I have 2 Batch 1 L3+ and 2 L3+ from a subsequent batch, I think it was batch 3 or 4, can't remember.

These will be shipped with original boxes and packing materials along with box matching serial numbers.

Looking to sell these for $260 shipped each to US-48, shipping from Central US.

I would prefer to sell these all to one person and if someone wants all 4, I'll accept $1000 shipped for the lot.

Accepting Paypal from trusted bitcointalk buyers and LTC. If escrow is desired, you pay the fees and but I will need to agree to who is being used for escrow prior to funds being sent.

Pictures will come late today.

If these don't sell here quickly, they going up on Ebay (ebay profile: https://www.ebay.com/usr/eyedolx)

DISCLAIMER: I have no inside information, this is just speculation and my current "Tin Foil Hat Theory"

Some thoughts I've been having in recent days...

I recently read a blog from a SIA Dev on the state of cryptocurrency mining - https://blog.sia.tech/the-state-of-cryptocurrency-mining-538004a37f9b

In that blog the SIA Dev spoke about many things and one of them that stuck out to me was the "secret asics" piece. I had always considered this was likely and probably occurring but I'm starting to believe now that it's occurring more than we realize as a community.

Now within weeks we are seeing multiple 51% attacks on multiple chains / coins.

All this makes me wonder, are these 51% attacks and "secret asics" being used to justify the case for Asics? Furthermore, was that Dev right about certain companies "playing dirty" ? (note I'm not singling out any single company as he is in his blog)

Part of me wonders are these 51% attacks being done to create a community of fear that we "need asics" to defend ourselves against these attacks?

Part of me wonders if someone with a very large bankroll and the ability to create their own secret asic has realized they can take a relatively unknown coin that has a low market value and cap and exploit it by mining a ton of it and then sending that through exchanges as we have seen with recent attacks on XVG and BTG. Several large players come to mind on this conspiracy theory.

To me this all seems like a great coincidence or a serious situation where the entire industry is being manipulated and attacked (more so than usual).

I think these recent events may steer future algos/chains/coins towards Asics once they get up to speed. If these attacks on chains keep leaving exchanges at a loss from the manipulation, it may make it even more difficult for an exchange to list new coins... I could even see some exchanges refusing to list a coin without asics to "secure the chain" or requiring an insane amount of confirmations on transactions (100+) before they will process anything when an asic is not present.

One thing is clear in all this though, if these attacks keep up, we are going to see some huge changes on the way exchanges behave and that will only be the beginning.

[These are the most conservative estimates. We expect the miners to deliver higher performance and efficiency when they are ready to ship.]

11999 USD for Batch 1 LOL -- Shipping in May
https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=000201803132107063379CD35Gxy064F

Hashing algorithm: CryptoNight

    Power consumption: 550W

    Hashrate: 220KH/s

    These are the most conservative estimates. We expect the miners to deliver higher performance and efficiency when they are ready to ship.

Batch 2  - 7599 USD -- Shipping in June
https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020180314213415366s4au3Xw306A4


Also got this e-mail

Dear subscriber,

We are proud and happy to announce that we are launching the all-new Antminer X3, a new Antminer model for mining cryptocurrencies based on the hashing algorithm CryptoNight.

The Antminer X3 delivers a minmum hashrate of 220KH/s while consuming 550W of total power.

To prevent hoarding by certain users or resellers and to ensure that more individual miners in different time zones around the world are able to order this new ASIC miner, we have made some changes:

There is a limit of one miner per user for all orders in the current (two) batches.
We will release both these batches with an equal stock thrice today: at 3PM, 6pm and 9PM (15 March, GMT+8).
Click below to learn the price or to order after the scheduled time of launch:

    

Regards,

The Bitmain team

Update:
~24 Hours later after Batch 1 and 2 sell out...

$3000 USD for Batch 3
https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=000201803162234588810T73G76V05F6

$1900 USD for Batch 4
https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=000201803162235598599JzqU03h0693

[22 LTC shipped]

Looking to sell my 3-Cube A4 Setup -- Complete with original boxes the cubes shipped in, will ship the controllers in their own box with data cables.

I only have enough data cables to support 2 cubes on 1 controller and a 1 cube on 1 controller in the event you are interested in splitting them up.

I'll have pictures in a few days, listing them here before I list them on feebay.

Used in a temperature controlled environment only, no outdoor or non-temperature controlled use.

Never Overclocked.

Hashes about 413MH with all 3 cubes on 1 controller

Asking 22 LTC shipped or $3300 Paypal shipped to trusted buyers only in US-48. No International Shipping. If you would like to use escrow, I will accept it from Philipma1957 and you pay the fee.

Reason for selling, have purchased more miners than I can continue to power and cool and I need the space/power.

I'll post up some pictures when I get them from where they are currently mining but honestly you know what to expect, these things are in like new condition with little to no evidence of dust from the environment they have been running in.

Preferably someone in USA but if you're outside the US, let me know what you got.

Would like to get 1, maybe 2 of these.

[Please keep this thread on topic]

For Reference if you are looking for information related to General Moonlander 2 Support: Check out this thread > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2420357
For Reference if you are looking for information related to "Recommended" Hubs for the Moonlander 2: Check out this thread > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2455609
For Reference if you don't know wtf the Moonlander 2 is or you are looking for General information: Check out this thread > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2125643

This thread is about clocking vs undervolting and performance vs temp. Please keep this thread on topic. If you are looking for other support, recommended hubs, or general Moonlander 2 information, please see the above links.

I just got some of my MLD2's today and have started to mess around with them. There are several threads going on about these units but it appears (unless I missed it) there is none dedicated to the best performance vs temp, clocking vs undervolting.

I'm going to edit this first post as time goes on with recommended settings or good worthwhile advice when it is either found elsewhere in forums or within this thread.

I ordered some items from Eyeboot and paid with an BCH. Eyeboot uses Coingate for the processing.

Unfortunately Coingate only gives 10 minutes for BCH to confirm before expiring the order and it took 18 minutes for the transaction I sent to get 1 confirmation.

After I refreshed the page it showed as expired but also showed as paid and they(Coingate) had converted it to BTC. The page asked me for a BTC refund address and other info as well as it included this checkbox that said "If possible, mark the order as paid instead of refunding me"

I checked the box to mark the order as paid and submitted the form. I received a notification that said I would receive a refund in 48 hours.



Anyone had any success with getting orders processed through Coingate in this manner? I really don't want them to refund me in this case as I want the order paid.

Thanks

After some success with a Single GPU Test Rig in updating to Windows 10 1709 with 17.11.1 Drivers and the latest version of Afterburner I decided to update 3 of my 7x GPU Rigs to this version.

Post the update, all 3 are having this common issue

• Afterburner 4.4.0 Final displays blank driver information for the card on all systems

I've tried the latest versions of DDU on affected systems and done clean installs of AMD Drivers.

Other general issues observed:

• Driver performance generally sucks, even with Patcher 1.4.6
• One system keeps reverting to a driver version from April 2017, even after a clean install of 17.11.1 - Got this one resolved.

I have not yet run DDU in safe mode and obviously I know possible solutions are to revert to an earlier version of Windows 10 along with an older driver or just kick W10 entirely and move to SMOS.

I've seen several people out there indicate they are running this W10 build and these same drivers on rigs with success but I can't find anywhere a post where someone is experiencing these same issues.

I have not tried running 1709 with older more mining friendly drivers but I have found posts of people saying the drivers previously released will not work in 1709.

Anyone out there had similar experiences and found a solution that works in 1709?

So there is an article indicating that Bitmain has a GPU style miner in the works and I found it on the Chinese language bitmain site.

I wonder if they will be able to source GPU's to meet demand or will this be a China only thing

The G2 looks like it's designed to mount in a rack and it comes with a PSU, I find that interesting.

Both batches are limited to 500 units

G1 - https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020170911150755910CdnPsxhK06F9

G1 Graphics mining machine specification parameter number:

1.CPU: Inter Broadwell-u 3215 or 3205

2. Memory: 4GB SO-DIMM, DDR3 / L-1600

3. Hard disk: 1 x Msata 64G SSD

4. Ethernet: 1 x 10M / 100M / 1000Mbps (Intel I210-AT)

5. USB interface: 2 x USB2.0

6. Display interface: 1 x HDMI

7. Graphics card: 8 x NVIDIA GeForce GTX1060

8. Calculus: ETH Hash Rate: 200MHash ± 10%

9 Carton size: 530mm x 320mm x 160mm

10. Weight: 12.5Kg (without power)

 

Precautions:

1. Chassis deformation or heat sink off, please do not power, contact after-sales processing.

2. It is recommended to use ants pool (www.antpool.com  )

3. It is recommended to use APW3 ++ power supply



G2 - https://shop.bitmain.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020170911160838626L7JGrkzY06C1

G2 Graphics mining machine specification parameter number:

1.CPU: Inter Skylake-s G3900-LGA1151, PCH-B150

2. Memory: 8GB UDIMM, DDR4 -2133

3. Hard disk: 1 x 2.5inch Sata 128G SSD

4. Ethernet: 1 x 10M / 100M / 1000Mbps (Intel I210-AT)

5. USB interface: 2 x USB3.0

6. Display interface: 1 x VGA

7. Graphics card: 8 x AMD Radeon RX570, GDDR5

8. Calculus: ETH Hash Rate: 220MHash ± 10%

12. Carton size: 555mm x 445mm x 132mm

13. Weight: 15Kg (including power)

 

 

Precautions:

1. Chassis deformation or heat sink off, please do not power, contact after-sales processing.

2. Can not use two power strips with the same operator board.

3. Suggested use of ants pool (www.antpool.com  )

So it's been announced the Metropolis Hard fork coming in around 1 month (end of September) will include the difficulty bomb for ETH.

I've been super busy lately so I may have missed a thread or two on this subject.

Anyone care to speculate or have some info on how high the difficulty will go?

.. My current bet is we will see at least a 4x increase in difficulty.

Edit: Sounds like a Block Reward Reduction is coming first ahead of the bomb https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2116195.msg21163794#msg21163794

[8.8.2017 -- Initial Post, Pictures coming soon. I haven't decided on pricing yet, accepting reasonable offers right now.]

8.8.2017 -- Initial Post, Pictures coming soon. I haven't decided on pricing yet, accepting reasonable offers right now.

• AMD: 2x XFX Rx480 8Gb, 4x XFX R9 390, 1x R9 390x2 Devil, 1x ASUS Rx480 Ref 8GB, 1x Sapphire RX470 8Gb
• NVIDIA: 1x Gigabyte GTX 970, 1x ASUS Matrix GTX 980, 2x MSI GTX Lightning 780s, 2x MSI GTX 770 Lightnings w/ EKWB Waterblocks installed and stock fan assembly
• MISC: 4x Sapphire Tri-X Heatsink/fan assembly (works with R9 390s) - 2x EKWB GTX780 Lightning Waterblocks and bridge (new, never installed)
• OTHER: iBuyPower (MSI GT70) Gaming Laptop with GTX780, 16GB of Ram, 256GB SSD, and Windows 10 - 2017 Razer Blade 16GB, GTX 1060, 256GB SSD with Dbrand Black Dragon Skin
• ASIC: 2x A2 Terminators, 1x Antminer S7 4.73TH, 2x Antminer S5 Dual Fan, 10x Antminer S3+ with Wifi.
  

8.9.2017 -- Added 2x - ASUS STRIX-RX480-O8G-GAMING 8GB

• AMD: 2x - ASUS STRIX-RX480-O8G-GAMING 8GB

8.12.2017 -- Added Pricing for all items currently listed as well added photos for some items
8.22.2017 -- S5's and S7 sold


I'm selling the following items with the original boxes / packaging, will update with model info as I get them. All of this is going on Ebay if it doesn't sell here. I will update this if I decide to sell more, I have 7 more RX480 reference cards that I'm not sure I'm going to keep mining with or not but they are active right now.

To be clear: I have original boxes and packaging for all of these items.

2x - XFX Rx480 Dual Fan White LEDs 8GB - Stock Bios $300 ea Shipped - Card 1 https://postimg.org/gallery/17cbuif6c/ - Card 2 https://postimg.org/gallery/15baa0lzo/
4x -  XFX R9 390 Blower Fan Style - Stock Bios - $300 ea Shipped
1x -  PowerColor Devil R9 390x2 complete (with the mouse) - Stock Bios - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/15baa0lzo/ - $600 Shipped
1x -  Asus RX480 Reference 8GB - Low Power Bios Mod installed, can revert to Stock Bios if desired. - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/1f4k4rfis/ - $300 Shipped
1x -  Sapphire Nitro+ RX470 8GB (8000mhz memory) - Modded Bios - This GPU has the Bios Switch and I think the Stock Bios may be messed up, purchased from a friend who modded it, I will review it and test it. I intended on purchasing more of these GPU's to build a rig but got too busy to mess with it. This unit still under warranty so I may pull this from listing. - $200 Shipped (untested)
2x - ASUS STRIX RX480 OC 8GB -- One of these was an RMA I purchased from Ebay, since it was an RMA, that one is being sold as-is. The other I purchased brand new. $300 ea Shipped

• Strix 1 Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/m9vbqm38/
• RMA 1 Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/1rd48lnbo/

1x -  Gigabyte Gaming G1 GTX 970 - Stock Bios - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/1nfkttduc/ - $175 Shipped
1x -  ASUS Matrix GTX 980 - Stock Bios - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/2rvutyw5w/ - $225 Shipped
2x -  MSI GTX 780 Lightning - Stock Bios - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/2r8vx9d90/ and https://postimg.org/gallery/vvadl36c/ - $150 ea Shipped
2x -  MSI GTX 770 Lightning with EKWB Waterblocks (includes stock fan assembly as well) - Stock Bios, LN2 Bios modded for watercooling

4x -  Sapphire Tri-X Heatsink/fan assembly (works with R9 390s, can install these on the R9 390s if desired) - $50 ea Shipped
2x -  EKWB GTX780 Lightning Waterblocks and bridge (new, never installed, can install these on GTX780 Lightnings if desired) - Photos> https://postimg.org/gallery/2f0btf5g4/ and https://postimg.org/gallery/189cxwy8k/ - $30 ea Shipped ($60 for both blocks + bridge)

1x -  iBuyPower (MSI GT70) Gaming Laptop - Comes with 2 OE Power cords - $800 Shipped
1x -  2017 Razer Blade Gaming Laptop - Comes with 2 OE Razer Power cords and Dbrand Black Dragon Skin installed. This unit has been refurbished by Razer within the last 30 days. (Motherboard replacement) - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/2m498dkk4/ - $1800 Shipped

2x - A2 Terminators - Photos > https://postimg.org/gallery/zezzlw0k/ - $1200 ea Shipped
1x - Antminer S7 4.73TH - $300 Shipped
2x - Antminer S5 Dual Fan - Photos https://postimg.org/gallery/1lio3ot3o/ - $125 ea Shipped
10x - Antminer S3+ with Wifi - Photos > https://postimg.org/gallery/3am8v9ljo/ - $ 75 ea Shipped

Reasons I'm selling these:

• Some of these are GPU's I gamed with and upgrade from or never got around to installing.
• Some of these I mined with and I upgraded to different GPU's.
• The iBuyPower laptop was my old Gaming laptop that I upgraded a few months back
• The Razer Blade laptop was used for about 90 days for my business when it failed, it had to be sent off for repairs. I no longer trust it for my business use anymore and no longer desire it. Works fine post repair but can't risk it having problems in the future and have my business impacted while I'm waiting on a repair. Already purchased another laptop for my business use.

• ASIC's - I just don't have power or cooling to run them anymore

It's going to take me a several days to get everything pictured and outlined as I'm intending on selling a ton of Stuff on Ebay soon (including unsold items from this posting). I will post pictures here as I get them taken and uploaded.

I will accept BTC/LTC/XMR/ETC/ETH/ZEC or Paypal + 3% from a Bitcointalk Trusted User - If you want to use escrow, I will accept from Phillipma1957 and you pay the fees. If Paypal is used, there will be an invoice sent to you for the purchase/receipt. Please check with Phillip to confirm he is again offering Escrow services before sending him coins.[/list]

I'm going to be mining one of those coins above primarily if ETH were to switch to POS or become unprofitable due to difficulty.

I haven't decided which but currently I'm leaning towards ETC because it makes most sense for my non-nvidia rigs. ZEC for my Nvidia rigs and wherever I would dual mine, I would pick SIA.

What's your plan right now?

This post will be updated with pictures and more details later.

I am going to be selling my (2) A2 Mega Terminator 110MH with ANX Software.

• These A2's have the 4-Pin CPU Style power connector Hashing boards and I have upgraded them with Corsair HX1200 Power supplies. I had to purchase additional 4-pin CPU Cables to cover all the boards properly.
• These come with original boxes from Innosilicon
• As far as I know I'm second owner of these, purchased from Ebay about 2 years ago
• All 5 Fans and all boards working on each unit, have been used in a temperature controlled server room their entire life, including with previous owner
• Previous owner wasn't very gentle moving these around so they are scratched on exterior and there is some denting from shipping

My reason for selling these is I have L3+ now and I simply don't have the power to continue to run these. I've had them boxed up for over a month now thinking I would figure out a way to run them at another site but that didn't pan out so now it's time to move them.

These units weigh something like 60lbs shipped and the boxes are huge so seling to US-48 only.

Price will be determined once I have time to research what I think is fair, I'm posting this here first and if no interest, they will go up on Ebay where I know they will sell.

I accept BTC, LTC, ETH, ETC, ZEC, XMR, and Paypal + 3%.

Would love to sell to 1 owner and would be willing to make a deal just to make life easy for myself but I will split them up and sell them separately if I have to because that's how they will be listed on Ebay (individually)

Never had a single issue out of these minus the crap Gamezone 1100 PSU failing on one which prompted me to replace the PSU's in both.

Before a flood of offers start coming in, I have no intention to sell these for less than $1000USD + shipping but I will entertain reasonable offers.

I just refreshed my page this morning to check stats and noticed Nicehash updated their site with a new UI.

Upon refreshing the site, I literally said "Wow, this sucks"

The new site shows significantly less information, it almost appears to be by design -- it makes it much more difficult to determine what coin is paying what at a time.

It looks like they completely eliminated the grid chart found on the old Nicehash Mining hompage.

Fonts are too big...

The list goes on for me.

Anyone else seen this yet?

These are my thoughts and a message to GPU Manufacturers:

GPU Manufacturers believe that they can stop miners from buying GPU's they want in the hands of Gamers by creating mining specific cards.

This is a great concept but there is one problem with this. GPU Manufacturers don't understand what miners want in a "mining" GPU.

GPU Manufacturers believe that they can pass off cheaper graphics cards that they produce without the "extras" built in for Gamers that miners don't need. In addition to this GPU manufactures believe they can pass off lower quality hardware at this reduced cost and get away with it by only offering a 3 month warranty for "mining".

The problem with this idea is that GPU manufacturers fundamentally don't understand miners or the mining community.

GPU Miners buy GPU's of value for mining but they also buy them knowing that they can resell them later and get some sort of return. If you turn a GPU into an "Asic Miner" that after a few generations doesn't hash at a rate that produces enough profits, just like old Antminer S1's and S3's, it becomes basically worthless at that point to anyone except a miner that can mine with it and still make a profit.

I ask this question of GPU Manufacturers: Why would any GPU miner want to buy a "mining" specific GPU that they know they are just going to probably throw away some day instead of resell to some gamer out there that might want it at a reduced cost?

Examples of things I would want in a "Mining" specific GPU - Better cooling options, more robust fans, High hardware durability testing, dust preventative designs, measures, coatings, etc., Dual Bios capability on all mining cards, unlocked voltage controls, mining specific driver support, bios customization support.

GPU Manufacturers: You bring something with the stuff I listed above to market, you'll really deliver something that miners would want and many miners would buy.

Unfortunately with what information is being leaked out so far, it looks like you're trying to pass off your low quality asics and lesser cost GPU designs as "mining" specific cards.

This simply will not do and I for one will just keep buying up your regular GPU's until there is a time that you deliver a "mining" specific GPU that really puts "Mining with a GPU" first.

My statement to any GPU Manufacturer that might be reading this: If you're going to make "mining" specific GPU's, you better bring something to the table that a miner would want. Otherwise, Miners like me are just going to pay a little more and keep buying up the GPU's you want to be in the hands of Gamers.

I think its awesome that Newegg making "Limit 6 per customer" instead of the old 5 limit

https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814487248

Wish they would have done this sooner, there have been a few times I've had to order from multiple sites to get the quantity I wanted.

Obviously they will probably lower this limit with other high demand items but I thought this was a nice change.

[Disclaimer: No where does this indicate or show that this is a Pandaminer at this time.]

Disclaimer: No where does this indicate or show that this is a Pandaminer at this time.

...but this must be what this is, I wonder what they are going to do to fulfill existing pre-orders.

I wonder if they are going to ship these instead or launch them separately while people still waiting on AMD cards.

Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/first-look-at-pascal-based-gpu-cryptocurrency-mining-station#disqus_thread

Today we give you the first pictures of upcoming Pascal GPU mining solution. This system is equipped with eight GP106-100 mining cards, which lack display connectors and are passively cooled.

It’s a full system with Celeron Mobile processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM and 64GB mSata SSD. The power supply is offered optionally, otherwise, 7x 6-pin power connectors are required to run this thing.

We did some experiments with ZEC mining on GTX1080+1080+1070. Such system pulls around 750W from the socket (TDP optimized) with ~1400 Sol/s. This solution requires 1050 Watts for 2500 Sol/s. So it’s 0,5 Sol/s/W better. Not a huge difference, but I guess it all depends on the price. Also, bear in mind these cards (and such system) will have low resale value, unless they find better purpose (Folding@Home?) after GPU mining becomes unprofitable.

https://zcash4win.com/
https://zcash4mac.com/

Just started using the Windows version this week, I like it much better than the other Windows Zcash wallet alternatives.

Looks to be a partnership between the dev making this version and the dev that created the Zcash GUI for Linux.

Anyone out there been using either of these? Any thoughts, comments, or warnings?

I've been messing around with a small about of Zcash within it, sending receiving, etc. No issues I've had so far with the exception of one of my computers having issues downloading the initial proving key.

[**Please also note that we do not recommend that you point your mining payouts to any of our services. Receiving payouts may cause issues on your end and potentially on our end.**]

I recently started messing with Jaxx wallet for a couple of alt coins and noticed today that one of the instances of the wallet, specifically the chrome plugin, quit updating the Zcash wallet after an extension update on May 25th.

I can still access the wallet from the desktop application and by other methods but I figured I would open a support case with Jaxx regarding the chrome issue since uninstalling/deleting the plugin/resetting the cache had no effect on my system. I did some reading online and found other people with similar issues that appeared to have self resolved over time while others indicated they had to contact support.

So contact support I did and here is the canned message I got

Your ticket request has been received. Our team will get back to you as soon as possible. Please bear in mind that due to the unexpected growth that we as well as blockchain technology are experiencing, we have been overloaded with support requests and will take between 24-48 hours to respond instead of our usual 8 hours.

We understand your concerns and are grateful for your patience; please know that we are working on improving our customer success process in order to provide the best attention possible and keep setting the standard for the industry.

Please note that we have a comprehensive Help Centre which can answer most questions. Take a moment to visit the page below to see if your question can be answered:

FAQ page: https://decentral.zendesk.com/hc/en-us

Here are some of the most common issues that users are currently experiencing:
1. ETH transactions showing up in the ETC wallet
2. Ethereum Classic (ETC) send not fully functional
3. Golem (GNT) send not fully functional
4. Bitcoin (BTC) blockchain network extreme congestion (industry-wide issue)
5. ShapeShift transactions not being received right away (ShapeShift congestion)

We are aware of these issues and will have a fix for you soon. If your issue is BTC related, please increase your mining fee to Average or Fast (Settings) for faster confirmations.

**Please also note that we do not recommend that you point your mining payouts to any of our services. Receiving payouts may cause issues on your end and potentially on our end.**

If you find your answer before we reply, we’d greatly appreciate it if you’d let us know by replying to this email.

Thank you for your patience. You’ll hear from us soon!

Decentral Customer Success Team

Notice that part in bold... all I can say is "Wow" when I read that piece. Jaxx is very up front about this in their support case canned e-mail but no where on their website do they say "Hey miners, don't use our wallets"

Thought I would pass this info on as a warning to those out there using this platform for mining payouts.

Anyone know where to get a fan replacement for one of these? Middle fan is going out on one of mine.

It's not affecting the cooling of the card from temps I can see so I'm not going to shut it down until I can get the replacement.

Anyone out there got a dead card with the heatsink assy they'd be willing to let go for cheap?

Thanks.