[CLOSED]R5: KnC Jupiter, BELOW-COST+Host! $78+Bonuses! Hashing, 1st payouts sent - page 16.

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 01:43:18 PM

EDIT: We've gotten two .25 BTC payouts from BTCGuild so far, one from GB5 and one from GB6, and should have some name coins being paid out shortly... Yay!!!

Are we converting the NMC to BTC or paying that out separately? (Which sounds a bit like an excessive amount of work.)

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Quote from: baros008 on October 08, 2013, 01:34:51 PM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 09:45:39 AM

Wallet ID order # Forum ID shares 17MHb1RGGDrZrmwaw4CZkw4RxJvscPjGZm 0 -Redacted- 5 1NtgJf4znCsA5GJDCbqtowHL2143WyqLkC 26 f… 1 1M7m94KA9m7PP4jnpQT828w6iggPr7rygd 28 j… 1 1g6ie6Poh9tk4XqqQU4d5ciJEEh9Z9rhZ BTC DyslexicZombei 1 14M6Z6jmSRiabnVQVkLdjajDYuePrkVHD4 TxID: f39a.. Thomas_s 1 15J54qEXL6LXrGEQhC4GLydMjSHYZgBnaE TxID: f39a.. bobsag3 1 11zdPjd9tbVoUW84d8xP8r8Rwim9M6g5r 34, 43 A… 11 1Fo2K52Rz7LZw9fcF5BDdDBjfNaViQ8J3x 36, 37, 38 philipma1957 9 1K1ZjYHvv1NnCCkFK4JyxnrxwoqzmbxDDz 39 z… 1 1J1eydkbAXQEbLLjETQjrqJr4M6JhjF9kM 40,PP-4,PP-10 c… 11 1KFmw2oaqVuFRNeFMVMyEjNDg8kM4bigAG 45 m… 4 1BDMjhYTS1QY7Xh7A1QXHh4ZUwaypesis5 46 b… 15 1Pmpxh7Zf2LRp7HqJoc1LUaRAf6JkJ7Nrp PP-1 b… 10 1MKL371ykcP2ETQyUA2JHvh11YuFkJfaub PP-2 Miramyn 1 18MWmexH8yZGwvKUQCCQGeepC1358KfTtP PP-3 Cantrip 2 1DxMEbKicyAhBJRuHYQ6ViNS38R3zzHFJ2 Transfer f… 3 16f1jyqEG9UyVsho54R2oTyiSaw2iCXpQz TxID: 0557.. u… 1 1AUygSXSm4oeNeZ5G91T7EGaiLc27GejCL TxID: cc12.. T… 2 1NgC3GaT1HRndhwv8s9HgqMiK91RLiPU1C PP-11 u… 7 1Bz85yQKb6CjL9TiZkvjt2jYwp8AQdxWqG PP-12 D… 5 1KnNYh2MAkG4AhYmyXeAnLf9e2veHrXKiW PP-5 T… 8 Total 100 shares

my information is correct.

the info for me appears correct 9 shares and 1Fo2K52Rz7LZw9fcF5BDdDBjfNaViQ8J3x for an address

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The problem, of course, is that spreading your hash rate across z number of pools means that you might share in 80% of the blocks that are hit, but you'll only get 1/z the reward from each of the pools because you are only sending 1/z shares to each pool.

And, you end up with the same amount that you would have had if you had mined consistently in one pool - which ends up paying you z times as much reward for each block hit but only finds 1/z of the blocks that are found. I've tested this extensively for many months now, and almost all of the pools pay out almost identical amounts over a long period of time (meaning weeks) - within expected variance.

Think about it - any pool that paid significantly less would lose users as people notice and move to different pools, which results in the pool finding fewer blocks and finding them more infrequently, which means that more users leave, lather, rinse, and repeat until the pool has no miners left, doesn't make enough to cover expenses, and goes away.

EDIT: We've gotten two .25 BTC payouts from BTCGuild so far, one from GB5 and one from GB6, and should have some name coins being paid out shortly... Yay!!!

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 09:45:39 AM

Wallet ID order # Forum ID shares 17MHb1RGGDrZrmwaw4CZkw4RxJvscPjGZm 0 -Redacted- 5 1NtgJf4znCsA5GJDCbqtowHL2143WyqLkC 26 f… 1 1M7m94KA9m7PP4jnpQT828w6iggPr7rygd 28 j… 1 1g6ie6Poh9tk4XqqQU4d5ciJEEh9Z9rhZ BTC DyslexicZombei 1 14M6Z6jmSRiabnVQVkLdjajDYuePrkVHD4 TxID: f39a.. Thomas_s 1 15J54qEXL6LXrGEQhC4GLydMjSHYZgBnaE TxID: f39a.. bobsag3 1 11zdPjd9tbVoUW84d8xP8r8Rwim9M6g5r 34, 43 A… 11 1Fo2K52Rz7LZw9fcF5BDdDBjfNaViQ8J3x 36, 37, 38 philipma1957 9 1K1ZjYHvv1NnCCkFK4JyxnrxwoqzmbxDDz 39 z… 1 1J1eydkbAXQEbLLjETQjrqJr4M6JhjF9kM 40,PP-4,PP-10 c… 11 1KFmw2oaqVuFRNeFMVMyEjNDg8kM4bigAG 45 m… 4 1BDMjhYTS1QY7Xh7A1QXHh4ZUwaypesis5 46 b… 15 1Pmpxh7Zf2LRp7HqJoc1LUaRAf6JkJ7Nrp PP-1 b… 10 1MKL371ykcP2ETQyUA2JHvh11YuFkJfaub PP-2 Miramyn 1 18MWmexH8yZGwvKUQCCQGeepC1358KfTtP PP-3 Cantrip 2 1DxMEbKicyAhBJRuHYQ6ViNS38R3zzHFJ2 Transfer f… 3 16f1jyqEG9UyVsho54R2oTyiSaw2iCXpQz TxID: 0557.. u… 1 1AUygSXSm4oeNeZ5G91T7EGaiLc27GejCL TxID: cc12.. T… 2 1NgC3GaT1HRndhwv8s9HgqMiK91RLiPU1C PP-11 u… 7 1Bz85yQKb6CjL9TiZkvjt2jYwp8AQdxWqG PP-12 D… 5 1KnNYh2MAkG4AhYmyXeAnLf9e2veHrXKiW PP-5 T… 8 Total 100 shares

my information is correct.

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Quote from: thomas_s on October 08, 2013, 11:24:40 AM

Quote from: Tiennou74 on October 08, 2013, 11:14:58 AM

Everything looks good for me in the table you posted
It would be great to be able to see the graphs should I create an account in BTCGuild? Is there a team to join?

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Here is something interesting I found in one of the forums for selecting the pools.

1) Pareto principle solution split:

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

20% of pools takes over 80% of whole BTC distribution and taking under consideration the splitting KNC computing power between pools with the same hashrate to have share in 80% of generated bitcoins:

- BTC Guild
- 50 BTC
- Deepbit
- Eclipse MC
- ASIC Miner
- BitMinter
- Slush

Then we'll have 80% probablity to get share in every block.

2) Normal distribution and standard deviation rule

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma

We should have not fixed hashing power, but it should be calculated daily regarding Moving Average and Standard deviation etc

We should have a share only in pools which are covered in 0.5 STD Deviation from average distribution to maximize incoming bitcoicoins, taking under consideration probabilty and BTC Value

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8x7IPjfIwAbUmpkRERSaTE0Z1U/edit?usp=sharing

So to maximize incoming bitcoins we should have share on those 3 pools

- Deepbit
- EclipseMC
- ASIC Miner

=====

This is very academic approach and could be little bit different from the real, but it's very good base to start researchers to maximize incoiming coins.

ASIC Miner isn't a pool from what I understand its a company, you can buy shares in it but can't actually mine on their pool

That is correct.
I have been very loyal to bit minter but the idea of using 2 or 3 or 4 pools does appeal to me.

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Quote from: thomas_s on October 08, 2013, 11:24:40 AM

Quote from: Tiennou74 on October 08, 2013, 11:14:58 AM

Everything looks good for me in the table you posted
It would be great to be able to see the graphs should I create an account in BTCGuild? Is there a team to join?

-----
Here is something interesting I found in one of the forums for selecting the pools.

1) Pareto principle solution split:

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

20% of pools takes over 80% of whole BTC distribution and taking under consideration the splitting KNC computing power between pools with the same hashrate to have share in 80% of generated bitcoins:

- BTC Guild
- 50 BTC
- Deepbit
- Eclipse MC
- ASIC Miner
- BitMinter
- Slush

Then we'll have 80% probablity to get share in every block.

2) Normal distribution and standard deviation rule

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma

We should have not fixed hashing power, but it should be calculated daily regarding Moving Average and Standard deviation etc

We should have a share only in pools which are covered in 0.5 STD Deviation from average distribution to maximize incoming bitcoicoins, taking under consideration probabilty and BTC Value

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8x7IPjfIwAbUmpkRERSaTE0Z1U/edit?usp=sharing

So to maximize incoming bitcoins we should have share on those 3 pools

- Deepbit
- EclipseMC
- ASIC Miner

=====

This is very academic approach and could be little bit different from the real, but it's very good base to start researchers to maximize incoiming coins.

ASIC Miner isn't a pool from what I understand its a company, you can buy shares in it but can't actually mine on their pool

So if i am correct, we need to mine on all pools above? If so is there some type of application that will auto switch pools?

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Quote from: Tiennou74 on October 08, 2013, 11:14:58 AM

Everything looks good for me in the table you posted
It would be great to be able to see the graphs should I create an account in BTCGuild? Is there a team to join?

-----
Here is something interesting I found in one of the forums for selecting the pools.

1) Pareto principle solution split:

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

20% of pools takes over 80% of whole BTC distribution and taking under consideration the splitting KNC computing power between pools with the same hashrate to have share in 80% of generated bitcoins:

- BTC Guild
- 50 BTC
- Deepbit
- Eclipse MC
- ASIC Miner
- BitMinter
- Slush

Then we'll have 80% probablity to get share in every block.

2) Normal distribution and standard deviation rule

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma

We should have not fixed hashing power, but it should be calculated daily regarding Moving Average and Standard deviation etc

We should have a share only in pools which are covered in 0.5 STD Deviation from average distribution to maximize incoming bitcoicoins, taking under consideration probabilty and BTC Value

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8x7IPjfIwAbUmpkRERSaTE0Z1U/edit?usp=sharing

So to maximize incoming bitcoins we should have share on those 3 pools

- Deepbit
- EclipseMC
- ASIC Miner

=====

This is very academic approach and could be little bit different from the real, but it's very good base to start researchers to maximize incoiming coins.

ASIC Miner isn't a pool from what I understand its a company, you can buy shares in it but can't actually mine on their pool

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Everything looks good for me in the table you posted
It would be great to be able to see the graphs should I create an account in BTCGuild? Is there a team to join?

-----
Here is something interesting I found in one of the forums for selecting the pools.

1) Pareto principle solution split:

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pareto_principle

20% of pools takes over 80% of whole BTC distribution and taking under consideration the splitting KNC computing power between pools with the same hashrate to have share in 80% of generated bitcoins:

- BTC Guild
- 50 BTC
- Deepbit
- Eclipse MC
- ASIC Miner
- BitMinter
- Slush

Then we'll have 80% probablity to get share in every block.

2) Normal distribution and standard deviation rule

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Normal_distribution
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Sigma

We should have not fixed hashing power, but it should be calculated daily regarding Moving Average and Standard deviation etc

We should have a share only in pools which are covered in 0.5 STD Deviation from average distribution to maximize incoming bitcoicoins, taking under consideration probabilty and BTC Value

https://docs.google.com/file/d/0B8x7IPjfIwAbUmpkRERSaTE0Z1U/edit?usp=sharing

So to maximize incoming bitcoins we should have share on those 3 pools

- Deepbit
- EclipseMC
- ASIC Miner

=====

This is very academic approach and could be little bit different from the real, but it's very good base to start researchers to maximize incoiming coins.

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Bought hashing cards to fill out my two main boards to 400 Gh/s each. They should overclock to 550 total without much problem. I've already pencil moded a number of the hashing boards to 32+ Gh/s with no issues and no special cooling - other than some small fans blowing on them...

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:31:20 AM

Quote from: Thyatis on October 08, 2013, 10:09:56 AM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:06:26 AM

Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

Awesome response.

Another note, considering October is out big month of profit based on http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/c675a3526a what about we hold off shipping till November, is that at all a possibility. Loosing a day in november costs a lot less than loosing a day in october.
Just a thought, don't know the ramifications of everything else just the costs.

Also what if shipping causes, either a lost shipping delays etc and we loose 2 o 3 days?

The problem is, the heat and power both. I can't run 4 boxes pulling 7 amps at the wall and blowing out 500 watts worth of heat, each, in my apartment - especially since I already have about 2kw worth of other computers connected... The addition of the single Jupiter is already causing me to have to run my A/C 24x7 - these places are extremely well insulated.

And you should know by now that if something goes wrong, I'll make it up to the GB owners to their satisfaction. I've already said that I'll run a third or fourth Jupiter into the GB wallets to cover any down time or shipping delays by KnC. And if they get dealyed past October 15th, I have 800 Gh/s of Bitfury gear coming around that time that I can point at the GB wallets, too...

-R-

Yes i know you would make us whole, i just wouldn't want you do that if it isn't necessary and thanks for this, based on a lot of forum reading this would have been the most successful non problematic GB to date.
I was just throwing out ideas that might not have been thought about that is all.

What bit fury did you get?

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Quote from: Thyatis on October 08, 2013, 10:09:56 AM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:06:26 AM

Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

Awesome response.

Another note, considering October is out big month of profit based on http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/c675a3526a what about we hold off shipping till November, is that at all a possibility. Loosing a day in november costs a lot less than loosing a day in october.
Just a thought, don't know the ramifications of everything else just the costs.

Also what if shipping causes, either a lost shipping delays etc and we loose 2 o 3 days?

The problem is, the heat and power both. I can't run 4 boxes pulling 7 amps at the wall and blowing out 500 watts worth of heat, each, in my apartment - especially since I already have about 2kw worth of other computers connected... The addition of the single Jupiter is already causing me to have to run my A/C 24x7 - these places are extremely well insulated.

And you should know by now that if something goes wrong, I'll make it up to the GB owners to their satisfaction. I've already said that I'll run a third or fourth Jupiter into the GB wallets to cover any down time or shipping delays by KnC. And if they get dealyed past October 15th, I have 800 Gh/s of Bitfury gear coming around that time that I can point at the GB wallets, too...

-R-

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Everything is good for me!

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Quote from: bobsag3 on October 08, 2013, 10:10:12 AM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:06:26 AM

Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products for a refund that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

Ha!
I have your 4 1050s sitting in a box, 2x evga 1300s left over from singles, and a much much larger box with 12 HX 1050s. Addicted, yes, problem, probably.

a powersupply fetish i see. Let me know how that works out for you, maybe we can webcam Tongue

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:06:26 AM

Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products for a refund that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

Ha!
I have your 4 1050s sitting in a box, 2x evga 1300s left over from singles, and a much much larger box with 12 HX 1050s. Addicted, yes, problem, probably.

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 10:06:26 AM

Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

Awesome response.

Another note, considering October is out big month of profit based on http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/a/c675a3526a what about we hold off shipping till November, is that at all a possibility. Loosing a day in november costs a lot less than loosing a day in october.
Just a thought, don't know the ramifications of everything else just the costs.

Also what if shipping causes, either a lost shipping delays etc and we loose 2 o 3 days?

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Already had bobsag3 buy four hx1050s to power the boxes - should be all set and waiting there.

And no, I wouldn't return products for a refund that I purchased and used successfully - that's really low class.

Besides, of the 4 PSUs that I bought, I need one for the Saturn that I'll be keeping at my place, plus another 3 for my BitFury units, so I do have a use for all 4 of them. And I must have a dozen different cooler master and ThermalTake cases around that I could build new systems in if I wanted to put the PSUs to some other use. (But I've gotten more into building systems around Raspberry PIs rather than desktops.)

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Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 09:45:39 AM

Group Buy 5 payout sheet. Please check your info ESPECIALLY your payout wallet ID. If you haven't given me specific permission to show your Forum ID, just the first letter is shown...

Wallet ID order # Forum ID shares 17MHb1RGGDrZrmwaw4CZkw4RxJvscPjGZm 0 -Redacted- 5 1NtgJf4znCsA5GJDCbqtowHL2143WyqLkC 26 f… 1 1M7m94KA9m7PP4jnpQT828w6iggPr7rygd 28 j… 1 1g6ie6Poh9tk4XqqQU4d5ciJEEh9Z9rhZ BTC DyslexicZombei 1 14M6Z6jmSRiabnVQVkLdjajDYuePrkVHD4 TxID: f39a.. Thomas_s 1 15J54qEXL6LXrGEQhC4GLydMjSHYZgBnaE TxID: f39a.. bobsag3 1 11zdPjd9tbVoUW84d8xP8r8Rwim9M6g5r 34, 43 A… 11 1Fo2K52Rz7LZw9fcF5BDdDBjfNaViQ8J3x 36, 37, 38 philipma1957 9 1K1ZjYHvv1NnCCkFK4JyxnrxwoqzmbxDDz 39 z… 1 1J1eydkbAXQEbLLjETQjrqJr4M6JhjF9kM 40,PP-4,PP-10 c… 11 1KFmw2oaqVuFRNeFMVMyEjNDg8kM4bigAG 45 m… 4 1BDMjhYTS1QY7Xh7A1QXHh4ZUwaypesis5 46 b… 15 1Pmpxh7Zf2LRp7HqJoc1LUaRAf6JkJ7Nrp PP-1 b… 10 1MKL371ykcP2ETQyUA2JHvh11YuFkJfaub PP-2 Miramyn 1 18MWmexH8yZGwvKUQCCQGeepC1358KfTtP PP-3 Cantrip 2 1DxMEbKicyAhBJRuHYQ6ViNS38R3zzHFJ2 Transfer f… 3 16f1jyqEG9UyVsho54R2oTyiSaw2iCXpQz TxID: 0557.. u… 1 1AUygSXSm4oeNeZ5G91T7EGaiLc27GejCL TxID: cc12.. T… 2 1NgC3GaT1HRndhwv8s9HgqMiK91RLiPU1C PP-11 u… 7 1Bz85yQKb6CjL9TiZkvjt2jYwp8AQdxWqG PP-12 D… 5 1KnNYh2MAkG4AhYmyXeAnLf9e2veHrXKiW PP-5 T… 8 Total 100 shares

Confirmed all good.

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Quote from: bobsag3 on October 08, 2013, 09:44:39 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on October 08, 2013, 08:31:55 AM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 07:41:02 AM

Unless anyone objects, the current plan is to ship this machine (and any others that have shown up) via overnight shipping to hosting on October 16th. We'll hash straight through the October 15th payout date, and end up just losing one day in the next bi-monthly payout period, which happens to be 16 days long.

I'll get the first batch of GB5/GB6 payouts done right after shipping stuff down to bobsag3. You can expect to receive payouts shortly after the 1st and 15th of each month...

sounds pretty good to me,but please add a double box and some bubble wrap around the fans.

Im actually going to advice he take the HS and boards out of the case, and ship them seperately. Should also be cheaper. I only need the 4 boards with chips + HS's + control/power board right? Overnight that to me so I can get them hashing ASAP, and the case can follow slowly.

I would consider the ease of shipping vs cost.

SO not knowing how much this thing weighs, but it is a lot easier to safer to ship the case and all over night, than to pull apart ship chips and board then rebuild at a later date. Obviously costs determines it all.

Plus are you shipping the powersupply? It might be an idea to have bobsag buy the same one there then to ship it, as that weighs a lot. plus you can return yours and refund money etc etc. and it can all be there ready to just plug in and go.

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Quote from: bobsag3 on October 08, 2013, 09:44:39 AM

Quote from: philipma1957 on October 08, 2013, 08:31:55 AM

Quote from: -Redacted- on October 08, 2013, 07:41:02 AM

Unless anyone objects, the current plan is to ship this machine (and any others that have shown up) via overnight shipping to hosting on October 16th. We'll hash straight through the October 15th payout date, and end up just losing one day in the next bi-monthly payout period, which happens to be 16 days long.

I'll get the first batch of GB5/GB6 payouts done right after shipping stuff down to bobsag3. You can expect to receive payouts shortly after the 1st and 15th of each month...

sounds pretty good to me,but please add a double box and some bubble wrap around the fans.

Im actually going to advice he take the HS and boards out of the case, and ship them seperately. Should also be cheaper. I only need the 4 boards with chips + HS's + control/power board right? Overnight that to me so I can get them hashing ASAP, and the case can follow slowly.

I think that the heatsinks fasten to the case, which would nix that idea. The whole thing is pretty light overall - about 9 kilos - and probably 5 of that is case.

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