Thank you for gaining the attention of the moderators as well.... It's good to know that you're here to spread the good news about potential of fpga's over asic.

It's quite alright, I won't have to do much to prove you wrong...  I'll be here for a while providing valid insight to people with sincere logic... Since you've made no valid point to back your claims of this being a scam, and I can prove the accuracy of this auction from the standpoint of other engineers, as well as show my face to my clients in public and display my personal information, I will gain the trust of the community.  Thanks for your sincere interest in my auction and the well being of the community... It's good to know that some of us are here to help and not detract from progress.

You're right.... Make sure you do the proper research necessary before making any investment. I.E. , make sure that you have the approval of an engineer before purchasing components for a development project. I'm glad that you reported me to the moderators...  It's obvious that I've done nothing wrong and I legitimately have all of the items that I say I have... In fact, I'm willing to meet local people in person, show my true identity, and give people a sporting chance to explain themselves before giving them a scarlet letter...  You should try it sometime...  I am the owner of a engineering company who has been around since the 80's, so guess what? LOL!!!  I know when I am giving someone a good deal and a good opportunity.... I only provide facts.... I do not sling mud,naysay,troll, or express any other ridiculous non-progressive mentality.  Please check the links on the auction again before accusing me a being a scammer or spammer... 

It 225GH/s... I'm not smoking,insane,a scammer, or any of that other crap...  Just an engineer who's been doing this for decades and understands the full capability of FPGA's.  A valuable asset to this forum in many ways, but it seems as though you have it out for me for no reason.... What crawled up your ass?  If you don't agree, just ignore the auctions... Don't rain on anyone else's parade.... I am offering a legitmate opportunity for pioneers to make great headway.

It 225GH/s... I'm not smoking,insane,a scammer, or any of that other crap...  Just an engineer who's been doing this for decades and understands the full capability of FPGA's.  A valuable asset to this forum in many ways, but it seems as though you have it out for me for no reason.... What crawled up your ass?  If you don't agree, just ignore the auctions... Don't rain on anyone else's parade.... I am offering a legitmate opportunity for pioneers to make great headway.

did you order anymore?

Description:Greetings, you are bidding on 116 new Xilinx xc4003-5pq100c fpga's. Each chip will hash 600MH/s. Avalon asic chips will only do 200MH/s. Don't limit your scope with asic!!! Design your own miner and get out of the rat race for a BFL Batch Reservation... All chips are currently in hand and will be sent out immediately upon receiving payment.

Here are some reference links to pricing and data sheets for the fpga:

http://octopart.com/xc4003-6pq100c-xilinx-462004

http://datasheet.octopart.com/XC4003-6PQ100C-Xilinx-datasheet-15949747.pdf
Starting bid: 30 BTC
Buy it now: 45 BTC
End date and time:Oct. 3,2013
Payment methods accepted: BTC/ Paypal/ Western Union

Paid with AMEX, still no funds returned. Filed for a charge back with my CC company.

I was going to wait to file for the charge back, but Dave's latest post said that CC's were paid back within a day or two. It's been over a week.

Guys, I want to know who has the highest clock rates.   Does anyone have over 40GH/s per card or close to it?

 I was able to get about 43GH/s for 1 card.  Most cards run ~35-36GH/s though.  one runs 31 GH/s

Please post your epic results and if you have 35+ please post your resistor settings, if you used heatsinks and what other cooling you have.

0:	811	37.781	38.463	2639	81	0	0	16	0	0	(2.361/chip)	97%
1:	871	37.223	37.892	2600	83	0	0	16	0	0	(2.326/chip)	99%

Ive been keeping an eye on bitfury's pool here:
https://ghash.io/

Its been steadily but slowly growing from 175TH to 200TH over the past few weeks, it gave the impression they were adding hashrate to maintain a constant % of the nework. Now its accelerating, and fast. 235TH atm.

Has anyone made a chart of this?