the thread, most questions should be answered. Check out the info shared here.
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#18Aug 9, 2024, 02:55 AM
Got it! Appreciate the heads up!