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Hashrate:
Nvidia
1080ti - 58 mh/s
2060 - 59 mh/s
2070 - 60-62 mh/s
2080 - 63-67 mh/s
2080ti - 68-71 mh/s
3070 - 76-78 mh/s
3080 - 97-99 mh/s
3090 - 115-127 mh/s

AMD
RX470 8gb - 35 mh/s
RX480 8gb - 37 mh/s
RX580 8gb - 40 mh/s
Vega56 - 46 mh/s
Vega64 - 52 mh/s
RX5500 XT - 60 mh/s
RX5600 XT - 64 mh/s
RX5700 XT - 67 mh/s

P.S.: the project is being drowned by competitors, don't trust anyone, check the information yourself

Gauging interest on selling an in hand Avalon ASIC. This is not a sale of a batch preorder.

In light of the recent demand, I will entertain offers of $40,000 USD or higher. I am in no way forced to sell this machine, so please don't waste my time or yours with offers lower than this amount. They will not even be considered.

For serious buyers, I would like to use an escrow service (of mutual decision) throughout the transaction.

I will accept cash or the BTC equivalent. Further discussion and negotiation will be possible once an offer is accepted.

If interested, send me a PM or post on the thread.

And that's fair. Don't get me wrong, the more ASICS in different hands as possible, the better (for decentralization). If you manage to get one, more power to you!

Enlightenment doesn't have anything to do with it. Someone would literally be mentally incapacitated (the definition of idiot) to accept an offer in that range. In 9 days time, they would have made the money back that you're offering them. I don't mean to be offensive, but it's almost insulting to offer such a low amount.

The only legit sale that has happened has sold for 20K cash and that was a steal. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=157887.0

Avalons are making close to $7k a week right now. No offense intended, but anyone accepting your offer is an idiot.

Any idea what level of device we're talking here? Are you wanting to compete with current gen (<=> 60-70GHs) or are you going next generation (> 1THs)? Or something in between?

Orders registered. Look very forward to seeing how this turns out.

If your company can produce a product even equal in stats to the Avalon Asic, you will be unable to keep units in stock. The market needs another competitor right now in a bad way. This will further decentralization, and increase distribution to the masses. Especially at the price point that's being toyed with. Please don't release a product at the price points the other players are playing at (like say a 20ghs miner @ $1500.) You have an amazing opportunity here to benefit the whole community. Your choice to accept PayPal is an honorable one and for any naysayers out there, it should be enough to convince them to spend their money with you. At worst case, they could always request a refund through PayPal.

I'd say anyone savvy enough to write a program to "Inject Blocks" would know the difference between a block and a bitcoin... *sigh*

Not true. It's working as intended and has actually saved me twice today on one of my Avalons. First part of the script stops and starts cgminer if it cant detect a pid for it. The second part compares accepted shares from five minutes ago (if thats where your cron is scheduled) to current. If it's different, it's assumed that everything is working. If it's the same, it's assumed the miner has stalled but not quit. A restart is then initiated. The only difference between my script and the one already in there are the regex sed commands to remove spaces from the files it's echoing out and comparing so there is no false negative.

Quasi fixed the issue with the miner quitting. The cgminer-monitor script has an error in it which writes out "   [ACCEPTED] => X" in the file it's comparing against "[ACCEPTED] => X". These extra spaces caused the files to not match which causes the script to think that cgminer is still mining correctly. This script below removes all spaces from the files when they are created and makes the checking accurate. Replace the contents of /usr/bin/cgminer-monitor with the script below and the cron job should once again be able to properly reset cgminer when it stops mining.



#!/bin/sh
# This file is for cron job

C=`pidof cgminer | wc -w`
if [ "$C" != "1" ]; then
   /etc/init.d/cgminer stop
   /etc/init.d/cgminer start
   exit 0;
fi

A=`cat /tmp/cm.log | sed "s/ //g"`
B=`cgminer-api  | grep "^   \[Accepted\]" | sed "s/ //g"`
echo $B > /tmp/cm.log
if [ "$A" == "$B" ]; then
   /etc/init.d/cgminer stop
   /etc/init.d/cgminer start
   exit 0;
fi

So I'm having an issue with hardware errors on one of my two asics. Both machines run equally most of the time, but last night and this morning the second device has stopped hashing suddenly and unexpectedly. When it stops hashing, the temperature monitor shows it skyrocketing (pass 100) and the fans at 3000. Hardware errors start climbing to the hundreds of thousands. Configuration wise, the machines are identical. Has anyone else experienced this?

A restart of the system gets it hashing again and as soon as it's restarted, the temp is reported back down at a more manageable 43-44. It goes right back to hashing like it should. I do not know what happens if I just restart cgminer and not the whole machine. If this fixes it, I might just set a cron job to do it for me every hour. I'll post a screenshot if it happens again.

Sure: first order was 200000348 and second one was 200000402. Both were batch one, part two orders.

Dalkore, put me down for two received today, United States. Third one will be here on Friday, but I'll reconfirm at that time.

Contingent on delays in customs (which I've been lead to believe is a few hours for United States delivery), it should be two-three days shipping time via DHL Express from Hong Kong to the United States (and probably Canada as well).

At least for mine coming to the US, it's Express Worldwide shipping. Looks to be declared as "INDUSTRIAL CONTROLLER(ENG SAMPLE)". Origin point for this shipment was Hong Kong, most likely the intermediary that Avalon chose to use to avoid Chinese customs.

Order 200000348. Also got order 200000402 which doesn't seem to have a shipment yet, but I'll be trying to call again in the morning for that one. Both were batch one, part two.

Called regularly. I called every day for the last week until I finally got confirmation yesterday morning that there was a shipment for me.

Are you just using a computer running the bitcoind server for this or do you actually have a pool software (like stratum-mining) going that only you're using? I didn't figure the bitcoind server would be responsive enough to handle the requests from the ASIC's in a timely manner, but I don't really know much about that system.

I can tell you that I was one of the very first batch one, part two orders. The second order was placed when there was about half remaining (it was maybe when it said qty was 50 or so remaining). However, I know that a lot of people got orders in the 700's and 800's, but I think that these were orders made after the initial batch postings (where they identified all the non-paying buyers). My guess is that batch one, part two order numbers probably don't exceed 200000450. (This is assuming their numbering was progressive, but I'd say it was because of the time frame and units sold before my first and second order).

Just called DHL and got my tracking number this morning! I've called every day this week. Told the super nice lady in customer service that I had a package being shipped to me from Hong Kong but wasn't able to get ahold of the shipper. She asked for my zip code, last name, address, and then told me she confirmed a shipment. The airbill for the shipment was created about five hours before this post. She told me the package has not actually been picked up by DHL yet in Hong Kong, but at least the airbill has been created (I interpreted this as the shipment just made it to Hong Kong from Avalon's original location and the intermediary shipper is about to make the handoff to DHL. They are probably creating airbills for all packages they got yesterday or today and will ship them off in bulk.)

If that was good news, here's the better news (for everyone waiting anxiously): This is for order 200000348. Second round of batch one orders. And it's on it's way. I'm in Missouri in the United States, and DHL told me that barring interruptions from customs, the package would have a two day shipment time. (So if it managed to ship today, it would be here Tuesday and I imagine I'm one of the further shipping points.)

Now I will specify that I have another order coming (200000402) that was from a little later in the same batch, and there does not appear to be a shipment for this one yet. But at least we know the order 300's are close to being in the air! I'll keep following up on the second order and announce if I'm able to get a tracking number for it.


Keep your hope up!