Topic: [CLOSED] Group Buy #31 ASICMiner Cubes 0.35 BTC 28-38GH/s - page 9. (Read 50246 times)
Got my cubes today and they are hashing away. Thanks SSB!!!
Great news!!! Enjoy the holidays!
12/24/13 All new orders/preorders are on hold. I am not taking any more orders for cubes and/or other products right now as I wait for more inventory to arrive. Cube preorders already placed I hope to ship the 27th and 28th if AsicMiner gets them to me in time. If not, a refund will be offered. Any other orders placed in the last few days I am working to ship in the next two days. I am working on catching up on pms and emails. Thank you. SSB
My paperclips just don't look good.
An insulated thermostat wire (18 AWG) works quite well (and looks good). Just make a very small "U" out of it (approximately 3/4" long) and then strip both ends about 1/4". It can be secured further with a tape over it:
That is not any better than paperclips. I was saying that in comparison to my paperclips a power on plug or adapter looks really nice.
Do you have the correct pins?
According to this it's the 4thand 5th in.
http://www.corsair.com/en/blog/testing-your-corsair-power-supply
So far, I haven't toasted any ATX PSUs yet. Any black pinout (ground) can be used with the Power On pinout (green).
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Good to know.
:-)
My paperclips just don't look good.
An insulated thermostat wire (18 AWG) works quite well (and looks good). Just make a very small "U" out of it (approximately 3/4" long) and then strip both ends about 1/4". It can be secured further with a tape over it:
Do you have the correct pins?
According to this it's the 4thand 5th in.
http://www.corsair.com/en/blog/testing-your-corsair-power-supply
So far, I haven't toasted any ATX PSUs yet. Any black pinout (ground) can be used with the Power On pinout (green).
My paperclips just don't look good.
An insulated thermostat wire (18 AWG) works quite well (and looks good). Just make a very small "U" out of it (approximately 3/4" long) and then strip both ends about 1/4". It can be secured further with a tape over it:
Do you have the correct pins?
According to this it's the 4thand 5th in.
http://www.corsair.com/en/blog/testing-your-corsair-power-supply
My paperclips just don't look good.
An insulated thermostat wire (18 AWG) works quite well (and looks good). Just make a very small "U" out of it (approximately 3/4" long) and then strip both ends about 1/4". It can be secured further with a tape over it:
Just finished preparing an order of 8 cubes I ordered to test before running and went through the procedures I mentioned earlier in the thread.
EVERY cube had an issue, some small (heatsink screw loose), some larger (boards out of grooves, unseated, and missing screws from heatsink). With careful preparation/inspection, I got all 8 running with zero issues on normal or OC mode and hashing with no issues.
I just wanted to reiterate the importance of checking out your cube before starting it up; one could easily ruin one by not checking to make sure it has been assembled properly.
On a side note, I am running 4 cubes on OC that will operate on a EVGA SuperNOVA 1300G2 PSU with no problem.
Listen to thisEVERY cube had an issue, some small (heatsink screw loose), some larger (boards out of grooves, unseated, and missing screws from heatsink). With careful preparation/inspection, I got all 8 running with zero issues on normal or OC mode and hashing with no issues.
I just wanted to reiterate the importance of checking out your cube before starting it up; one could easily ruin one by not checking to make sure it has been assembled properly.
On a side note, I am running 4 cubes on OC that will operate on a EVGA SuperNOVA 1300G2 PSU with no problem.
look at photos
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4078067
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4078633
under 30 minutes to check and fix my 4 cubes
Just finished preparing an order of 8 cubes I ordered to test before running and went through the procedures I mentioned earlier in the thread.
EVERY cube had an issue, some small (heatsink screw loose), some larger (boards out of grooves, unseated, and missing screws from heatsink). With careful preparation/inspection, I got all 8 running with zero issues on normal or OC mode and hashing with no issues.
I just wanted to reiterate the importance of checking out your cube before starting it up; one could easily ruin one by not checking to make sure it has been assembled properly.
On a side note, I am running 4 cubes on OC that will operate on a EVGA SuperNOVA 1300G2 PSU with no problem.
EVERY cube had an issue, some small (heatsink screw loose), some larger (boards out of grooves, unseated, and missing screws from heatsink). With careful preparation/inspection, I got all 8 running with zero issues on normal or OC mode and hashing with no issues.
I just wanted to reiterate the importance of checking out your cube before starting it up; one could easily ruin one by not checking to make sure it has been assembled properly.
On a side note, I am running 4 cubes on OC that will operate on a EVGA SuperNOVA 1300G2 PSU with no problem.
you tried that with the cube? I will try to setup and see. Thnks
It worked fine for me, yes.
you tried that with the cube? I will try to setup and see. Thnks
Any tips on how to mine alt coins with this cube?
Anyone heard from SSB lately? I sent him a large sum of coins last week for cubes and haven't heard back.
It is almost Christmas and New Year. I believe he needs his holiday too. No worries.
He will be back.Merry Christmas and Happy New Year everybody!
Got my cube today and its running great! Thanks a lot! Will be ordering again soon 
So the cube works at low clock setting at 27-28 GHS for me. I want to move the cube out of wired router connection now. Any links will be helpful to follow right directions for the same.
I don't understand the question?
You want to move the cube out of a wired router connection to what?
Do your cubes work on high clock settings?
you need to be hardwired to the net and do you have a 1000 or a 100 ethernet connection?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833127399 a 100 top speed
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817111039 a 1000 top speed.
those are switches. most homes are
router-----switch so the router needs to be 1000 speed as does the switch
The cube needs to be connected directly via a wired Ethernet cable. If you are interested in buying one, a cheap ethernet switch would work. You would connect the switch to the cable modem, then the wireless router to the switch along side the Ethernet connection to the Cube.
http://www.trendnet.com/products/proddetail.asp?prod=100_TEW-650AP to run a cube over wireless. Requires some setup and either one device per cube or one device to a switch to use multiple cubes.
Anyone heard from SSB lately? I sent him a large sum of coins last week for cubes and haven't heard back.
I purchased a USB Hub last week. When will you be shipping again?
Do you offer a hosting option? If so, how much per cube?
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