Do they have random tables for the magci treasure? Or do they just say 1 level 8 item. If so I'll still be using Asmor's - hopefully soon to be updated - Quartermaster program

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No random tables for magic items in the Rules Compendium. The new direction seems to be for more random tables, though, so here's hoping we see some in the future.
Thanks Truname for your example of the system in action. I see treasure #10 didn't generate any treasures. So, would you reroll that treasure or just throw it out? What if treasures #3, #5, and #7 also generated no treasures? Would you reroll them until they generated a treasure?
I throw it out. Rerolling would skew the results high.
I see real value in gp not coming in multiples of 100, but otherwise I think returning to randomised treasure is a mistake.
One of the design features of 4e was the reduction in randomness and narrowing of power "spread". Randomising the party's treasure actively works against that feature.
Given the number of rolls involved, monetary treasure is going to tend towards average. I don't think you have to worry about the power spread for monetary treasure.
Magic items are more swingy with this approach, so if you're concerned about that, you should just award the standard 4 magic items per level (n+1..n+4) and ignore that line in the table. But you still have a lot of control over magic item power, even if you follow the tables exactly, because you still choose the specific items by hand.
By the way, I use inherent bonuses in my game, which changes the distribution of magic items. If anybody else is using inherent bonuses, replace the magic item line in the table like this:
From: (13+) one magic item of level 1d4+[party level]
To: (17+) one magic item of level 1d2+[party level + 1]
This corresponds to DMG2's advice to remove the highest- and lowest-level magic item from each level's parcels when using inherent bonuses. (Note that this suggestion is from me, not the Rules Compendium. The Rules Compendium doesn't mention the inherent bonuses optional rule.)