Just got a payment of .01013789 and I just started this morning, so it was probably for 18 hours of mining on 2.1 mh/s

If it doesn't pick up then I'm going to go back to mining LTC- I would have ended up with .02 BTC through just mining that over a day.

Hopefully it will level out and improve.

Thanks for the quick reply.  I'll give it another day and see what happens.

I started mining this morning about 18 hours ago, and I haven't been able to pull my page up, and haven't gotten any payouts. 

I assume I just need to wait another day and I should start seeing some traction?

BTW I'm mining it with 2.1 mh/s now that I was using for LTC, testing this out to see how it goes.

That's alright, I can wait another week for the complete order.  Thanks for the response- product is great quality!

First order went great, got it in no time flat.

Second order was placed on 5-22 and I haven't heard anything since the order confirmation... 

I had a listing for .5 btc pulled down last night.  'Digital Delivery of Goods' issue.  I hadn't sold a lot of it, probably totalling 2 btc over the last 6 weeks.  Just testing the waters.

I have sold a few bitcoin mining rigs on there though (GPU based).

Just placed a second order.  Quality of the first cables was great!

I see the 16x extenders are on back order- hopefully not too long.

Thanks Again!

I have my home server which runs Home Server 2011 (Same core as 2008 R2) with no issues.  Just runs 1 card though. 

If you have to pay for the license a Server 2008 R2 license is going to run you ~$650 vs ~$150 for Windows 7/8...

Placed an order on the evening of Friday the third and got it on sat the 10th.

Quality looks good and shipping was fast- I'll be back!

Got my order from them in on Saturday (5-10) after placing it on 5-3 at like 10PM CST.  Installed a couple of cables in a rig last night, seem to perform well and the quality looks good, got them in less than half the time at not much more than Chinese non-powered extenders from eBay.

FYI The order was only for 10 cables so your mileage may vary on a larger order. 

I am likely to order from them again in the next week or so if I continue to expand.

Thanks for the tip- I'm running & x64 Pro which I agree can be a bit picky regarding drivers.

I'm currently running 12.8, I'll uninstall and re-install the latest when I get home from work.  After I moved it to the crate and added the 7850 (It was running wirh 2x 7870's before) It wouldn't even let me OC the 7870's anymore.

I should have followed my own advice (Network Admin by profession) and re-installed before I asked...

So I combined a couple of separate systems into one running in a milk crate last night.

The mobo is from a C2D HP Workstation with 2 PCI-E x16, 1 X8, and 2 X1.

I've currently got to MSI 7870's and a XFX 7850.

I had the 7870's pushing ~475 mh/s ea and the 7850 ~320 OC'd in separate computers.  I wanted to reduce my overhead and test a new setup with risers and such (a proper mining rig).

Now the problem is that I can't seem to overclock them with either Afterburner or Catalyst anymore.  This cuts my production by about ~200 mh/s spread over the three cards.

So the question goes, how do you guys overclock different cards in the same system?  Should I just replace the 7850 with another 7870 and be done with it?

Thanks for the advice- and sorry if it's too much of a NOOB question, I'm starting to figure all of this out.

I'm doing alright so far... Only been doing it about 3 weeks and just last night added enough to get me to 1.5 Gh/s.  New cards bought on sale with rebates and selling game cards brings the cost way down.  Installing them in a handful of systems I had laying around- I've brought in about $140 for $700 in expense so far.

I'm having fun, and it looks like I'm going to do alright- no it won't make me rich, but especially when it comes time to sell cards I think I'll come out ahead by a fair bit.

PS- I did pre-order a BFL Jalapeno a 6 weeks ago.

I Just placed an order on friday, hoping they come soon. I'm planning on combining cards from a couple systems and reduce power overhead... I'll post on quality when they get here.

I just built a rig with 3x XFX 7950's and I concur with hem sucking... i have to push them pretty far on the OC to get ~520 ea and they run hot with the alum surrounding the heatsync.  My MSI 7870's hit 475 w/ barely overclocking and eve an HIS 7950 gets 550.

Me too... and I'm almost there...

I Have a 7850 hat bounces between 270 and 320, but usually doesn't vary much more than that.

Working through the restrictions myself... been lurking for weeks though...

I have adjusted them, I pushed the memory and processor to max before artifacts would appear.  That gave me a bit more- but it seems to max out at 550 and seems to just want to chug along at 48-500.

It's sitting in a PCI-E x16 2.0 slot on a 3.0 C2D system (I had it laying around).

It's a HIS card, do you guys think that's what the performance is due to- would I have better luck with a MSI, ASUS, or other better brand?

Ok, so I'm not a total noob- but still relatively.

I initially setup a 7850 rig and am getting ~350mh/s out of it and am happy with that (unless I shouldn't be).  His weekend I setup a 1x 7950 rig (these are two separate pc's) and am only getting ~485 mh/s where I think I should be getting 550-600.

I'm using guiminer with flags set -v -w256

Any tips on what else I can do?

PS- I was using 50btc, but got tired of their site being down half of the time I went there.  Using btcguild now.

Thanks for the help!