jgarzik screenshot:
http://pastebin.com/g4BhvCXK
Topic: [Announcement] Avalon ASIC Batch #1 Ships - page 43. (Read 238926 times)
Why would it be hot? 400 W is the power of typical gaming PC.
I think he's making a statement on the fact that previously 60 GH/s would have consumed 10-30 kW of power compared to 400 W. All sorts of implications with the power consumption figures but they're best discussed in a separate thread.
Why would it be hot? 400 W is the power of typical gaming PC.
http://garzikrants.blogspot.se/2013/01/avalon-its-alive.html
At this point I'm just mashing ctrl + r to see what else he posts
At this point I'm just mashing ctrl + r to see what else he posts
Code:
[5:09pm] jgarzik: I'm stunned that my office/lab is not baking hot.
[5:09pm] jgarzik: nice.
I'm going to stop posting transcripts from IRC, someone else want to? [5:09pm] jgarzik: nice.
jgarzik on irc.freenode.net #bitcoin:
Woot! It works! Code:
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [MHS av] => 66909.04
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Found Blocks] => 0
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Getworks] => 20
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Accepted] => 7957
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Rejected] => 15
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Found Blocks] => 0
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Getworks] => 20
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Accepted] => 7957
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Rejected] => 15
jgarzik on irc.freenode.net #bitcoin:
Code:
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [MHS av] => 66909.04
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Found Blocks] => 0
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Getworks] => 20
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Accepted] => 7957
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Rejected] => 15
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Found Blocks] => 0
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Getworks] => 20
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Accepted] => 7957
[4:56pm] jgarzik: [Rejected] => 15
From that USB plug we could see a WR703N board integerated.
Second level of verification seems to be put into play:
Also, is the outer casing aluminium or steel? Seems quite thick.
Maybe the case itself forms part of the heat sink. Would make sense. I'd perhaps add a few fans to the lower end of the picture, but to save power one would want to let conduction and convection do most of the job. 
I'll wait 'till they put more fanz on it
Units are like mice. If there's one, there'll be lots of them.
You're probably quite right. So if Avalon has kept up with their unit assembly and shipping, we should be expecting to see dozens of delivery confirmations over the next 2 or 3 days
As I've seen posted in someone's signature, "This is Bitcoin. I won't believe it until I see 6 confirmations"
So, now that we know the only input possibility is via Ethernet, how do you set the thing up and get it mining? Just connect it to your DHCP network, wait to see it pop up, see what IP it has and http to it? Or is there a better way of doing it that I'm missing?
It can be connected either thru a standard RJ-45 Ethernet cable, or thru wireless. See that yellowish plug for a wifi antenna between the PSU and the first fan? The OpenWRT controller is attached to the hashing units internally by USB, so maybe the USB can be attached to a machine with full bitcoind for solo mining.
It's a shame he doesn't have one of those "dangly microphone" thingy you see on autopsies - then he could webcast it (and probably charge pay-per-listen as well!!).
Lowers the Alert level to Defcon 4.
Yea I'm not understanding either. Maybe it has an OS that you have to http into? Kinda like a router? haha
I'm very curious as it came with no instructions or software
It's using OpenWRT so yes. I was just curious about the lowdown. Can't wait for Jeff to post more info. Also, is the outer casing aluminium or steel? Seems quite thick.
At last, so at least the goddamn conspiracy noise will drop to only the most paranoid who don't believe any amount of evidence.
We can only hope, next they will say that they only shipped out one unit.
Congratulations on shipping your first ASIC unit; you have beat all your competitors to the market (and incidentally made JGarzik a very happy man!). I applaud you on your achievement and look forward to what batch #2 will bring.
I will return to watching from the sidelines as you don't need another nerd yelling at you (mostly telling you that you are doing it wrong, because you have obviously done something right.).
I will return to watching from the sidelines as you don't need another nerd yelling at you (mostly telling you that you are doing it wrong, because you have obviously done something right.).
So, now that we know the only input possibility is via Ethernet, how do you set the thing up and get it mining? Just connect it to your DHCP network, wait to see it pop up, see what IP it has and http to it? Or is there a better way of doing it that I'm missing?
Yea I'm not understanding either. Maybe it has an OS that you have to http into? Kinda like a router? haha
I'm very curious as it came with no instructions or software
So, now that we know the only input possibility is via Ethernet, how do you set the thing up and get it mining? Just connect it to your DHCP network, wait to see it pop up, see what IP it has and http to it? Or is there a better way of doing it that I'm missing?
It can be connected either thru a standard RJ-45 Ethernet cable, or thru wireless. See that yellowish plug for a wifi antenna between the PSU and the first fan? Jump to: