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I ordered the [Butterfly Labs](https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Butterfly_Labs) 5 GH/s Miner in July of 2013 and actually received it in December 2013, ASIC mining was catching on like wildfire and they had a decent backlog of orders to fulfill. The most similar product they offer currently is a 10 GH/s miner. The miner connects as a peripheral via USB, so I started mining with it connected to my Windows 7 lap top using the EasyMiner Software. This reliance on my lap top to “drive” the miner wasnt optimal, so I found a Linux based alternative that runs on Raspberry Pi called [MinePeon](https://minepeon.com/). Now I had a reliable hardware setup that required little maintenance and more importantly my lap top was free to roam.
I ordered the [Butterfly Labs](https://en.bitcoinwiki.org/wiki/Butterfly_Labs) 5 GH/s Miner in July of 2013 and actually received it in December 2013, ASIC mining was catching on like wildfire and they had a decent backlog of orders to fulfill. The most similar product they offer currently is a 10 GH/s miner. The miner connects as a peripheral via USB, so I started mining with it connected to my Windows 7 lap top using the EasyMiner Software. This reliance on my lap top to “drive” the miner wasnt optimal, so I found a Linux based alternative that runs on Raspberry Pi called [MinePeon](https://minepeon.com/). Now I had a reliable hardware setup that required little maintenance and more importantly my lap top was free to roam.
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