Did the Github repository get removed? It looks like the links go to a 404 page.

Bump - big price drop 

Bump - Price drop - 10k for the whole lot.

Bump - Previous buyer didn't work out.

I've dropped the price to $950.

Bump for a price drop to $1,100, someone throw out an offer.

Bump

Currently have the following for sale:
$550 - 12x New In Box DragonMint T1's for sale
$100 - 6x Halong DragonMint T1 Power Supplies

I've opened one of each to take the pictures below, but neither has been turned on yet. I'd prefer to sell them all together and would consider a discount if purchased in bulk.

Shipping:
Only looking to ship to the US (lower 48).

Images:
https://i.imgur.com/ngHNGsO.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/hMEbIkj.jpg

Accepting most top tier Crypto (BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC).

Let me know if you have any questions or feel free to PM me. Thanks!

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Edit - I can't stand having these in the boxes any longer... $7,000 for the whole lot...

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Yeah, that's what I originally tried but the output isn't captured from Claymore. Have you had different luck using it?

I believe miners like Claymore are private code, nothing to recompile. If we had the source code, he'd be out a lot of money.

Hey Everyone,

I'm trying to create an agent that reports back data from common miners to a web service. My first thought was to capture the text using the RedirectStandardOutput as part of .Net's StartInfo, but it doesn't seem to work with Claymore's Ethereum miner. Everything works like a charm if I use a simple batch script to ping a website like google.com. I've read that some applications use unorthodox methods of sending output text. I tried capturing the error output but didn't have any luck on that front.

Code for the form: https://pastebin.com/GkBgN0G6
Class I'm using to launch the processes: https://pastebin.com/xWgBM1Ya

My next thought was to pull up Spy++ and see if I could capture the messages that way. It turns out that command consoles are protected by Windows and prevents Spy++ from accessing the console messages.

My hope is that there's a simple tweak to get what I have working. Has anyone been successful doing this?

Thanks!

Thanks, I'll cross post this over there.

Hey Everyone,

I'm trying to create an agent that reports back data from common miners to a web service. My first thought was to capture the text using the RedirectStandardOutput as part of .Net's StartInfo, but it doesn't seem to work with Claymore's Ethereum miner. Everything works like a charm if I use a simple batch script to ping a website like google.com. I've read that some applications use unorthodox methods of sending output text. I tried capturing the error output but didn't have any luck on that front.

Code for the form: https://pastebin.com/GkBgN0G6
Class I'm using to launch the processes: https://pastebin.com/xWgBM1Ya

My next thought was to pull up Spy++ and see if I could capture the messages that way. It turns out that command consoles are protected by Windows and prevents Spy++ from accessing the console messages.

My hope is that there's a simple tweak to get what I have working. Are there any VB.Net or C# devs out there willing to help get this working?

Thanks!

Sorry buddy.

0.53 BTC is already a really great deal. OGNasty just sold one for a good bit more than this just a couple days ago. Thanks for the offer though, let me know if you consider bumping it.

Hello, I have an S7 I'm looking to sell if you're still interested in buying some. Looking to get 0.53 BTC + shipping.

Let me know!

The miner itself does not have an attached power supply unit. A high efficiency power supply is recommended as it will save you money each month. I'm currently powering mine with a Rosewill Hercules 1600w that I picked up from NewEgg. I still have the power supply but I was going to use it in a server that I'm planning to build. It's a bit overkill for the server so I'd be willing to sell it for $275. IIRC they run new for $300 but seeing as I already have it and need a power supply anyways I wouldn't be willing to go any less than that.

Previous buyer fell through - Bump

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