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Title: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: Bogart on February 19, 2013, 04:49:30 AM http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/userstats.php/1NUbXKWnrnpqKxqn3EYCF1JiyCjGg3H87G
Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: Baazee on February 19, 2013, 08:08:04 PM BTC 9.51446449 in ~24h --> cool!!!
It's ~€190/day Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: GernMiester on February 20, 2013, 05:38:43 AM Ahh the power to mine (money) now in fewer and fewer hands just like every bank. And people think ASIC is good for BTC.
Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: Lem on February 20, 2013, 06:31:57 PM Another new 66GH/s miner is here:
http://hhtt.1209k.com/user-details.php?user=1MngEke9hbW2RYGnw27r5QgS1TXLC68TV6 Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: cedivad on February 21, 2013, 08:01:32 PM It must be an Avalon, given that BLF didn't developed it's own and that it has the same exact hash power of the Avalon.
Really interesting, thank you! And people think ASIC is good for BTC. Some big institution developing their own ASIC while you still mine with your GPU is certainly not good for BTC, it's an easy concept, no?Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: mybadomen on February 22, 2013, 05:47:58 PM Ahh the power to mine (money) now in fewer and fewer hands just like every bank. And people think ASIC is good for BTC. I am with you Mate. Will be like a few big banks playing Ping Pong with all the coins shortly. Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: Gabit on February 22, 2013, 07:21:14 PM Ahh the power to mine (money) now in fewer and fewer hands just like every bank. And people think ASIC is good for BTC. I am with you Mate. Will be like a few big banks playing Ping Pong with all the coins shortly. Price of GH/s is going down rapidly, and you complain that it is in fewer hands? And are much easier to setup / takes less energy. Care to explain your reasoning? Also Asicminer is opening a trading platform where anyone with a BTC can have a share or two. From my POV, the Hashpower is distributing just fine. Of course there will be winners and loser on who get the stuff first, but in in the long run, it doesn't matter at all. Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: Gabi on February 24, 2013, 04:30:08 PM Ahh the power to mine (money) now in fewer and fewer hands just like every bank. And people think ASIC is good for BTC. I am with you Mate. Will be like a few big banks playing Ping Pong with all the coins shortly. Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: BBQKorv on March 04, 2013, 08:11:15 PM I don't see why would somebody with that kind of hashpower join any pool at all. If your average blocktime is like few days, why bother with pools? Of course if you want to show off, or create market hype and publicity for (non excisting?) ASICs then you most definitely want to be on top of some pools top lists.
Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: DutchBrat on March 04, 2013, 08:13:57 PM Theres now also a 2Th+ miner on OzCoin..... Prolly Avalon shipping.....
Title: Re: More ASICs in the wild? - New 162GHps miner account on eleigius Post by: creativex on March 04, 2013, 08:16:44 PM They're Avalon batch 1 units. Someone reported receiving three just yesterday.
I don't see why would somebody with that kind of hashpower join any pool at all. If your average blocktime is like few days, why bother with pools? Of course if you want to show off, or create market hype and publicity for (non excisting?) ASICs then you most definitely want to be on top of some pools top lists. Two reasons. First, to reduce variance. Secondly, because aiming a 65Gh ASIC at the bitcoin client causes problems. |