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A Chance to Win a Gridseed Scrypt ASIC Miner Each Week this April

1, Apr 2014

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We have partnered up with GAWMiners, an official Gridseed partner, to give you the chance to win a free Gridseed ASIC Scrypt miner. All you have to do is follow the simple rules of the contest below to have a chance to win, and throughout April you will have four chances. Each week of the month we are going to be announcing a theme for photo contest, you will need to submit images based on the current theme and at the end of the week you might end up winning a Scrypt ASIC device. Each week we are going to be announcing the new theme of the contest here on the blog as well as on the official contest page, the winners and best photos will be announced and published here on the Cryptomining Blog each week during the duration of the contest. After the weekly winner has been selected and announced, GAW Miners will contact the winner to arrange the details for receiving the award.

This week’s theme for the photo contest is the Strangest Place to Mine.

In order to participate you need to fill in this form with your name, email address and up to 5 photos according to the theme of the contest this week. You are also able to provide some additional details or explanation regarding what is on the photos should you consider it is needed to give a better idea, however additional details are not required if you think that the photos speak for themselves.

Note that you are able to submit up to 5 photos and have only 1 entry each week, to be eligible for the prize you need to also like the GAWMiners page on Facebook. Note that you can win only once in the four week period of the contest, you can still participate in the next week contest if you wish, though you will not be choose if you’ve won in a previous week. Winners do have an option to either get the Gridseed device they have won shipped to them, or have it hosted for free at GAWMiners. Also have in mind that after announcing the weekly winner the shipment of the award could take up to 2-5 days for verification of the winner’s information, though normally it should take less.

So do you already have a good idea about the strangest place to mine? If you do, then hurry up to the contest page and submit your entry in order to be eligible to win a Gridseed ASIC device.

– Submit your photo contest entries here in order to get a chance to win a Gridseed ASIC miner…

The Gridseed 19.2 MHS Scrypt ASIC Miner is Not Real… Yet

23, Mar 2014

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Do you remember the 19.2 MHS Scrypt and 520 GHS SHA-256 Dual Mode ASIC that we have reported about being available for pre-order form a Chinese seller. We have expressed our doubts about that product and it turns out it will not be available by the end of this month, though the seller claims it is something that Gridseed is currently working on. So we might actually see the product in some form available in a bit of time, but for now you can be rest assured it is not going to hit the market anytime soon. If we see the 19.2 GHS Scrypt mining ASIC in a few months however it might be a bit too late as other ASIC manufacturers are already promising shipping date for more powerful Scrypt miners to be out before the end of the year…

Below you can read the official quote from the seller as a response to the user interest in the 19.2 MHS miner that they have listed for pre-orders:

Dear customers,

Thank you so much for your interest in the super miner (520GH/19.2MH) shown at our store before, we decided to take it down before more information is available.

We got this product info from an agent of Gridseed. And we were told that the miner would be available at the end of March. So we put it at our store. Unexpectedly, it has generated a lot of interest and doubts alike in the mining circle. And we have received messages from a lot of customers, who are both interested and doubtful, which is very understandable, because the information was limited and no one has actually used this product yet.

And we have to clarify one fact: WE ARE NOT SCAMMERS. Firstly, we didn’t take any order of the product. None. Secondly, we have been receiving very positive feedbacks from our customers. Anyone who has worked with us knows that we are an honest store. Thirdly, it was not intended as a marketing ploy either. We saw new products coming, we put them at our store, that’s it.

So under these circumstances, with the attitude of being responsible to our customers, we decided to take it down until more information is available.

At the same time we are requesting for more info and wait until we know better.

Thank you so much.

Impressions from the Newer 5-chip Gridseed Scrypt ASIC Devices

12, Mar 2014

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In our article about our first impressions from the Gridseed 5-chip Scrypt Asic earlier this month we were not very happy with our initial experience from the device. It seems we’ve got one of the earlier builds that were not very well built and the software for using them was also at a very early stage. Today however things look much better, we just got a new unit that we have ordered and it is much better built and uses the STM32 Virtual COM port driver instead of the CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller that our previous unit had.

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We have tested the new ASIC device and it works just fine with the STM32 drivers installed with the modified for low power usage cpuminer for Scrypt mining by giving the virtual COM port number of the device. The ASIC also worked just fine when we have replaced the STM32 vitual cOM Port driver with WinUSB using Zadig to use cgminer 3.7.2 for Scrypt mining on the ASIC. We still haven’t tried using the new 5-chip Gridseed ASIC device to work in dual mining mode with TLC and BTC mining running at the same time as apparently the dual mining method that have already described for our older ASIC using the CP2102 USB to UART Bridge Controller is not working for devices with STM32 Virtual COM port drivers, so we’ll be getting back with more details on that later on when we figure it out.

For the moment however we are much more satisfied with the newer revisions of the 5-chip Gridseed LTC/BTC ASIC devices, especially when we take into account the improvement of the software support side for them in the last few days.


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