Had to cycle power a few times, but finally, cube is up and running at a steady 32 GH/s on low clock speed.

Initially, upon power up, cube would turn on but about three seconds later, I hear a click and everything turns off. Cycling the power a few times seems to have done the trick.

Label sent, but...

Messed up item #3 (tracking number) and #4 (signature) on the email I sent (accidentally sent tracking num & signature from a previous purchase from you); however, I immediately sent a follow up email with the proper tracking number and signature. Let me know if you encounter any issues with emails I sent.

I guess the days of same day shipping (ships once he gets payment) by the cat from China are long gone. He's not the holy cat in my book anymore.

Canary will most likely post shipping instructions here as a post, rather than a PM. Once we have all that, we will need to get a label created, the tracking number signed and the whole thing emailed to Canary as noted in the OP.

One Cube.

Transaction ID: 10f2cdbbebdaa5617f67d0bfe1dd721b09f848a141eea924473c7bcd36a9be5a

Will await label instructions.

Anybody with experience running BFG as stratum proxy on a Rpi? I was using slush, but wanted to make the change. Any shared tips/faqs/gotchas appreciated.

Let me share one example which may dissuade some of you from engaging in selling on eBay, given the real risks involved which eBay will never tell you.

I sold off my FPGA miners on eBay in May, when I started to transition to ASIC. Then in July, one of the buyers filed a bullshit chargeback with their credit card company, citing undelivered goods or something along those lines. Paypal pulled the amount from my Paypal balance. After I provided Paypal with the tracking number and the proof of delivery in the form of a signature form which I requested from USPS, Paypal gave me back my money.

I thought I was in the clear.

Fuck No.

The criminal buyer and his equally criminal credit card company ignored the proof that Paypal sent to them on my behalf. The credit card company refused to reverse the chargeback.

So guess what?

Paypal once again pulled the amount from my Paypal balance. I'm out the miner and I'm out the money.

I checked with eBay and Paypal to see how I can set up my listing so that next time, I can prevent people from paying using a credit card through Paypal and potentially abusing me again. Both eBay and Paypal said they can't and won't do that. So, I told them to fuck themselves. I have a 100% feedback on eBay and have been selling since the year 2000. Despite that, I walked away from the eBay/Payal platform that shifts all risk to the seller.

The chargeback example I provided above is just one of several scams enabled by credit card companies, eBay and Paypal. I've had enough and am not selling on eBay anymore. Frankly, after all the fees and shit they take from the seller, the margins really aren't worth the inevitable headache. Sellers take all the risks. Everyone else benefits. Well, it's high time I got out of that unbalanced, pathetic model.

Nope. No RMA. No communication. Nothing. Once he sells you the board, you are on your own. He will not respond if you tell him you are having problems with your board. One of my boards died within 36 hours. I sent PMs, I posted on his threads, I sent email to the shop, no response. But he is quick to put up auction after auction. It's all a money grab.

Similar situation here. One of my Bitburner Fury boards died shortly after it began hashing. It didn't even last 2 days. Maybe 36 hours. Now it is dead, no lights, no nothing. Just dead.

I left a PM for cryptx, but so far, no response.

I followed up with an email to info@asic-hardware.com, and I await a response.

By the way, I purchased these boards before the price was dropped to 1.5 BTC.

Let's just say I paid almost double that. Last week. I'm not pleased at all.

Cryptx -- I would appreciate a response. Thanks.

Similar situation here. One of my Bitburner Fury boards died shortly after it began hashing. It didn't even last 2 days. Maybe 36 hours. Now it is dead, no lights, no nothing. Just dead.

I left a PM for cryptx, but so far, no response.

I followed up with an email to info@asic-hardware.com, and I await a response.

By the way, I purchased these boards before the price was dropped to 1.5 BTC.

Let's just say I paid almost double that. Last week. I'm not pleased at all.

Cryptx -- I would appreciate a response. Thanks.

Hello Cryptx Team. I sent a PM to you. Please review and advise. Thank you.

Hello Cryptx Team. I sent a PM to you. Please review and advise. Thank you.

Good to know. Thanks. Now I'm curious to see what is printed on my BitFury chips on my Belgian boards.

Goxed, I am confused. Given the BioInfoBank labels on them, is this somehow related to what tytus et al have been building? I realize they are also working with Bitfury chips, but is the private label attributable to them, and if so how did it end up in a board in Belgium? By the way Fex, that soldering job is utterly hideous. I hope cryptx can replace or refund that board.

Can anyone comment on the longevity of these boards? I trust the boards shipped to customers will begin hashing with no issues when they first receive it, but what happens a month from when the customer first uses it? Or three months later? I like the specs of the board, and I would appreciate it if someone can share their experience, preferably over a month's worth of experience with the board. Thanks in advance.

Does anyone know what these are? They sure look like the much-rumored AsicMiner Cube.

I see USB, a reset switch, ICSP (for PIC?), LAN, Power, and a return to automobile-type fuse.
Also, this thing looks like it is comprised of a main board (which has all the connectors, etc) and a series of hashing boards. Similar conceptually to the Bitfury M-Board, H-Board setup.

Edit: Pics Removed. See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=303640.msg3571239#msg3571239 for better Images.

Interested. My biggest concern is that 1000W PSU that I have plugged into my backplane. Right now, it is supported by the wall, i.e. leaning against the wall. Really a bad solution but I have no other options. If you can add a frame around your open air case to provide support for and securely prop up the PSU, I'm in.

Also, maybe an option to have a push/pull fan arrangement, so fans on both sides? A fan exclusively on one side of the blade may not be enough. My blades run very hot.

Canary... what box do I need for the cube? Ok, so I'm jumping the gun a bit 
Let's revisit in a couple of weeks.

120 Watts? If so, that is good news. Source?