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Title: [WTS] 7x 5.5Gh/s-8Gh/s Liquid Synergy Designs Klondike K16 Bitcoin miners Post by: ionstorm on November 12, 2013, 06:06:20 PM I received these November 2nd from steamboat on Bitcointalk, they are awesome and efficient little machines I currently have 7 of these fast little miners, they work great with CGMiner 3.72 in Windows or Linux They hash at 5.5 GH/s to 8GH/s for a combined speed of 40-50Gh/s.
https://i.imgur.com/pYOimACh.jpg Standard USB and 6 pin PCIe connections Included Each Klondike consumes approximately 30-60 watts each. Each Klondike comes with a PCIE Extender cable and 2xPCIE to PCIE connector so you can run 2 on each PCIE Connector you have Each Klondike comes with a USB cable Website for easy Easy Howto Directions: http://projectklondike.org Any questions or offers feel free to contact me, PM me or call me if you like, also got these listed on eBay but prefer to avoid fees, you pay shipping from pennsylvania I can send you a bitpay invoice if paying in bitcoin to avoid ebay fees I'm asking $269.99 each plus shipping each Title: Re: [WTS] 7x 5.5Gh/s-8Gh/s Liquid Synergy Designs Klondike K16 Bitcoin miners Post by: BTCMiners.net on November 12, 2013, 08:06:10 PM Interested in the the entire lot of them. But not at $2xx each. Maybe combined.
Title: Re: [WTS] 7x 5.5Gh/s-8Gh/s Liquid Synergy Designs Klondike K16 Bitcoin miners Post by: chanberg on November 12, 2013, 10:56:52 PM 2 BTC for the lot
Danny Title: Re: [WTS] 7x 5.5Gh/s-8Gh/s Liquid Synergy Designs Klondike K16 Bitcoin miners Post by: cannachris on February 21, 2014, 09:58:00 PM How the fark do you get 8gh out of one of these? I'm running cgminer with --klondike-options 350:65. Can I go higher with the settings? What settings are you using?
Title: Re: [WTS] 7x 5.5Gh/s-8Gh/s Liquid Synergy Designs Klondike K16 Bitcoin miners Post by: Unacceptable on February 21, 2014, 10:30:20 PM How the fark do you get 8gh out of one of these? I'm running cgminer with --klondike-options 350:65. Can I go higher with the settings? What settings are you using? If you go higher than 350mhz,be sure to cool the backside of em,exposed chip side.60C I think is as high as you want go. I believe some have gone as high as 425mhz,but I can't find that post anymore :( Go slow & watch temps man & the power consumption is crazy above 350mhz (60 watts or so),maybe 75+ watts,so be sure your PSU is up to that ;) I can't compile so I wasn't able to go higher than 350mhz :'( |
