How will your asic use 1800(!)watts? Also, if you're serious, you could hook up mining units to 240v outlets (the ones used for dryers).

Or maybe, don't fucking touch the outlet?

line chart (any type) are for noobs. candlestick all the way.

Don't bother. With ASICs coming online and abysmal MH/$ of low end cards, you will never make ROI.

still in stock for me.

"Vapor-X" has custom cooling, so you can theoretically get better OC. It also looks like the "Vapor-X" version is factory overclocked.

How do you sign up? I entered my email but I got nothing in my inbox.

Also like to get 0.01 BTC.

no, because the previous thread had too many users that wouldn't respond to offers.

Thanks for the correction, always appreciated.

just assume incoming is (total - 8).

that's not the blockchain, it's only the genesis block.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
by default, it's 125 connections. Your client will make 8 outgoing connections and accept up to (125-8) incoming connections. Those take a while to accumulate, so you need to leave your computer on for a while.

I'm looking to sell my Avalon batch #3 preorder. It has 3 modules (63 GH/s stock, 77+ GH/s OC stable) and PSU is included. Order number is 70xx which places it in the middle of the order queue. Escrow mandatory. Coins do not need to be pay upfront, but I do require a deposit (with the escrow) to prevent trolling. In the case of cancellation, the canceling party's deposit is forfeited to the other. Batch 3 is shipping next Monday!

Why am I selling? My DSL connection is not exactly reliable. I suffer from frequent disconnects. See my line stats. Repairs will be costly because the fault is within my property. This ASIC can be put to better use if someone with a reliable connection is mining with it.

Asking price: 105 95BTC + shipping. I will consider offers below asking, but minimum price is 80 BTC. Anything lower, I'm better off getting a refund. Keep in mind this is not an auction, so don't place "bids". If you want to buy or make an offer, send me a PM.

ROI/difficulty speculators, please post in mining speculation instead of this thread.

For the block to be accepted, the block hash has to lower than a certain number (varies by difficulty). That is the principle behind mining. If you check the previous block hashes on blockexplorer, you will see all blocks have plenty of leading zeros.

You might want to take the hash of the block and concatenate it with some arbitrary string, then hash it once more to get more randomness. A block hash alone has a bias towards lower numbers.

Please tell me more about the refund offer.

reported to verisign. You can report too using this form: https://www.verisign.com/support/contact/seal-abuse/index.html

because people like sticking to their old pools, even if it means paying fees.

what could possibly go wrong?

Plus, I like how your user name doesn't match your ebay user name, nor does it match your domain. Also, ebay profile says you're from united states, but "your" blog says you're in Bangkok.

you take your x1 riser, then you saw off the end.