Sure, I'll try and find the box it's in and get you a quote tonight.

Still, if he's interested in $330 290s, have I got a deal for him...

BTW - If anyone's interested in just the PSUs and H80's out of the Hashfast Sierra, I'd part it out to save shipping costs. Same deal with the Terraminer.

Thanks for the interest. PMs replied to, and one Avocent PDU sold.

Yeah, shipping on the 4U miners will be pretty hefty. At least the Hashfast miner has decent salvage value as the two PSUs and 6 water coolers are easily worth a few hundred bucks parted out.

Cleaning up my garage as I'm moving soon, and really don't feel like lugging all this stuff with me. Make me an offer, everything ships from Saskatoon Canada.

PDUs
Four Advocent PM10i-30A 10 port PDUs


Each one has two 15A breakers, and can be remotely controlled to turn on and off individual ports

Also, there's a random uncontrolled 12 port PDU

Server PSUs
Nine Tyco 440W PSU


Also include eight connectors that terminate in six positive and 6 negative wires, originally used for Antminer S1s.

Four HP HSTNS-PA01 1300W power supplies


Each one terminates in four 6-pin Minifit Jr. connectors

Six HP 2400W blade server PSUs



Each one terminates in eight 6-pin Minifit Jr. connectors

One Delta DPS-1300BB


Terminates in six 6-pin+2 Minifit Jr. connectors

Bitcoin Mining Hardware
2 Bitmain S5 and 1 Spoondoolies SP20

I believe one hashing board on each still works, though they haven't been used in a year.


1 Bitmain S2 - No PSU
1 Cointerra Terraminer - Never powered on
1 Hashfast 6 board mine - Can't remember what they called it

Includes two Seasonic X800 PSUs, and the six H80 equivalent AOI liquid coolers


All this stuff is going to be heavy and likely expensive to ship, so it likely makes the most sense to ship in lots. Make me offers, while I don't want to give it away I also don't really want to move it to my new place.

Not sure how much money would be left, even if you found him.
He took your money and bought a Paramotor. Sorry.

I'm also seeing the reported hashrate on the website drop. Shares are still being accepted from the stratum proxy and the workers tab shows that the last share was within the last 5 minutes, but the averaged hashrate has been dropping for while now.

All gone.
Danke.

I bought a few GPUs and picked up 5 of these. Four are still in AMDRewards form, while one is a steam key.
0.05BTC each.

About This Game
Take command of the resources of an entire world to build up massive armies, research new technologies and annihilate all those who stand in your way in this new, massive-scale real-time strategy game.

With the unparalleled power of the world's first native 64-bit real-time strategy game engine, Ashes of the Singularity allows for maps of unprecedented size and detail.

Over the course of your war, you will construct thousands of units that have details that are normally reserved for games with only a few active units. Huge, kilometer-long Dreadnoughts can have a half dozen turrets, each with their own firing solutions. Smaller units will intelligently target enemies based on true line of sight physics. That's right, every unit's vision is based on line of sight instead of radial fog of war.

While Ashes has a strong multiplayer feature set, it includes what is arguably the most sophisticated AI engine ever devised for a real-time strategy game. Ashes of the Singularity requires a minimum of 4-cores on your CPU. In exchange, you get an AI that can create complex strategies and plays by the same rules as you do, providing a level of challenge never before seen in a single-player RTS.

Compete in ranked games against strangers or set up custom, un-ranked competitive or cooperative games with friends. A worldwide ranking system lets players find where they stand in comparison to others.

Games are won or lost based on your strategy, not how fast you can click. Deciding what technologies to research, where to send armies, how to manage your economy, and what units to construct are critical.

As the conqueror of an entire world, you will be battling on multiple fronts with multiple armies. Scouting your opponent's strategy, determining their priorities, tracking where they are, and capturing strategically vital resources will lead to victory.
Development Roadmap


System Requirements
MINIMUM:
OS: 64-bit Windows 10 / 8.1 / 7
Processor: Quad-core Intel / AMD Processor
Memory: 6 GB RAM
Graphics: 2 GB GDDR5 NVidia GeForce 660 / AMD R7 360 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 11
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Storage: 5 GB available space
Additional Notes: 1600x900 Display Resolution Minimum
RECOMMENDED:
OS: 64-bit Windows 10
Processor: Intel Core i5 or Equivalent
Memory: 16 GB RAM
Graphics: 4 GB GDDR5 NVidia GTX 970 / AMD R9 390 or equivalent
DirectX: Version 12
Network: Broadband Internet connection
Additional Notes: 1920x1080 Display Resolution or Higher

Good luck with this. At this point discovery is pretty much done; most things about him are known and have been posted by people from his (possibly out of date) address to his DOB and health card number. AFAIK, no charges were ever filed against him, though I did turn over what I had and spend 90 minutes one day talking to a detective in the Economic Crimes branch of the SPS about this case and Bitcoin in general. As always your best bet at this point would be to sue him in small claims, but for someone out of province the costs associate with that might be unrealistic given the limited ($5000) payout.

Of course, by definition you won't be able to recover all the Bitcoins owed to people. Some got paid out more than they put in, and no doubt Boyko spent some of it. There might be some recovery, but setting the bar for your bounty (assuming it's serious, you still haven't signed a message with a 20BTC address) is likely impossible.

I've been off the forum for a couple weeks, but just wanted to pop in and say I've received my stick miner as of yesterday and I'll try to catch up on the posts here and give it some testing this weekend.

Why? No offense, but selling the four fans will probably net you more than the thing will ever mine again.
If you just want to fix it as a challenge, the 60GH/s single is extremely similar to the Jalapeno board that BFL released the schematics for. You can try flashing the unit with the latest firmware from an SC if you want to try that.

I'd be interested in a dev board/HDK, and probably loose sample chips as well.

Generally, a 240V 3 phase system will be configured as a delta, while 120V/208V systems are configured as a wye. Either way, you just want to balance the load across the phases. Run the PDUs in multiples of 3, and try to keep the draw on each even.

How many sammiches are involved in a typical Cheeseburger Day?

Packard Bell wasn't the predecessor of E-Machines. They both ended up getting bought by Acer after Gateway bought E-Machines, but Packard was bought after Gateway.

cgminer doesn't support scrypt miners.

Cold air in and of itself isn't bad. I duct in cold outside air (down to -40C) and have never had an issue with corrosion. Even at 100% RH, extremely cold air has a miniscule amount of moisture in it and the RH will quickly drop as temperature rises. There's the same amount of actual water in a cubic meter of -20C air at 100%RH as there is in 0C air at 20%RH, so you won't see condensation just from the air. What can cause issues are
1. Drawing in water, in the form of snow/rain.
2. Things not running. Blowing moist air over a running miner isn't really an issue as the heat from the miner will prevent any moisture buildup. If the thing is not on (or worse, if it is on but not running or generating any substantial heat) it can have moisture buildup.
3. Running them inside a warm (possibly humidified) house. Combine this with #2 above, but if you keep your house at 20C/50%RH the dew point is ~10C. You won't get moisture buildup on a miner while it's working, but it can if the miner cools down below that temperature from cold outside air and then stops running. Running electronics below ambient is always a bit of a risk and needs to be planned around.

Yes.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8zLx_JtcQVI