Short answer:  yes

I was actually planning on getting in touch with them soon, to discuss some way we could help each other out.

thank you crashoveride54902!
Just by changing the ASIC 1 and 2 die's to 775Mhz in the Advanced tab I got 7% more

Saturn @ 300Ghs/s.. : )

ok so let me get this str8 /// if i just keep the wallet open on my computer, will it function as a node or please step by step if this is not the caseee

here is a one-liner setup script!

http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1se3zd/how_to_create_a_full_bitcoin_node_in_a_5_ubuntu/

it runs in root, uses the Ubuntu PPA, opens up 8333, sets a firewall, and sets ssh port to default 22.

to upgrade bitcoind from time to time, run sudo apt-get update then sudo apt-get upgrade.  make sure the new version is posted to the PPA first though by Matt Corrallo.

Yes you have to include the full path to where your bitcoind bin is located, unless you are already in that directory.

is probably the better command.

As it turns out, there wasn't anything wrong with any of my cards.  As I added cards to the MB, booted up and tested I never swapped out the video cable so that it always is attached to the card that would be "GPU 0"

If the monitor is not attached to the first card on the board it always goes sick...but if the monitor is attached to the first card everything works perfectly.  I now have 4 cards on the MB mining at 610+ kh/s with no issues.

If this is something that is obvious to others then I apologize for my ignorance...While I've built many systems before (and some with dual GPUs) I've always attached monitors to both cards and I've never really used them for this type of activity (mining) so I didn't realize that there was any importance to where the monitor should be attached.

Thanks for the responses.

Also, grue, I would agree with you as so many often point out that Intensity 20 is pretty darn high, but in this case I didn't think it was a root cause because I've been mining on all these cards (on two separate MBs) using Intensity 20 for weeks...so that couldn't be it.

As for the clock speeds being so low, yes they were...but my attempts to change the settings were being ignored by the card....

Anyway, so at least in this case the solution was just to attach the monitor to the first card (GPU 0)

Yeah, but I don't get it, Day 1 and Day 2 have been hosting since Oct. 10th or so. Every other hosting is delayed, while all other orders are being shipped. Have they run out of DC space or something? Something doesn't add up. And they haven't addressed the issues, keeping us in the dark. They had to please the Day 1/Day 2 customers, and started shipping the rest, but wtf about the rest of the hosting customers. I'd still rather do hosting because I'm illiterate when it comes to hardware, power supplies, so I'll just suck it up.

I sincerely apologize to everyone on this thread that I won't be doing the next batch of send transactions today. I've just had too many urgent PR-related and investor-related tasks, and I have simply run out of time. Instead, I'll just do the next and LAST giveaway transactions once the giveaway thread is expired (it expires tomorrow) and you have all told me your promotional efforts. That will be next week some time. I promise that everyone promoting will get paid.

Once the giveaway is done, I'll still have a ton of MasterCoins left over which are earmarked to give away. I'll give those to the top promoters, which you should definitely try to be

Thanks!

I sincerely apologize to everyone on this thread that I won't be doing the next batch of send transactions today. I've just had too many urgent PR-related and investor-related tasks, and I have simply run out of time. Instead, I'll just do the next and LAST giveaway transactions once the giveaway thread is expired (it expires tomorrow) and you have all told me your promotional efforts. That will be next week some time. I promise that everyone promoting will get paid.

Once the giveaway is done, I'll still have a ton of MasterCoins left over which are earmarked to give away. I'll give those to the top promoters, which you should definitely try to be

Thanks!

Very interesting read on Coindesk & Whitepaper...

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Retweeting Coindesk article too...

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Best of luck, will be following your progress and am very interested in how this is implemented and how adoption unfolds.

T-

haha yea its a trip aint it? I don't want to be too specific but my order is getting closer and closer to shipping.. It's really getting down to the line with the difficulty increases, I mean they should at least make back what I spent on them, plus a few extra BTC, but not nearly what I was hoping for when I ordered 

Sounds like a great idea.

The question would be is what to talk about?

Hi,

I see a lot of talk about our choice of case design, in fact about our design choices in general so I thought I would jump in and clear some things up if I can.

We have always tried to make it clear that we aim to provide a machine that gets shipped on time.
 
Time to market is the most critical thing for us. We have a small window of opportunity here with a lot of competition coming out after us with products they claim are better than ours. (well after all they wouldn’t be very good competition if they claimed it would be worse.)

So  yes we have saved time on a few things. We can all agree that the look of the machine is not a top priority. We never said it would be. if it’s a big enough deal we could always put up a poll on our site and ask. Then we would know for our next generation. Sweden has some lovely design houses that would welcome the consult on a global product. This wouldn’t make it hash any faster but it would delay the product shipment for sure. These things would have to be modeled tested and tried etc etc, A far easier solution would be to use off the shelf parts which have a proven track record, over spec them by quite a bit (going back to our margins upon margins upon margins claim) So the decision was an easy one. The first boxes to leave our building will be delivered on time because we haven’t spent even a single meeting debating anything that was not 100% essential. The look is not essential for us at all, most of our customers don’t care and that means we don’t care.

As for the external power supply. Most small devices come with an external power supply ours is just a big devices that needs one. We could make our device bigger and have the power supply inside which would mean a larger shipping box, and a larger package sent to you. That would mean extra shipping costs. It would also mean more engineering of the airflow inside the case. (all fans must point the same way really) This comes under the “waste of time category” a far quicker solution is to let the customer supply and use an external power supply, (like all of the smaller components) Then you can simply have it on the outside of the case so it won’t get in the way of the airflow. Yes it fits on a 19inch rack shelf, There is space behind the unit for a power supply on the shelves (this is what we are doing in our hosting), You are welcome to use cable ties to make it look nice and keep it secure if you want to.
  Another one of our internal rules is that unless its 100% essential we simply don’t spend time on it.

The bottom line is what you are getting from KNC is over engineered and not over designed.  Imagine how upset people would be if we had something that looked great but we were delayed because of the design.

Thanks

Sam