Compacs are back in stock!

Has anyone made a 2W ASIC that'll do those algorithms?

Not that I know of. I'm not very familiar with x11 but I have researched ethereum. From what I understand, the protocol is tightly controlled by a small group of developers, who could change the algorithm from POW to POS sometime in the summer, or whenever they want.

Most don't understand the amount of time and money that goes into researching and developing an ASIC, but with most altcoins, it's just not worth the risk and effort.

I am trying the new firmware right now. Old firmware is stable now for 21 days...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uve8ku4l8Zc

Compacs are sold out for now.

I've got a fresh batch of DL580 Breakout boards in stock. These are great for powering Antminer S7s, and the PSUs are dirt cheap on Ebay.

ASICPuppy.net

Tell that to the S7 I've had running on one since January.

But yeah they're also perfect for the Avalon6.

Thanks for your order! I'll have it out tomorrow. As far as the S7 goes, I think the discrepancy is at the wall draw vs at the PSU.

I ran these psu's at 120 volts and at 240 volts.

they easily do an avalon 6  at 120 volts or 240 volts.

as for s-7's  the new s-7's are power hungry they use at least 100 more watts

so if you have a 120volt circuit I think the batch 12 to batch 17 need to downclock

the batch 1 to 6 can do stock


and the batch 7 to 11  I am not sure as I never ran any of them.

if you can provide the full 240 volts  you can run batch 1 to 6  at 612 or so   and batch 12 to 17  at stock


these are really good psu's and the board is well made. I sold off my board and my psu to a forum member along with an avalon6  he is running the avalon 6 with zero issues at 120 volts.  between both of us  we have run the avalon6 for more then 40 days zero issues.

check with aarons6  he has had it since may 14th

I just ran an S4+ off a DPS1200 (on 208V) for a solid week with no trouble.