Very nice.  I'm getting 191 sol/s on a 4GB GeForce 1050ti @ 1885 core/3888 mem.

Good news: I received the item bought on the Biterial website (with a little extra thrown in).

OK folks, not looking good here.  I registered at Biterial and bought a digital item on 3/15/16.  So far no delivery.
Emails to support are bouncing:

HA! you paid 4 my order; thanks.   Maybe they just forgot the SSL thing -->  https://store.xx

Yeah, way lower.  My BFL order is # 8812. 

The BFL single under my desk works great; hashing along at 819mh/s.  I just placed another order.  Order #881X.

Autotune gave me 816 while it was still in the case. I agree, the temps at which these throttle vary widely from unit to unit.  Without a thermometer I'm unsure of my ambient temp.  With the windows open this morning, I noticed my single was running cooler so I tried the 864 firmware and learned that about 45C (or 45.5) seems to be the trigger on that one.  Here's a shot taken just before (or while) it throttled:

http://imageshack.us/a/img705/2486/cgminer.jpg

It appears n4l3hp is about right; tests on my single show throttle-trigger-temps of:
832 firmware - about 48C
864 firmware - about 45.5C
872 firmware - about 43C

I'm interested in these answers too.  My single is Rev E (shipped Aug 22) and came with 872 firmware.  Which was odd because it would throttle almost immediately.  I took the case off and got it stable with 832 firmware.  Watching the temperature in CGminer (often cycles up & down), I've not seen it go above 48.2C so I figure that must be about the throttle-temp-trigger.  However, if I load the 864 firmware and watch the temps, it appears that anything above 45C will trigger the throttle.

I should take the heatsink off and apply that Artic Cooling paste to see if that'll lower it any.

I did the math:

BTCFPGA bASIC $1069.99 ÷ 27GH = $39.63/GH
1 year warranty
projected to ship in November/December of 2012

BFL Single 'SC' $1299.00 ÷ 40GH = $32.48/GH
6 month warranty
projected to ship in October of 2012

but yes, competition is good.

I took it totally out of the case yesterday and today noticed one of the copper fins on the upper heatsink was hung up on the corner screw.  That prevented the heatsink from forming a tight, flush union with the 2 chips (may have happened during shipment).  I bent the fin out of the way (yeah I should take a pic) and now the heatsink can free-float on the chips, as designed.  It runs a degree or 2 cooler now.

Got my first single Friday (shipped 8/22) and it's marked "BitFORCE - 1.0   Rev: E" with big fan & copper tubed heatsink on top, and smaller fan & heatsink on bottom.  Oddly, it shipped with 872 firmware but would throttle error every minute or so.  Took half the case off, propped it up a little higher and it's fairly stable now with 832mh firmware.  

Watching the temps in Cgminer, I've not seen it go over 48.2C.  Anything higher seems to trigger throttling on mine (which stops the temp reads for 15 seconds).  Temperature appears to cycle up & down half a degree or so.  Do you suppose Cgminer is cycling back & forth reading each of the two chips?

I see there's a lot of variation in these singles - some hash high at low temps and some hash low at high temps with others in between.  It would appear the overheat/throttle trigger temp is variable and built-in to the chip.  In other words, luck of the draw.

Generally, merchants must ship within 30 days according to the FTC: http://business.ftc.gov/documents/alt051-selling-internet-prompt-delivery-rules

I do not see payment from last block solve of 05-27.  That's the only issue I've seen. 
EDIT: now I see it...  5/28/11 11:00

DOOD! I made 5 bitcoins.  Thank you.

Yep, thank you.  I get the impression there's only about 3 or 4 miners here.  Anyone for a free pool?
www.continuumpool.com

You are, of course, correct on probability.  I look at it from the gambler's point of view, not the mathematician's.  Six days of nothing means good luck's comin'.  Is your server really in Canada?  I'd guess Texas.

And did you break the "last round" stat or me?  http://www.continuumpool.com/roundstart.php reports nothing for me.

i bould bery much wike a webstye   

Well, here's the thing.  I put a new Dell Streak 7 tablet up starting at 0.99 BTC, no reserve, high bidder gets it.  Same thing I usually do on ebay.  Well there are so few users /bidders on BiddingPond that it sold for $20 BTC.  Great for the buyer, not so hot for me.

I'm not giving up on it yet though.  I should perhaps start with some cheaper items.

Grike, go into your Bitcoin Settings, Options, and limit coin generation to 1 processor (core).  I have one box that will trip the overheat beeping after a short while of CPU+GPU mining unless I limit the CPU.

I see miner stats swinging from 440 to 930 Mhash; must be a very short duration (instantaneous?) calculation.   And with a current Overall hashrate of 3.X Ghash/s and no block since 5/17 ... we're likely to be solving one soon.