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CGminer 3.3.4

BTCGuild is on worker diff 32

sorry for the chopped up tables
From Mine Peon Pools data
URL   User   Status   Pr   GW   Acc   Rej   Disc   Last   Diff1   DAcc   DRej   DLast   Best
stratum.btcguild.com   suprabitz_asicusb3   Alive   0   2912   17998   45   5655   14:08:14   573907   552542 [96.28%]   1214 [0.21%]   32   818151

From Mine Peon. It shows a high hardware error rate, but on BTC Guild shows 35GHs at first then slowly goes down to about 29.93GHs after 24 hours. Not sure if its a bug in Mine Peon 0.2.3a or what.

Devices
Name   ID   Temp   MH/s   Accept   Reject   Error   Utility   Last Share
BAL   0   70   31445.31   17340   45 [0.13%]   16759 [49.08%]   13.82   13:18:19
Totals   1      31445.31   17340   45 [0.13%]   16759 [49.08%]   13.82   


For the setup I have the Coolermaster 212 Evo with the .5mm thermal pad. Using the LGA standoffs with no back plate. Card is laying on the side so the fan is blowing one end and a usb fan is blowing on the back sides of the chips. On the bottom they are hot to the touch but not scalding. About 5-6 seconds before its uncomfortable.

yes the backplate on the back side. on the coolermaster 212 evo it will fit using the lga standoffs without the backplate. just remove the little metal peg where the heatsink meets the front plate.

was just wondering if it could cause warpage or damage




What causes high error rates? 30-40% on minepeon

if you run it without the x clamp will it mess it up?

1 Brand new Chili Asic card. Brand new, not used. You will need a cooler and thermal pad and power supply. I ordered them and have them available.

has 8 BFL 4GHs chips. Will do 30-32+ Ghs. These cards are SMALL.

I'm asking $650 (via bitcoin), free priority mail.

1 available

If interested you can verify with CrazyGuy (BFL chip purchase) and MrTeal (Chili maker) that I purchased 8 chips/1board.

Escrow with John K fine if you pay the fee.

i have 1 chili i havent even set up. ordered these chips before i got out of mining

if anyone wants it i will do $650 (via bitcoin) shipped. you can contact Mr Teal and he will verify that he shipped me one.

Escrow with John K is ok if you pay the fees.

ready to ship - no wait

mr teal,

great job on the project.

can someone post a list of the minimum equipment to get this running (excluding the host hashing system).

For example people are saying

thermal pads
vga coolers
case fans or cpu coolers

I just don't want to get this and have 2-3 days of downtime waiting for accessories to arrive. I assume heatsink and fan aren't included and a gpu fan is required.

a write up of compatible coolers etc in one location would be very helpful

thanks

did you get the chips?

did the chips come in friday?

what... you can't wait 2 more weeks?!?!

its a dead chip. thats why the blades are rated at 10.0 Ghs and everything above that is "freebie". that allows for up to 2 chips to be bad and still be over 10ghs.

i've seen about 5% of blades have bad chips. one is not so bad. more than one you may have an issue with your PSU.

clearing your cache on IE and deleting all cookies and etc will fix it usually. always keep IE, Firefox, and Chrome on a mission critical computer!

2 sold to djjacket, CrazyGuy adjusted it.

6 left. basically around the same cost as a later spot but you are in the first batch

i would say that for a technical capable user they are easy. but if you are a complete novice stick with the usbs. i have had people who did not know how to change their local ip to match 192.168.1.x ... hurray for teamviewer!

if you can set up a home cable/dsl router without using the 'easy button' then yes old blades are easy to set up.

Reserved for off topic comment (whaaaat you know theres gonna be one might as well reserve it!)

I have 8 chips reserved for CrazyGuy's Batch 1 chips that have already been ordered by him with BFL

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=235578.0

$59 per chip is what I paid and I put half down.

To get the spot you pay 50% ($39.50) per chip in BTC. You can take even numbers from 2-8 chips.

CrazyGuy is ok with me selling the spot. I'm not making a dime, I just decided not to go this route.

friedcat is probably working on getting the new 10ghs and 5ghs blades ready... long ways from a 7/17 announce date but its nice that he didnt take preorders at 18BTC and stick us with product 1.5 mo later. it shows he has some integrity since its not like we can charge back btc...


on another note, today is the day that Butterfly Labs died (due to an inevitable flood of chargebacks)
... ($275 for 5ghs jala vs $400-500 for 10ghs blade)

Guys you can hardly buy any asics now that are guaranteed to ROI. the 85% of BFL orders that havent been shipped are now officially screwed. people who paid $275 for 5gh jalapeno still in queue can now buy a 10GHs blade for $420 - essentially $210 per 5gh jalapeno. And the blade doesnt require a computer to hash with, ships in a couple days, not a couple months.

At least people getting into these are buying it at today's price at today's diff. They're not saying they'll sell it super cheap and deliver it whenever.

Even some of these guys promising December and Jan delivery for ridiculous hash rates for $10-20k you really don't know if THEY will ROI or even if they'll deliver it in Dec or Jan, or if it will be June or July until you really get it. Avalon as proved that even reliable, proven vendors can choke.

At least these have a small chance in ROI if these 28mm chips are stalled a couple months, or if BTC price keeps rising. And hardware is never worth zero resale. Look at BFL FPGA's still selling for $200-300 on ebay (which is quite silly considering you can get a couple USB erupters for less)

10th = 2% of the network speed those little usb sticks sure add up and thats not including all the other distributors including europe & asia