Mine are stuck on the same plane. Given it's a 10 hour direct flight and they won't be going direct, I'm going to very impressed if they pull of a delivery tomorrow, so Monday does seem likely

Could you provide payment method and destination country, thanks.


Removed.

Still a couple of hours to go until payout time, but early exit polls show a landslide victory to middlecoin and h20 today

They still have the screw terminals, but bitmain listened to feedback from customers after the 1st or 2nd group buy and added the pci-e connectors as well.

They come with pci-e connectors on the board so no need for them.

Sleeping with an avalon, yes you must have gone deaf, when I had mine at home it was one floor up and 2 rooms over and I could still hear it.

Same here, had an alert set up for when they came back in stock and ordered within minutes

Everyone who has posted theirs are on the way was ordered after mine

Not concerned at the moment, hopefully it will go tomorrow and get here for the weekend

PS Just in case bitmain are reading: 00120140119121005434Rp5hJHdF0682 (please put extra fan in box to replace my DOA one as per email, thanks)

My october jupiter is running 3.9.0 and reports correctly, like you say it's just the older ones, my november jupiter has been running sweet so never upgraded the firmware hence the older cgminer (Member of the not broke don't fix it group)

It's no biggie for me, the average is accurate enough and at some point I'll upgrade

I can help, it's looks like it's pulling the value from 1 whereas I suppose it should get the 5s value at 2

Actually to clarify what I meant, the clicking was probably because the fan wasn't moving at all, my temps were rising so it was constantly trying to alter the fan speed to bring the temps down.

Once the fan was unplugged the clicking stopped, and my desk fan was enough to keep it cool.

Yours may not be as bad as it's working a bit and your temps are ok.

My two arrived yesterday, one had the same clicking noise you described which was the machine overheating as it's fan was DOA, tried swapping between the two connectors and the two machines to verify.

As soon as I pointed a desktop fan at it, the temps dropped and the clicking stopped.

Asked them to send me a replacement fan with my next order as struggling to find a replacement here in the UK.

Domchi,

Thanks for the update, especially the addition of multiple btc addresses as requested it works like a charm, for the first time in a while I have a complete total from my 20+ addresses and my current pool combined

Here's hoping the day comes when I can see a 'G' in mne, I wouldn't care about decimals then lol

You can be lucky and get included in the next block or it could take a while there's no way of knowing, some pools will prioritise which transactions to include according to transaction fee size especially when there are more transactions than they can include in the block.

I always send more than the recommended fee amount when it's urgent, and this is one of those cases as payment needs to be received within the hour.

Koln, is the main european hub for UPS, all parcels for the EU go through there. Next stop will probably be East Midlands Airport

The simpler way of doing that is to start the miner with the lower intensity, and use the option on the schedule tab for the higher one when idle, that's how I have it set up without issues.

*clap*

I said this about 600 pages ago, but Jupiter was a proven product, the last batch was made and shipped in a very short period of time and it's just silly to retire it when it''s still the best out there.  KNC should have used the money they made to invest in the neptune themselves and announce it much nearer the time

I have a very early order for a neptune but was only willing to gamble on one of them with the vague timeline and it's looking a wise decision at this point.

Many of us and KNC themselves no doubt expected a lull in the hashrate growth after the last jupiters shipped but this has not been the case with even greater quantities of hardware appearing to maintain the 30% per difficulty jumps

This means we need new hardware and as said above by rolling, if KNC don't offer anything the money will be going elsewhere, and if they wait too long and another serious competitor appears then mass refunds will follow which will do nothing to help knc's future.

That's strange, I use CGRemote to monitor mine which uses the api and not noticed anything odd in the figures it displays.

If I put one up tomorrow you can have a look before it goes live, and i'll update if need be.

This sounds very interesting and I may throw one of my rigs up to try.

Is there any specific reason 3.7.2 is required, all mine run 3.3.1 which is IMHO the best version for scrypt mining as it's the last version to immediately switch pools without delay, rather not update unless it's needed for some function that missing.

Before you go any further read this thread, pick up in person prevents you losing btc but not your time.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=414293.0

Also note both have almost identical text and registed around same time.

First 6 sold and on their way to Germany tomorrow.

European postage was a lot cheaper than I thought around $10 for the 6 though not by the speediest option, so if you buy more than 5 can still offer free postage, if you want them faster just pay the difference.