'll rework the op complete soon
I just test the shop.
Until now everything looks good
| Quantity | Price |
| <5 from 5 from 10 from 30 from 50 | 1,12 BTC 1,09 BTC 1,05 BTC 1,02 BTC 0,99 BTC |
Topic: Official ASICMINER Block Erupter Europe - page 36. (Read 109555 times)
done, thx for the hint
'll rework the op complete soon
I just test the shop.
Until now everything looks good
'll rework the op complete soon
I just test the shop.
Until now everything looks good
To honor the participants of my GB, they can place one order, regardless of the quantity ordered, for 0,99 BTC per unit.
Can you please pretty please update the OP with this info? I'm dumb. I missed it hard
To honor the participants of my GB, they can place one order, regardless of the quantity ordered, for 0,99 BTC per unit.
Got my USB's thanks yxt
seems to take a while until the new dns is updated everywhere
sure?
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Yeah, bitmit is working for me now also.
Awesome, look forward to seeing your shop
Mhh strange. When I try to launch the site with Firefox I get "Problem loading page". But on Internet Explorer I can access it.
sure?
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
"It's just you. http://www.bitmit.net is up. " (from http://www.isup.me/bitmit.net)
But i cant resolve that either! (Vodafone DSL)
It works via IP 69.64.33.39 directly, however...
I received USB's today.
Thanks yxt
Thanks yxt
sure?
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Yeah, bitmit is working for me now also.
Awesome, look forward to seeing your shop
sure?
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
Maybe my DNS resolve to an old ip?
But shop is ready for beta testers, will PN a few guys now ;-)
>And Bitmit is down...which was my alternative plan
Bitmit is UP
Bitmit is UP
Sure why not? Every day is a day extra
Well not really, but the cooler they are, the longer they will live
And i saw stuff about hw errors reducing when propperly cooled.. No proof of that though.. Never ran them without fans.
And i saw stuff about hw errors reducing when propperly cooled.. No proof of that though.. Never ran them without fans.
Is hardware lifespan really an issue? They only need to survive the next few months until difficulty has become so high that you won't get more than dust out of them.
Well not really, but the cooler they are, the longer they will live
And i saw stuff about hw errors reducing when propperly cooled.. No proof of that though.. Never ran them without fans.
And i saw stuff about hw errors reducing when propperly cooled.. No proof of that though.. Never ran them without fans.
Very nice!
Are the fans mandatory?
56 times thanks YXT!!! 
Definetly the best ASIC seller on bitcointalk
Definetly the best ASIC seller on bitcointalk
A shame these hubs come with a 3.0A PSU. They work fine with the Raspi though, and that's quite something. Can somebody recommend a nice 3.5A or 4.0A PSU?
I keep tabs in the hubs here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/which-usb-hub-to-use-with-block-erupters-nanofury-nf1-bpmc-red-fury-ant-u1-253749
Not sure if any of the ones listed there would work with Raspberry, though.
Nice indeed... Question: what's the rationale behind the heatsink floor?
A shame these hubs come with a 3.0A PSU. They work fine with the Raspi though, and that's quite something. Can somebody recommend a nice 3.5A or 4.0A PSU?
A shame these hubs come with a 3.0A PSU. They work fine with the Raspi though, and that's quite something. Can somebody recommend a nice 3.5A or 4.0A PSU?
Lol, actually none..
Had them laying around; but figured warm goes up, cool goes down.. Let do the fridge setup
And yes, they are really cold..
Nice indeed... Question: what's the rationale behind the heatsink floor?
A shame these hubs come with a 3.0A PSU. They work fine with the Raspi though, and that's quite something. Can somebody recommend a nice 3.5A or 4.0A PSU?
A shame these hubs come with a 3.0A PSU. They work fine with the Raspi though, and that's quite something. Can somebody recommend a nice 3.5A or 4.0A PSU?
Yes thats correct.
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