I received my breakout board for my DPS1200 from ASICPuppy yesterday.  It's a nice and solid piece of hardware, feels much beefier that the previous unit I had.  I have not yet checked connector temps but I can tell already they will be cooler.  Unfortunately my new place is not wired for 240v, so I will be using my DPS1200 on my S5 and shipping my Avalon 6 off to be hosted.

Here's a few pictures for fun.





Temp. set up for now, just set up new home network last night and wanted to get back to mining asap.

Would I?  Yes.

Would someone else?  No.

I don't think an over bet on 222 points is a good bet, either.  Golden State is going to bounce back after having their butts handed to them last game.  Expect the GS defense to step it up this game, I think an under would be a better bet.

I think we're going to see double digits this adjustment, network hash power is on the up and up.  I wonder if it will push the halving into June, wouldn't that be crazy?

I am interested in the operating expenses for these massive mines, and at what point (with current BTC value) does the block solve reward no longer cover their costs?  Looks like, for at least the 12.5 coin period, the next gen hardware will continue to keep massive-scale mining profitable.  So sad for all the little guys...

Got my new router all configured last night, home network set up and secure, and I am back to mining!  Strange thing is my stick uses 0.02 more amps at new house than the old one, all other settings are the same...

Go go gekko sticks!

I know the "sweep up all the dust" code is something that will be addressed some day in the future.  I was wondering if there wasn't a simpler way to do something in the interim, like if a single block reward is greater than 10,000 satoshi then that payment sweeps up all the account dust?  I dunno, just a random thought I had just now...

Hey, runners.  Got my internet on and my new router setup last night and my R1 is back up and fun-running.  Good luck, everyone!

No cheating!

Higher is not better, all that matters is that your block solve is higher than network difficulty.

I cried a little that a 183G share on your own Avalon 6 is now too low to solve a block...  

On other news I am done moving and sending my Avalon to be hosted, so it will be mining 24/7 pretty soon!  Will be nice to not have to turn it off depending on the weather, but I will still spend some time with it on cksolo just to test my luck.

Derozan and Biyombo each had above average games, though, so it's tough to take that into account.  I have a feeling Cleveland is going to blow this one out.

The Warriror/OKC is another story.  OKC looked super dominant in game 3, will be interesting to see how game 4 goes.

The scary thought is, what if this is just the tip of the iceberg and they really are turning it on slowly?  "They" have been smart about the peaks before and timed them with the adjustment, so the fact that this one sticks out like a sore thumb is concerning.

Holy cow, the network instantaneous hash rate is off the charts!  Try as we might for a winner, I think this one is going to carry over again.  No one could have anticipated this massive spike!

Have you looked into the ckpool proxy thread? https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=790323.0 I think that might have more of the technical type of info you are looking for rather than this thread.

Well I got my internet turned back on this weekend, but my old modem/router doesn't work anymore so I had to buy a new router.  Now I need to re-setup my home network, port forwarding, etc. etc. but I should be back to mining this week.  Woo hoo!

Well how long have you been mining with it?  Mine had one of the highest number of submitted shares, but it's been offline for a week while I move so I'll drop down in the pack a little.

Hmm, did you downclock the S7 then?  I thought they needed 1400 watt to run.

Anyhoo, just ordered a board for my Avalon, thanks!

Thanks for your work, Izanagi.

You can use it as a controller but I don't know if it provides enough power to the stick.  Might need a powered hub plugged into the ant.

That's impressive, almost as fast as a compac stick now. How long are you able to run at that speed, and how stable is it?  Error rate?  Keep pushing! 

You could replace those 3 boxes and 3 psu's with 1 Avalon6 for the same hash rate.