KnCMiner Upgrades Titan Scrypt ASIC From 100 MH/s To 250 MH/s Free Of Charge
Seven hours ago, KnCMiner took to social media to tweet one simple sentence. So we have updated our performance of our titan product a little. It will now be 250MH/s. The full update can be found at this link. 250 MH/s is a 250% improvement over the previously promised 100 MH/s. The price tag on the KnCMiner Titan remains unchanged despite this “little performance update.” At 250,000 KH/s for the price of $9,995, the $/KH/s (~$0.04/KH/s) is currently unmatched by any other Scrypt ASIC company. The updated Titan product page on KnCMiner’s website is shown below. Also, KnCMiner is....
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