Quote from: cashforbtc on April 30, 2014, 09:53:51 AM

*This is NOT a pre-order or pre-sale, boards are in hand NOW.*

Next Generation 28nm HashFast Yoli Evo ASIC Bitcoin Mining Boards

Cleaned up the last thread because of outdated info, now all in one post.

We have a limited number of these boards available for sale.

These are available in hand and hashing right now, in the Vancouver Canada area (Richmond, BC), able to ship out right away. A demo or physical pickup is possible in person at our office.

All boards are tested and confirmed working. We've included a screenshot of our test computer with hashing on cgminer and ghash.io.

These boards are the next generation HashFast 28nm Yoli Evo boards using 850W of power with liquid cooling required. They are engineered to run overclocked and have a high heat threshold (105 degrees!). This board uses a micro-USB interface and is hot pluggable so very easy to bring online/offline, test and deploy.

We have setup, overclocking and wattage adjustment instructions direct from HashFast on how to achieve 750 GH/s. We have even seen speeds of 800 - 900 GH/s from these babies with the right tweaking!

$1750 USD / CAD or BTC equivalent per board. $1500 USD / CAD or BTC equivalent per board if buying 10 or more boards. Add an additional $100 USD / $110 CAD per board for Fedex shipping. We prefer someone able to pick up locally in the Vancouver/Richmond, Canada area.

For $400 USD / $440 CAD per unit more (-$100 USD if picked up locally), we can include the following we used to get the boards up and running:
- a high-end Thermaltake Water 3.0 liquid cooling unit
- a high-end 850W Thermaltake power supply
- a custom-made wooden mounting board for the HashFast unit, cooler and power supply

Payment Options:
- Cleared Bank Wire in USD or CAD
- Bitcoin in USD equivalent sent first (current Bitstamp USD price set at 6th confirmation)
- Cash (ID required) or Bank Draft in person (must clear first)

Policy:
Boards are sold as is. All sales are final.

http://i.imgur.com/bqjUuaE.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/TPGDUqv.jpg
Older configuration before we tweaked the wattage, running at 720W on an 850W power supply.
https://i.imgur.com/TpQuz1D.jpg
As requested, shot with sticky note with hand written username and date.

how You set that voltage, what command is for this??