I was thinking i used more then I did I appolgize been a long day with the corrupt card.  Just checked for exact amount I filled 2 and used 1200 cc so right around 600 cc each.   Which is less then 1L each.  So your suggestion was great.   I also didn't use all of the tubing, I estimated syscoolings cuts by eye and had some left.

Ok got them going.  Happy I ordered a little extra coolant. After looking i used around 600 cc each of fluid.  I also cut the tubing where I had some left by eyeballing length syscooling used.  Syscooling gives you more then enough tubing.

Hardest thing was one had no response on network.  Took a while but luckily it had a corrupt card in it.  I had a 2nd one so made a image re-flashed the card and was up and running.

Now i finally get to see them up and running  Have to say very nice design.  It allows 1TH is very small area compared to most miners.  

My post install advice:

• The starting IP should be 192.168.1.99
• Get a nice screw driver you will be opening and closing case (10 screws per miner) to plug in pump, etc.
• Have a little bowl or something for all the screws it's easy to drop the small screws
• Test it with top of case off, to make sure it's working.  If you have problems taking case on/off adds up.

I will work on uploading a image in-case anyone has same problem I did.  Figuring it was micro sd card that was corrupt was quite a chore, and I was lucky to have a 2nd miner to clone it's micro sd card.[/list]

True Dogie a page back said he will let us know if they are doing another batch.

Yes .... Bitmain has before.  I believe on S3 they did ( I could be wrong its been a bit).

Their quantity showed around 25 or so sold from initial 500 quantity they set.  We have heard no people saying they gave money, so could have been all paid with BTC and didnt send BTC. 

It seems a little fishy... they get hacked before they release anything really? ( A video that really proved nothing is all they had.   Screen could have been manipulated).

The side of me that is a realist wonders if they put up fake hack.  They sure are not on forum ...... pretend to be hacked and walk away in sunset never talking to anyone again.

If your able to hardware mining is still lower priced, you have to have space and decent priced electricity.

Cloud mining is coming down in price though.  Some I admit have good prices.

I like the forum.  I have talked to OP and will be helping some .

Are you able to make a front page for news, articles, etc.   Have forum as subpage you click on main site to go to? 

As it gets bigger we could add things such as BTC price to it.  And possibly a few other widgets.

Anyone having trouble with us1 server with a s4?

Also if you do use a router you might look into firmware such as DDWRT.  I have one running it perfect not a single problem and it is a good 5+ year old router.   I am getting ready to flash another router with DDWRT soon to use in a different location.

I think it's a cat and mouse game.  Some of the asic resistant coins will always keep moving.

The fist to do N, X11, etc will see a big possibility of profit.   I am guessing the first N will be private for a little while, eventually making it to market.   GAW has a lot of money where who knows what is possible for them to do.

I cant see them run either.  They have a pretty good radiator to begin with.   I'm looking forward to see it with some winter air.

Thanks for instructions!

Does anyone know what IP the C1 starts out with?  Just trying to get ready.

Very good idea I would have hidden by default.  It just sets some false hope with certain ones.  Pre-orders are a gamble some great but a lot sadly have not lived up to promises and why most avoid.

It is much harder then it was.  If you have lots of power, space, and decent priced electricity you can still roi.  Each needs to do their own ROI for their mining, as buying is so low right now.

Syscooling gets all credit for this picture, it's on their site.   It shows everything plugged in.

Using a standard computer to mine BTC just will not work.

You will get a little but one year old 333 MHz usb stick will beat your computer chances are if your mining BTC.   For most Scrypt is dead with GPU there are a few who have it left, do roi math but most likely mining with regular computer is not going to happen.

Its not a one size fits all.  Everyone should do their math on their own.  Cheap electricity and space makes it possible still to roi, it is not guaranteed like early days.

Honestly there is not a lot to help.  Find a router that can be used as a bridge.... turn on configure to connect to other wireless.  You then have 5 most likely ports.

Or use a wireless adapter and hub.  With this you could use a larger hub is advantage.

I can verify they are shipping aswell.