Do you guys mine PPcoin as well with your Avalons?

Nice.  One of my Jupiter's that arrived today had a fan that fell off.  I took it apart and snapped it back in.

Order #11xxx New

not yer paid but i will be paying later today..happy to see philippines order now.

nederlands 1

best would be to split the list into batch #1 and #2 now. because batch #2 will be shipped 3-4 weeks later.

cgminer restart from 2 to 5 days The most important is that no reboot is required, so that I can be away for weeks without worrying about leaving it running at home

I no longer see the option to withdraw the NMC I mined before. I can't see my balance or manual payout, but NMC still shows on the automatic payout page. How do I withdraw?

Oh Loaded, who art up in Mt. Gox, hallowed be thy name!  Thy dollars rain, thy will be done, on BTCUSD.  Give us this day our daily 10% 30%, and forgive the bears, as we have bought their bitcoins.  And lead us into quadruple digits

"Immediate" is a misleading term when dealing with the likes of BFL. Their latest shipping update was "Jalapenos 5 gh/s: June 7, 2013". They still have 5 months backlogged orders for those. If you order today, it will not ship immediately. They are lying, again.

First group buy of S1 here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=348747.0
Going to sell out quick 

I was eagerly looking forward to this and hoping it would be priced with a reasonable chance of ROI.

The problem with running an auction for the first machines (as happened with asicminer) is that there are enough people who don't care about ROI and just want to have new equipment that the price ends up being way too high.

The manufacturer then sees that people will pay $4500 for it and prices it accordingly.

Personally, let's say I could only support 2kw, I'd feel almost ill owning a miner which can only do 3TH because of the limitation, knowing that if I had more power it could go twice as fast. It's like paying 2x as much for a miner than you need to. I have a feeling the Neptune will be able to hit 5 or 6TH in the right conditions.

Hi mate, do you still have this kit for sale?

Im interested if you do, im in norfolk but could arrange a courier to collect from you.

Rgds

Ratters

Is there a Neptune Order Thread  on bitcointalk.org??  ..would like to see where I stack up in the que..11xx .... assuming such exists?

Well they sure as hell aren't shipping in Q1.

the question should be, will it mine more than 12 BTC.    If so, buy, if not, don't.  Simple.

See im a hardware guy, not software. I will pass your suggestion on to my web dev team tho... I hate calcing it my hand and a Automated system is what I want.

Reporting between the two is identical.

The tuned one simply changes the decision making process about when to turn a core off and back on. Firstly it turns all cores on every time it's starting. However it turns cores off very quickly instead of after many errors, but turns cores off in a staggered fashion a few seconds apart. Then it turns them back on after only a minute, but will only turn cores back on if no core on/off has happened for the last minute staggering them much more to turn them back on. My observations were that turning dud cores off always helps the hashrate so making it easier to turn cores off made sense, but with rapid changes to the number of cores on/off, the power going to the units changes wildly when in fact the device will be more stable if it only ever changes power requirements slowly, hence the changes. It also increases the duration cores are off every time they fail before disabling them permanently (for that run of cgminer).

Anyway I find the hashrate and consequently the hardware error rate keeps improving over time as only the decent cores are left hashing, and cores that are borderline turn on and off intermittently in a staggered way that doesn't change the power requirements dramatically.