It is basically NXT 2.0. The same developers that started NXT created Ardor.

I'm considering buying the newest Full-Node option. It says it comes with a PSU and 64 GB USB drive for the blockchain.

I have a few questions if anyone has some answers:

• Is the PSU reliable? Am I better off buying a Corsair?
• Is 64 GB enough space for the blockchain? Is upgrading as simple as swapping it out for a larger one?
• Can I limit the number of connections to my node via a CONF file?
• Does the Full Node have a Wallet? If so, is it easy to use and backup? Do I still need to run my node on my PC?

 

This modular Coursair PSU has 6 PCI power ports and runs silent with my two Apollos on ECO: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B015YEI7LK/. It could run 6 Apollos on ECO.

Is there anything faster on the horizon? Batch 3 - 54 chips 200 MH/z at 200 Watts? 

Is there a way to reset the Batch 1 Apollos to factory default settings from the GUI?

What is the efficiency rating of the FutureBit PSU available with Batch 2? Can it run the miner on Balanced and Turbo modes without overheating? Also, does the FutureBit PSU have a power switch to turn the miner on/off?

Does #xnsub make mining with our Apollos on Zergpool better? I have noticed a slower hashrate when I use it.

Dead for me at time of this post.

Your Scrypt products are amazing, can't wait to see what you create next  

EDIT: X11 might be a worthwhile protocol to branch out to. FutureBit's efficiency and design would give Bitmain a run for their money.

Here is an anonymous and no-registration pool I have an Apollo mining Litecoin at: http://coinminerz.com/. It's a pretty small pool.

This day. And all days. We will remember YAAMP as the ultimate, anonymous, mining pool. I truly miss it. Thank you spam-necro guy for giving me these feels.

#SoSayWeAll

Will do, can you PM me the Party Password? 

My Apollo arrived today. Paired with my CORSAIR HX850i Platinum 850 Watt PSU, it barely makes any noise in ECO mode (100 Mh/s) and hashes as advertised in all modes. I would not call it loud even in the higher hash modes. Great miner! Will buy future models as well 

Is it possible to mine with an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 with this? I keep getting an error message. I am able to CPU mine easily.

When I start the nheqminer miner as advised in the instructions for NVIDIA GPU mining I get the following output the error message is at the bottom:

[15:51:39][0x00001e40] stratum | Starting miner
[15:51:39][0x00001e40] stratum | Connecting to stratum server equihash.usa.nicehash.com:3357
[15:51:39][0x00000a10] miner#0 | Starting thread #0 (CUDA-DJEZO) GeForce GTX 745 (#0) M=2
[15:51:39][0x00001e40] stratum | Connected!
[15:51:40][0x00001e40] stratum | Subscribed to stratum server
[15:51:40][0x00001e40] miner | Extranonce is 019c30a1a551
[15:51:40][0x00001e40] stratum | Authorized worker 1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxkEmbz
[15:51:40][0x00001e40] stratum | Target set to 000f0f0f0f000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
[15:51:40][0x00001e40] stratum | Received new job #0000000961dc56cf
[15:51:41][0x00000a10] miner#0 | CUDA error 'an illegal memory access was encountered' in func 'eq_cuda_context::solve' line 2095

@luke-jr - I really like BFGMiner. I'm not mining for profit, just for fun, at this point. Have you given any thought to supporting Ethereum GPU mining? I am using Claymore's miner at the moment, but would prefer to used BFGminer as it is open source and I prefer its UI.

You can lower the payout to: 0.01048576 on this page: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/mystats.php?cmd=options

I will want two to six pods based on the form factor. Depending on cost. We need to rally the ground troops to get Bitfury's attention 

@sidehack - what kind of power requirements do you think the will pods have? How many PCIe connectors and how many watts?

I think we all agree that sidehack has some really good ideas for us home miners.

Keep thinking about these 11-chip pods. 12 volt PCI-e PSU? Will they have fans for stock set-up, or do we provide our own?