Maybe put colocation in the title.

I generally agree with that list, but a few of the brands they put on the avoid list have some decent PSUs.  Inwin made awesome cases back in the day and decent PSUs.  Rosewill is on the avoid list.  Rosewill is Newegg's house brand.  Most of their cheaper stuff is pure crap, but the higher end stuff is decent but may have premature failures.

JohnnyGuru is an awesome reference for PSU reviews.

I'll invest in this!

If you're going to hold other people's eq, make sure you have legal contracts and are insured.  If something goes up in flames and you're losing other people's mining income they will go after you.  You are creating a business afterall.

Botnet mining for BTC ended a long time ago (in BTC time).  LTC botnets using CPUs might still be prevalent.

try not closing the cmd window

They don't own all that hash, they own an estimated 1PH

Well technically is the card is depreciating faster than the earnings the net would be negative.  Of course with Litecoin blowing up all the cards went into hyperinflation.

You're trying to tell me something aren't you? 

Well the Jalas have no real bearing on LTC so not sure why you mentioned them.

For LTC mining it all depends on what board you have as far as whether you add more cards.  Worth it depends on how much your electricity costs.

Unless you can mint a coin in less than about 7 days I would not solo mine.  With 1TH you cannot do that.  Better to pool mine.

Go to the alt currencies subforum and there are designated begging threads.  Post your wallet address there.

LOL.  Trololololol.

I wish 9% was used to buy opiates... I could put my DEA license to good use 

What in the world?

Pretty much all Bitcoin mining today is all ASIC (a few FPGA).  Bitcoin started off using CPU, then went GPU in 2011, FPGA in 2011/2012 and ASIC in 2013.

Litecoin became a strong alt as many other alts failed.  It started as CPU mining and is now on the GPU mining cycle.  Supposedly ASIC are in the works but given the way it is computed that seems unlikely.

BTCe is the most popular exchange for swapping cryptos.  MtGox has the most volume but is hard for US buyers to move money out of there.  Bitstamp and CampBX are US options.

Problem now is not the $... it's finding cards reasonably priced.  Find cards on craigslist which are not overpriced.

While most of the users here are not scammers, the ones who answer your post with offers will be.  Use a established escrow here and do not use Paypal period.

It sounds like you're mining in the US, so I assume 110V.  4K off one circuit = fiery death.

Read this for tips:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355305.0

The 350TH is probably the last of the BFL leftovers and some Ants/Cubes for people who just had to have mining eq.

But yeah 1 batch of Cointerra smashes everything shipping from June-October combined