Sorry, no. Different companies use different stencils so you should let them make the stencil they require.


Yes. Unit sold:

WinterParker 1@0.5
sebdude420    2@0.5
electronrancher 1@0.5

PMs are being sent now. 12 more units are available for purchase.

In hindsight you always know what would have been the better option.

Ask Avalon batch #1 owners about their ROI...

Yes, this is one way. You can also let a company do this if you send them the Altium files.

I started a new auction where single units are auctioned now.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=355777.msg3806046#msg3806046

I'm auctioning Avalon clones, i.e. all parts necessary to build a total of 16 Avalon units (4 modules each), except for chips (ASICs) and the ATX power supply.

That includes:

• Cases
• Finished boards: Control Unit, PDU, Backplane
• Hash Unit PCB (bare boards, components included)
• Heatsink
• TP-Link Router
• Fans
• Cables
• Screws

These parts are from a project which was not finished. Parts have been built by forum member strombom. Everything is located in and shipped from Germany.

Pictures: http://imgur.com/a/7bxqz#3 (Not all parts listes above are shown there.)

Auction rules: The auction ends at 6th Dec. 2013 23:59:59 UTC. A bid placed in the last two hours before the auction ends will extend the deadline by two hours from the time the bid was placed. The winner of the auction must pay within 24 hours.

Starting bid is 0.5 BTC per unit.

Note: The parts are now auctioned: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=350370.msg3752518#msg3752518

I'm auctioning Avalon clones, i.e. all parts necessary to build a total of 16 Avalon units (4 modules each), except for chips (ASICs) and the ATX power supply.

That includes:

• Cases
• Finished boards: Control Unit, PDU, Backplane
• Hash Unit PCB (bare boards, components included)
• Heatsink
• TP-Link Router
• Fans
• Cables
• Screws

These parts are from a project which was not finished. Parts have been built by forum member strombom. Everything is located in and shipped from Germany.

Pictures: http://imgur.com/a/7bxqz#3 (Not all parts listes above are shown there.)

Auction rules: The auction ends at 1st Dec. 2013 23:59:59 UTC. A bid placed in the last two hours before the auction ends will extend the deadline by two hours from the time the bid was placed. The winner of the auction must pay within 24 hours.

Starting bid is 9 BTC.

No. Why do you ask?

Wasn't there a rather big donation to get scrypt support in cgminer in the first place?

Tell me/us more about "failing", please. The only posts in this thread I'm reading are yours because they are even funnier than the whole BFL story itself.

More images can be found here: http://imgur.com/a/7bxqz#3

Parts are still available. PM me for a quote.

What are your experiences on how the October 400 GH/s units respond to temperature changes? Is lower generally better? Is there some kind of sweet-spot? Or does the temperature not matter as long as it's below critical (chips melting )?

sudo cp /run/shm/.stat.log best.cnf [enter] --> I guess the second parameter should be /opt/bitfury/best.cnf? Otherwise I would copy the best.cnf to the home directory where it has no effect (I think?)

I have sufficient cooling. The supplied fans run at 12V and are directly pointed towards the unit / hcards.

Wasn't this done right before shipping the unit? The cards have A1, A2, etc. written on them.
Furthermore, I received mixed revisions, i.e. cards with and without caps. The cards with caps are always in the 4th slot of each bus. Is it safe to move them to the 1st/2nd/3rd slot or will they (or the capacitors on them...) blow up?

I have a 400 GH/s unit here which is heavily underperforming (~ 200 GH/s): http://imgur.com/hI8qQsZ
Of course I put the cards into their slots according to what was written on them.
PSU is a Super Flower 1000W. Pool is BTC Guild with min. diff. 512

Looks like something is going wrong, as to my knowledge 400 GH/s units are tested before shipping. What can I do/try?

Your PSU should already have a fuse/OCP in it. (Otherwise trash it and get a new one).

Any other changes included?

It's only 5V. That's 200W.

Imagine what risk bitfury took.

Estimating the next difficulty change right after a change has happened is very inacurate.