The last of my S1's need to go to make room for new hardware arriving shortly.  They all run fine, and produce around 3.3TH in total, some could be overclocked more. Can be sold with or without PSU's (Mainly powered by EVGA 1300's as they can run 3 machines overclocked) All PSU's sold I've used OgNasty and SebastianJu in the past for escrow and both have been excellent, so either of them would be acceptable. I'm located in Lancashire, if you want to collect them and pay at the time that is no problem. BTC, Cash or Bank Transfer can be accepted. Make me an offer  |
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I'd take all 4 for BTC6 including shipping (to Michigan).
Escrow through OgNasty, I pay his fee.
Missed your note  Now BTC1.5 per unit. Pending sale fell through for all four units  That's a shame, bought some SP10's in the meantime but still interested. 11 days have passed since my offer so wouldn't pay that much for them now, and another diff change today. I'd take all 4 for BTC5 including shipping to Michigan, escrow as before through OgNasty. Shipping is the killer - PM where in Michigan and perhaps we can meet as I am outside Chicago. I'm actually in the UK so meeting would be hard I use a hosting company in Troy, Michigan for some of my equipment as it saves me getting hit with 20% import duty, plus shipping to the UK would be even worse. I can move a bit on the price, BTC5.25 can get this started right now. |
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I'd take all 4 for BTC6 including shipping (to Michigan).
Escrow through OgNasty, I pay his fee.
Missed your note Now BTC1.5 per unit. Pending sale fell through for all four units That's a shame, bought some SP10's in the meantime but still interested. 11 days have passed since my offer so wouldn't pay that much for them now, and another diff change today. I'd take all 4 for BTC5 including shipping to Michigan, escrow as before through OgNasty. |
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As I tend to pin tabs in chrome for my pools, it would be handy if you added a favicon
Favicon has been added. Thanks.  |
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They've gone from 0.4w/GH to 0.67w/GH which significantly impacts both the running costs AND the length of time these will be viable to run.
There was never a 0.4w/GH for the full system. 0.5W/GH was what I used for my calculations and I am sure that downclocking will be possible just like with SP10. 6TH, 2500w is what it says, but using Guy's figure of 2700w that's still 0.45w/GH -> 0.67w/GH which is a 40% increase. This affects the running costs, profitability and lifetime of the machine, and should also be considered when deciding compensation. |
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For customers receiving units before October, we will adjust the price of your machines consistent with the 4.5TH/s +- 5% hash rate. Compensation will be based on preserving the $/GH ratio of the original deal. Starting in October, we will compensate you for the differential in hashing power according to each customer's preference. We will contact each and every one of you over the next few weeks to discuss your preferred method of compensation.
Early thoughts likely to be amended.... Whilst I appreciate that you will compensate buyers, $/GH isn't the only factor. They've gone from 0.4w/GH to 0.67w/GH which significantly impacts both the running costs AND the length of time these will be viable to run. |
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I took 'gaederopus' As I already had machines located at Michigan Colocation it was the easiest deal ever, and was about 5 minutes from start to finish |
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As I tend to pin tabs in chrome for my pools, it would be handy if you added a favicon Sticking with the fish theme In the head tags <link rel="shortcut icon" href="f2pool.png" /> Image:  |
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I'd take all 4 for BTC6 including shipping (to Michigan).
Escrow through OgNasty, I pay his fee.
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Will my rig jump back to my pool once the lease is over if the site is down?
No it won't, as it's the leaserig server that sends the instructions to change pool |
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@zvisha
How much too low is the sp10 cgminer API readout (aka cgminer stats)?
I read through github and I suspect around 5%?
Will the sp30 have the same inaccuracy?
Mine report around 1,200GH through the API and around 1,300 in the GUI/Pool so around 8% It wouldn't normally be a problem but I rent my rigs out and the site uses the API to determine the speed so they appear to purchasers as slower than they are. |
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IDK, that removes some needed info. But I wonder if we could add a BRP filter?  Like a checkbox, set the filter for the hours and check the BRP button to only show plans between x hours.... NVM. I still have no real concept of the request or implementation? I think what he was asking for was for it to be apparent which type of pricing was available from the main screen without clicking further, having a whole column is indeed a waste of space hence my suggestion of an icon instead as it could go after the rig name or price with the other icons. |
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Would a simple solution be to only process automatic withdrawals from the hot wallet for accounts holding < X BTC, and anything over that gets sent to manual handling?
That way it is the person using the pool as a bank who is inconvenienced, rather than everyone else, but you aren't imposing any additional fees.
Simple and elegant |
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One of the great things about leaserigs is that it allows providers to set different types of rates.
When I started I used higher prices for short rentals and lower prices for long rentals, that seemed logical to me to offer the best rates for longer commitments.
Once my number of rigs increased it just became too much of hassle to keep changing them all so swapped to the flat rate scheme.
Having said that I can see what you are saying about making it easier for customers to find the types of rigs that they want
Maybe a new icon could be added
[-] flat rate
[\] tiered pricing.
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Lots of errors are usually accompanied by the affected die showing it's not running with 0v 0a on the advanced page.
I've had that a few times as I have been tweaking the voltages and speeds to get the best out of mine.
When it happens a 'reboot' won't usually fix it, so I would give the affected die more volts and/or drop the speed, apply the settings then physically power off the miner, most times it then comes back to life
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It comes with a PSU so why do you want to buy one ?
Because it is faulty on not bought from here and is out off warranty..... Ah, I'd recommend the EVGA 1300 don't think the 1000 would be good enough. Plus the 1300 is very versatile for future use as it's single rail and 6x PCI-E connectors (ie it could run 3x S3's) £159.99 delivered at ebuyer http://www.ebuyer.com/546582-evga-supernova-1300w-gold-psu-120-g2-1300-xr |
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ANYONE HELP ME HERE GUYS  ? Thanks It comes with a PSU so why do you want to buy one ? |
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Noticed something odd with my 2 machines now I have access to them MHS av=1207389.18,MHS 5s=1204761.85,MHS 1m=1204590.87,MHS 5m=1204600.79,MHS 15m=1204560.47
MHS av=1210265.57,MHS 5s=1204360.94,MHS 1m=1204303.10,MHS 5m=1198754.91,MHS 15m=1200041.68
Both are reporting around 1.2TH, but the gui and my pool are both reporting over 1.3TH, any ideas why the discrepancy ? |
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I did know about and understand the issues that others have had prior to placing my bid, and took that into account with the bid amounts.
I wish you well and hope the same fate doesn't befall you. Like you said the price you have bid reflects the previous behaviour, he'd have probably got 2.5+ each for these if he'd treated his customers better, which is a false economy in my book and will cost more in the long run, but his choice to make I suppose. |
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