Payment and PM sent.
Thanks!
Topic: [CLOSED] Group Buy #31 ASICMiner Cubes 0.35 BTC 28-38GH/s - page 3. (Read 50229 times)
All orders have been shipped that have been received up to now. Thank you! SSB
Just sent you a PM. Thanks!
James
James
1/29/14 All orders have shipped today. Cube price is lowered to 0.37 BTC each. They are brand new and straight from the manufacturer. PM me for large quantity purchases. Cubes are guaranteed to run at a minimum 28 GH/s but may run as high as 38 GH/s on the high setting.
Payment was sent for one. I posted a thread in the custom hardware section asking which psu would be good to run a single overclocked cube. I listed 3 options. If anyone would be willing to check it out and chime in a would be very grateful. the thread is https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/is-this-psu-good-enough-to-run-a-single-asicminer-cube-overclocked-436139
Cant wait to get this hashing, it will be my first asic miner. From trading what i got from some faucets i made around a btc in under a year. I'm hoping to start that over with the coins i mine from this. Thanks SSB
Cant wait to get this hashing, it will be my first asic miner. From trading what i got from some faucets i made around a btc in under a year. I'm hoping to start that over with the coins i mine from this. Thanks SSB
Just ordered one.
Art
Art
silent, ordered 4 from you, keep me posted please, thanks. sbfree
is it possible to get it shipped to europe ?
or to uk?+1
1/27/14 The weekend's orders have shipped. Cube price is now 0.39 BTC each. They are brand new and straight from the manufacturer. PM me for large quantity purchases. Cubes are guaranteed to run at a minimum 28 GH/s but may run as high as 38 GH/s on the high setting.
is it possible to get it shipped to europe ?
or to uk?+1
or to AU ?
is it possible to get it shipped to europe ?
or to uk?
is it possible to get it shipped to europe ?
Not sure who you are asking, but I was using a bridged WiFi connection on a laptop and the network got too congested, or it basically started acting shitty... Anyways, I got a TPLink powerline kit for like $40, router to wall on one end, wall to switch on the other; works awesome, cheap, steady, good speed, and I don't need to mess with any long wires.
I thought of getting one of these to ease the job as well but arent they suppose to run on the same circuit?
I'm in an apartment, it's a 1br but I've got about 10 breaker switches in my utility closet. I've got these things on separate breakers on opposite sides of the main room and it still works. It's a gamble worth taking, just buy from a seller that will allow return, easy enough to explain if it doesn't work with your wiring. I thought the same thing but decided to give it a shot, glad I did, thing works like magic!
Aight definitely will give it a shot. Really hate to pull wire all around the place.
Not sure who you are asking, but I was using a bridged WiFi connection on a laptop and the network got too congested, or it basically started acting shitty... Anyways, I got a TPLink powerline kit for like $40, router to wall on one end, wall to switch on the other; works awesome, cheap, steady, good speed, and I don't need to mess with any long wires.
I thought of getting one of these to ease the job as well but arent they suppose to run on the same circuit?
I'm in an apartment, it's a 1br but I've got about 10 breaker switches in my utility closet. I've got these things on separate breakers on opposite sides of the main room and it still works. It's a gamble worth taking, just buy from a seller that will allow return, easy enough to explain if it doesn't work with your wiring. I thought the same thing but decided to give it a shot, glad I did, thing works like magic!
Not sure who you are asking, but I was using a bridged WiFi connection on a laptop and the network got too congested, or it basically started acting shitty... Anyways, I got a TPLink powerline kit for like $40, router to wall on one end, wall to switch on the other; works awesome, cheap, steady, good speed, and I don't need to mess with any long wires.
I thought of getting one of these to ease the job as well but arent they suppose to run on the same circuit?
so which wireless bridge are you guys using to connect the cube? Whats the cheapest/best option I have that I can quickly get from a B&M store.
Not sure who you are asking, but I was using a bridged WiFi connection on a laptop and the network got too congested, or it basically started acting shitty... Anyways, I got a TPLink powerline kit for like $40, router to wall on one end, wall to switch on the other; works awesome, cheap, steady, good speed, and I don't need to mess with any long wires.
so which wireless bridge are you guys using to connect the cube? Whats the cheapest/best option I have that I can quickly get from a B&M store.
Not sure who you are asking, but I was using a bridged WiFi connection on a laptop and the network got too congested, or it basically started acting shitty... Anyways, I got a TPLink powerline kit for like $40, router to wall on one end, wall to switch on the other; works awesome, cheap, steady, good speed, and I don't need to mess with any long wires.
so which wireless bridge are you guys using to connect the cube? Whats the cheapest/best option I have that I can quickly get from a B&M store.
Nice, I decided to stop being a cheap ass and ponied up the $10 for another wifi thingy, gives me more freedom and frees up a port on my switch. So tempted to buy another damn cube lol...
What Wifi device are you using for these? I'm in the market for one, too!
Edimax
It's pretty much the most commonly recommended that I've seen...
Cheers for that, I'll check them out now.
Just keep in mind, you gotta go into settings and tell it to automatically connect and you need to add some setting code into the devices thing. It's been a while, but there are guides online for configuring. One thing they won't tell you is give it some time to warm up, mine takes 30 seconds or so to automatically connect and grab it's assigned IP, but it never fails and it's steady. When I first got it I thought I was doing something wrong, or thought it wouldn't connect automatically, in the end I just wasn't giving it enough time...
Nice, I decided to stop being a cheap ass and ponied up the $10 for another wifi thingy, gives me more freedom and frees up a port on my switch. So tempted to buy another damn cube lol...
What Wifi device are you using for these? I'm in the market for one, too!
Edimax
It's pretty much the most commonly recommended that I've seen...
Cheers for that, I'll check them out now.
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