Topic: BitBurner Fury IN STOCK MAJOR PRICE CUT SOLD OUT! - page 3. (Read 20779 times)

Doesn't work for me, even after flashing a different firmware (BBF).

Also, what's the highest the Fury can/will hash at? Seems to be stable at 280.

Better than expected actually considering zefir had reported seeing 750W draw for 8, my boards draw 110W less!  Getting ~390GH on my 8 boards drawing 640W on the dot from the wall with a Rosewill Lightning 1300W Gold PS.  Note the blindingly bright LEDs on the boards match well to the obnoxious Rosewill LEDS on the PSU  

Now the question becomes what kind of stability will I see? Currently if I stop/start cgminer its a crapshoot.  I used MinePeon and then did a git for the latest cg to 3.8.1 and got it all working just fine on a cold boot if I boot the raspbpi first and then power on the boards second.  However if I stop/start CG it all goes to heck - seems like the boards need to be "booted" fresh after CG is already running???

Seems like this will work fine until CG restarts    I wonder if the CANBUS has something to do with this, it was giving me issues in the beginning (random boards in the middle of the stack would never start hashing until I rebooted them).  I run two stacks of 4 just so I can contrast/compare behavior (hooked to same raspbpi).  Although I see the pi average load is pretty high (0.8+) ... top alone reports cgminer takes about a 0.4 load!

Has anyone confirmed the --avalon-fan option does indeed work?  I guess I should try.  The whole CANBUS thing makes it confusing, as I assume I am just getting the temp/core volts/etc from the first board only...  My boards show up as BTB, I saw perhaps a firmware update might fix some issues?  I don't know, still playing around, and information is sparse...

what is the power consumption?

BTB 0: 56C 280 1087mV | 47.30G/49.59Gh/s | A:376526 R:2015 HW:18964 WU: 692.8/m
 BTB 1: 54C 280 1084mV | 47.49G/50.27Gh/s | A:381207 R:1705 HW:14675 WU: 702.3/m
 BTB 2: 56C 280 1081mV | 52.82G/50.22Gh/s | A:380742 R:1736 HW:13979 WU: 701.6/m

great piece of hardware

--avalon-options 115200:32:10:46:280 --bitburner-voltage 1360 --avalon-cutoff 63 --avalon-fan 80 --avalon-temp 55

i am happy

Received 2 boards, hashes well ~40 - 45 GH/s with 2.5% HW errors . Fast shipping. They should advertise their CAN connector whenever someone order >1 board. I wish I had one. Using 2 USB ports on the rPI now.
The real voltage is ~0.3V less then the core voltage set with --bitburner-voltage flag. Tested it with voltmeter.

Received my two boards, no physical defects that I can see. Hashing away at 96GH total (48GH/board) using


cgminer 3.6.4 on Debian Linux.

Hello Cryptx Team. I sent a PM to you. Please review and advise. Thank you.

yes there is jalapeno too with enermax fan on it

Like christmas lights

Are those Jalas on the desk/table?

i have video for you http://youtu.be/WmeJ_gubSJ8 ;p

can anyone post some photos of the boards to see it

JIPI me2

just got one

no

I have place the order yesterday ~7:00 BTC Transfere finnished yesterday ~21:00

anyone got his tracking number ?

OP change topic name.
Each time some1 posts i`m hoping boards are in stock...

@ cryptx:


When I ordering (No. # 1529) the product was still available.
Now is out of stock...
Will my order delivered, or I have no luck and have to wait?

I ask because the BTC took longer to Transfer (no transaction fee...)

Sincerely yours
Wald4tler

I just hope that cryptx has more boards than orders :/
And even more pending to hit the market with lower price
I was 1h late to buy  that time :/

thanks, this was my first transaktion, and i´m a very old person ^^
(55 Year joung hehe)

in the future i know what i must do.

100x thanks!

No vendor will consider your order as 'paid' while the transaction still has 0 confirmations (yours still has 0). As soon as it has 1 confirmation, it is in the blockchain.

How much should you pay? It depends on the transaction size (in kB, not BTC value), which you typically won't know beforehand. Your transaction is fairly large (4.8kB); most transactions are smaller than 1kB. As a general 'rule of thumb' a fee of 0.005BTC is usually sufficient. The standard Bitcoin-QT client prompts you to add a fee if it decides you need one; you can also set a default value in the Options.

Can you add a fee to a transaction after it has been sent? No, but if you send a 2nd transaction using one of the outputs of the 1st one, along with a fee, your original one will most likely be confirmed quickly because it needs to be confirmed before your 2nd transaction can be. I see that your 1st transaction has 2 outputs; one for 1.6 BTC going to the vendor, and another for 0.016 BTC going, I presume, to a 'dust' address in your own wallet. So if you send a small-value transaction (plus fee) to that 'dust' address, your original transaction should be confirmed relatively quickly. That is my understanding, though I haven't personally tried this so cannot be certain. Perhaps someone else here knows for sure.

EDIT: I see now that your transaction has been confirmed within the last few minutes; you don't need to do anything now. Your order should now be confirmed. Keep this experience in your mind for future BTC transactions and they will go much smoother.