once the software catches up to these sticks they are going to kill. I am getting a steady 2.0 from each one.
These have to be asic miners new block erupters.
they are the exact same size as a block eruptor .
they have the same id as a block erupter.
fried cat = sushi
first sale of 4000 at 45 btc a case
second sale of 20000 at 33 btc a case
new years eve promo at 31 btc a case
made in china
a shit load of commonalities
these sticks rock.
6x the hash at less power and stable.
they will bury the bit fury sticks.. 2 gh at .075btc vs 2.5gh at .25btc not much to think about.
I only bought 1 unit to experiment with and it has been running stable for over 24 hours on a Rpi.These have to be asic miners new block erupters.
they are the exact same size as a block eruptor .
they have the same id as a block erupter.
fried cat = sushi
first sale of 4000 at 45 btc a case
second sale of 20000 at 33 btc a case
new years eve promo at 31 btc a case
made in china
a shit load of commonalities
these sticks rock.
6x the hash at less power and stable.
they will bury the bit fury sticks.. 2 gh at .075btc vs 2.5gh at .25btc not much to think about.
My stats look like this.
Average 2.409gh/s
A 83568 R 156 HW 369 WU 33.5
I have adjusted the voltage to .9 volts and the clock is set at 300mhz (0B81).
BTC guild stats verify the hash rate.
Wish I had a more units
I know how to up the freq but how did you boost power?
I have a lot of 12 volt and 13 volt psu's to use on hubs.
I was very pleased to get the 1.98-2.01 gh a stick. but getting 2.4 a stick does sound tempting
All the information necessary is in the Over clocking section of AntMiner-U1 user guide.
When I get more time I will try some other voltage & clock experiment's.
Right now I am happy with .9 volt and 300mhz for 2.4gh/s.