Oh man! entered!

My best idea would be to have a water cooled rig and have the reservoir in the fridge/freezer (obviously use anti-freeze if using a freezer). This would dramatically drop temps without killing the fridge/freezer. This would eliminate most of the condensation problems.

He hasn't released any power information yet, except for the connectors (Molex and DC barrel type). Based on these connectors, I can't see power exceeding 70-80watts.

As for OS, since he has supported Win7 64bit with his FPGA's, I can definitely see he'll support it for his ASIC's.

Hey doublec, love the uptime lately! Thanks for keeping us mining Are you planning on implementing either GBT or STRATUM? Just curious.

Hmm, interesting, but just doing a cursory investigation(about 20 min) I can't figure out for the life of me how to get that running. Oh well I'll just hoard my coins.

That still doesn't account for Vircurex support ending, so there's no exchange for the coins.

So Vircurex support and the new protocol changes are being implemented as of 1 Oct 12, so what is there to do? I can't find a windows client that will work after the changes.

Any word on exchange support for i0coins? Is this the death knell for i0coin?

If I had the cash to spare, I'd definitely snap a couple more of these up, but I'm heading away for work for a month, so I wouldn't even be around to accept shipment. Maybe you'll still have some for sale when I get back in november... By then I bet you'll be shipping the bASICs anyway....

Ahh thanks! I misunderstood the usage of that flag, then.

Using an intensity of "d" should accomplish this. This dynamically adjusts the intensity based on your usage of the device other than mining. If this doesn't work well, then you'll just have to manually shut down your miner whenever you want to game.

Also, Luke-Jr: I'm using some flags and it appears they are conflicting.

I have 1 7970, the Integrated 6550D, and a MMQ on the same system. BFGMiner lists them as OCL 0, OCL 1, and MMQ 0 respectively. I want to disable OCL 1, as it's not worth the electricity to mine on it.

I execute bfgminer.exe -d 0 -S modminer:\\.\COM3

In my mind, this should result in BFGMiner using OCL 0 and MMQ 0 and disabling OCL 1. In reality, this results in MMQ 0 and OCL 1 being disabled, with only OCL 0 enabled and mining. What's the fix to get the OCL devices and MMQ to play nice?

Thanks!

About 1.5 Gh/s on PPS. Works out to about .5 BTC/day.

Bump, prices edited and added some info.

That's awesome! On both things.

Anyon know if using BAMT would work? Or have a recommended distro?

He's an elitist, he wants to have something that other people have so he has a "leg-up" on everyone else, rather than contributing to the community, making it better, AND getting paid for it on top of it all. That's fine, it's his prerogative as the creator of his particular piece of software.

Nice! Can't wait to try the TLM

So Vircurex was the only i0coin exchange? No alternatives out there?

I was actually thinking of making a bounty thread for this to get done for us MMQ owners. I don't have nearly the amount as the other pledges, but I'll put 4btc towards this.

Is there a github for the new version? Any word on release date?

Check out the Custom Hardware forum in the Mining section, and also the Computer Hardware forum inside this one. People occasionally post FPGAs. Not much of a discount off the MFR's prices though.

You might do better to mine Litecoin on it? Or maybe use it as a headless host for some FPGA boards running CGminer or BFGMiner.