Correct.

Hardware is: AMD FX8320@4.2GHz, 8GB DDR3-1600 RAM, Asus SABERTOOTH 990FX, Windows 7 x64.  Erupter is plugged in to a USB3 port, which on this board runs off an ASMedia chip.

Mining all night on BTCGuild sees 91MH/s, cgminer reports 333MH/s. 

I've not had a chance to fire up my Hackintosh to try Asteroid.

Just got an ASICMiner USB Block Erupter.  CGMiner 3.3.1 reports the expected 333MH/s, but I've tried it on two different pools over the course of several hours, and both pools are reporting about 100MH/s.

I don't see any rejects or hardware errors.  The 5s average is varying wildly between 600MH/s and 50MH/s, but average is a solid 333MH/s. 

I'm running the ASICMiner in a USB3 port (ASMedia chipset) off an Asu SABERTOOTH 990FX board, Windows 7 Pro x64, WinUSB drivers.

I also noticed that Karin's version of cgminer is showing an error where half the shares go missing.  Could this be the same issue in the 'official' cgminer?  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=214268.msg2748110#msg2748110

I'm getting half the hashrate issue with cgminer 3.3.1 on Windows (downloaded from the official place earlier this evening).  Maybe it's just a cgminer issue rather than your build?

Thanks for doing it in the first place.  Keenly waiting on postage prices. 

I mined the s**t out of a 5870 I got used off eBay.  I got it for £80, mined it to death, sold it 5 months later for £80.  It wouldn't mine any more, but played games etc OK.

I have a 6970 that I got used for £120.  I mined the s**t out of it for nearly a year, and I'm now using it in my gaming rig.  I expect to get another 6 months out of it, and if I get £60 for it I'll be happy.

I got a pair of 7950 for £200 each, and they're still mining away like mad.   Some of the same used cards on eBay are selling at more than what I paid (Gigabyte Windforce X3).  I could technically turn a profit on them, if I sold today and I was lucky.

No.

To be fair, not everyone who ordered from BFL is going to be on this forum, or those who are may not be inclined to come on here and post that they received their unit.

In other news, these things are being sold on eBay UK for £390 for a pair.     Yes, people are paying £195 EACH for these things.  This group buy is a bargain.

Read the thread?  No? 

For the hard of thinking - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=252180.msg2741534#msg2741534

Hit the 1000, but he's running it on until Friday morning.

Looks very like this one on Amazon:

http://www.amazon.co.uk/TeckNet%C2%AE-Power-Adapter-Cable-Chipset/dp/B00DCO9YVM/

Though that does also have a charging port at the end...guessing all from the same Chinese OEM.

Check out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=239897.msg2544346#msg2544346 - very good advice by maq in that post.

Particularly the "if you have to ask where to start, running a pool it probably isn't for you" part.

Yeah, awesome deal here - saw these same miners on eBay UK for £225 EACH.  This group buy is working out less than £100 delivered.

Yep, even taking the piss out of their own accent.

My LTC rig keeps my downstairs temps the same as upstairs.  Before it was 18C downstairs and 22C upstairs during spring and autumn.  Now it's 23C downstairs and 24C upstairs.

Saves a fortune in heating oil.

Good luck running 3x7950 off a 700W PSU.  I run 2x7950 and it's using ~700W at the wall, that's using a 1000W Zalman PSU.  CPU is a i3-3225, SSD drive, 2x4GB RAM, nothing else.

See: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=240670.0

Always keep family first, the voices on the internet can wait.

I'll take 2, please and thankyou.  

Payment in a little while, have to convert from LTC to BTC via BTC-E (which isn't quick).

Probably came from Slush's.  Seems they lost a heap of hashing power due to a few blips in the matrix.

Dramatized?  TV play, movie, or stage show?

I think you meant traumatized.   

In the first post of this thread.  Near the bottom, 2nd point in the "Installation and Requirements" section.  But you'd know that if you even bothered to read it.