I'd recommend always checking the output voltage of the ports themselves to be sure that you're not going to fry the ASICs when you plug them in.

To do so, find any cheap USB charging cable (can find microUSB or 30 pin iDevice chargers for under $1 on ebay) and cut it open to expose 4 wires (not sure if 30 pin would have 30 wires... seems unlikely, but I haven't cut those open) and then connect the red and black to your DMM for checking the voltage.

It should read 5V, or anywhere from like 4.8V to 5.1V (those seem to be safe ranges, from where things will work and not fry).

For my USB stick rigs, I used 10 port strips like http://www.ebay.com/itm/New-High-Speed-10-Port-USB-EPYP-2-Hub-Multi-Outlet-Power-Strip-Type-/141200097037

For PSUs, I used 5V 5A on each hub. The cheap one I got from China got hot, yet still supplied power to my hubs reliably for a few months (haven't had it die yet). My preference is Amperor 5V 5A, since they are decently cool to the touch when mining.

If you want to use your current PSU, I'd recommend checking out what the ports are outputting. If it's not 5V... you might have dead miners 

I'd just like to say that my BOXER61 (Acer eMachines mobo) required this on the x1 slot.

Saw the mining!
Thanks!

stratum+tcp://us1.ghash.io:3333
User: GTRsdk.crabbi
Password: Th1sIsAVeryLongAndConplesP4$$w0rdForMining

.... Or just x 

If you want to get paid in bitcoin, it might take me a day or two to mine depending on how much you want (I've got a few ASICs which can mine a decent amount a day).
I wouldn't mind paying for USPS priority shipping to Minnesota.

Hi,
I'm wanting to buy an Icarus FPGA which is capable of mining litecoins.
I don't have many bitcoins, but I've got PayPal. I could also host it to mine for a difficulty window to pay for it, if you want.

So is anyone willing to part with their beloved Icarus? 

Blades aren't worth $500 anymore... Even on eBay they're considerably less now.
I'd buy some at $200 if you'd accept PayPal.

$75 shipped Minnesota

My hashrate is too low to attract anyone, it seems 

P2pool now available if you mine at port 9555. Only a 0.5% fee on P2Pool

Switched to PPS due to demand. Existing miners had been paid for their time (even though we didn't get a block yet), so if you mine, you will be paid.

Those who find blocks will still get bonuses, but not as much as it was last time (only 10 coin bonus).

First block bonus: 1000 DOGE if you solve it, 1 DOGE if you've submitted over 1000 shares during the round!

Got listed at http://dogepool.com/

Pool address: http://doge.litemoons.com

New pool, but that will hopefully help prevent against 51% attacks from pools growing too big.

Also, if you're on the east coast, this should provide great speeds as it's hosted in North Carolina.

Bonus if you find a block: You get an additional 100 Doge sent to your address linked to your account.

Let's make some money together!  

Update: Now PPS

If it is gone forever...
Congratulations, you have just made Bitcoins more rare.
So they should then be worth more.

Nice!

Just one question... How did you get the liquidcoin blocks?

I have had issues with the client being stuck at like 1,000 blocks or so and not moving.

Depending on which game, you should just click on Buildings (on the left side), then you get a level 2 Robot Factory. Then you should be able to build a shipyard.

Makes me wonder when Bitcoin will get a thin client and when/if there will be smaller blocks.

I honestly think Bitcoin is starting to view MicroCash as a threat.

But who will be accepted by big stores first?

If you take a look at main.cpp in the litecoin source, it shows (and hides) answers.

Just to added to the list of games, LiteMoons is also available to play (basically you use LiteCoins in 2Moons to pay for Dark Matter).

I don't think the GPU miner had much of an effect (to be honest).

It isn't nearly as optimized as the bitcoin ones.