A new ASIC miner just dropped, the NM440 version, promising crazy power at 440 EH/s. How legit is this? Seems wild it’s supposed to be way more powerful than anything Bitmain has. Anyone know more?
NuMiner ASIC Miners Legit or Just Hype?
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Sounds like total nonsense to me. Just slap on more chips and bigger PSUs, and voila 444 TH/s! And this power claim? Yeah right, 75% less per TH? Give me a break.
Came across the same info today and was shocked. Over 400 TH from one machine? That design is straight out of a sci-fi flick! But I saw something on Coindesk about Gryphon mining throwing a billion dollars at this. Is this a good sign?
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#4Mar 23, 2024, 01:51 AM
Right-click that image and check with Google Lens, what pops up? Cerebras CS-1. So basically, not even a real mining product!
Lol, fair enough point. End of convo here, right? Gotta say, stompix nailed it on the fake miner. How did so many fall for this? Feeling kinda dumb for even considering it.
It's clearly a scam. Just some Photoshop mess, not worth anyone’s time!
What’s worse, even big names like Bloomberg are pushing this scam. They should fact-check instead of spreading lies.
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#8Mar 26, 2024, 12:43 PM
Yeah, paid press releases are ridiculous. Companies should slap disclaimers on these articles. Look at Yahoo, they used to do that and now it’s like nobody cares. It’s crazy.
They even had to admit the image was faked on Feb 10. Really? A multi-million dollar company couldn’t get a proper illustrator? Just some kid’s Photoshop skills?
Lol, right? Their 'press release' reasoning is pure comedy. Lucky for us, this thread is still up and archived, can’t erase the past!
Ain’t no doubt about it! SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM SCAM!