I can see that, but KNC is predicted to add 450 Th/s of hashing power to the network (http://www.coindesk.com/a-look-inside-kncminer/). Isn't that going to make the difficulty skyrocket? A 400 Gh/s miner isn't going to make much if the total network hashing power is over 1000 times that.

Has anyone done any of the math to figure out if it's even worth it to buy a Jupiter now? I've been looking to get into ASIC mining for a while, but I always seem to miss the original announcements for these things by a month or two. As I'm sure you all know, the later you receive the device, the longer it takes to pay itself off. I'd hate to order one now to only have it pay for itself in 5 years.

I'm stuck at 40%. Can someone please seed? I have two VPS's with a ton (≈2 TB each) of bandwidth that can seed for a while once I get it.

I'll be using the magnet link rav3n_pl posted.

You might want to try your hand at cracking hashes for Bitcoin over at HashBounty (http://www.hashbounty.net/bounties) using ocl-Hachcat plus (http://hashcat.net/oclhashcat-plus/).

If you use something like VirtualCL (http://www.mosix.org/txt_vcl.html), you could distribute the work to multiple computers, allowing you to fully utilize all of your GPUs.

May I please be whitelisted? I understand the protocol and the economics behind Bitcoin, but I have nothing to say in the Newbie board.

Thanks in advance!