Title: Scrypt Asic International Post by: CaptChadd on July 30, 2013, 08:11:23 PM As I am based in the UK I have contacted them as asked if can go for a visit and maybe take at least a photo of one working and the outside of the case. That's if they even give me their address.
I am so tempted to spend even just a small amount of BTC's of this site, even more so if there claims of a SHA/Scrypt hybrid are true. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Gordon Bleu on July 30, 2013, 08:28:50 PM Quote The unit works up to specifications and was tested with CGminer using Litecoin, Novacoin and Feathercoin. We chose to test on high global hash rate coins, so not to eff Pic's or it didn't happen I bet 1BTC it^s the same retarded British .... who also tried to sell something like a PS3 as fabulous Miner. At least he get's a little bit better at Web Design, not really better but at least no more photoshopped Jallys. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Akka on July 30, 2013, 08:32:29 PM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Hippie Tech on July 30, 2013, 11:04:00 PM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: jackjack on July 30, 2013, 11:30:19 PM Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: jasinlee on July 30, 2013, 11:33:57 PM That's 12 gbytes/second which is 120x faster than the video memory in the newest Playstation. Think its a scam?
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Akka on July 31, 2013, 05:21:57 AM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. A ASIC that can mine scrypt and sha? I doubt it. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: jasinlee on July 31, 2013, 05:38:49 AM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. A ASIC that can mine scrypt and sha? I doubt it. Depending on the remaining area left on the fpga it could be done, but kinda pointless since difficulty is going so high, you would just be wasting electricity. (Or asic depending how it was designed.) Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Jaxkr on July 31, 2013, 06:59:12 AM Yeah. This does seen fishy. How was the RAM requirement addresses?
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Gordon Bleu on July 31, 2013, 07:16:09 AM Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. Somehow i share that feeling that something is already out there, but the recent Network Spikes, i'm sure was caused by the new Multipool Poolhoppers. Fucking up the Diff for everybody so we all have to Poolhopping. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Hippie Tech on July 31, 2013, 02:08:59 PM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. A ASIC that can mine scrypt and sha? I doubt it. I don't. But what do I know. lol Its all Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. Somehow i share that feeling that something is already out there, but the recent Network Spikes, i'm sure was caused by the new Multipool Poolhoppers. Fucking up the Diff for everybody so we all have to Poolhopping. If you meant the multi-junkcoin rapers, I do not believe it is them because the significant difficulty jumps have been sustained. Also, most of the increases happened before coin hopping became popular. LTC difficutly : 2013-07-30 - 892.55283431 2013-05-28 - 595.65349676 2013-03-12 - 38.89263410 I predicted the asic invasion of the alts would start after the Bitcoin difficulty surpassed the 30-50M mark, months ago. Soon, the junk coins that hold enough value will be devoured just like Bitcoin was. :/ Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: opticalcarrier on November 21, 2013, 04:34:24 AM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. A ASIC that can mine scrypt and sha? I doubt it. I don't. But what do I know. lol Its all Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. Somehow i share that feeling that something is already out there, but the recent Network Spikes, i'm sure was caused by the new Multipool Poolhoppers. Fucking up the Diff for everybody so we all have to Poolhopping. If you meant the multi-junkcoin rapers, I do not believe it is them because the significant difficulty jumps have been sustained. Also, most of the increases happened before coin hopping became popular. LTC difficutly : 2013-07-30 - 892.55283431 2013-05-28 - 595.65349676 2013-03-12 - 38.89263410 I predicted the asic invasion of the alts would start after the Bitcoin difficulty surpassed the 30-50M mark, months ago. Soon, the junk coins that hold enough value will be devoured just like Bitcoin was. :/ can someone please explain that last sentence? Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: JohnyBigs on November 21, 2013, 07:43:55 PM can you even order these things?
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: JohnyBigs on November 21, 2013, 08:42:19 PM Their site seems like a bunch of bullshit, we aren't going to mine with it to prove it's hashrate?
"We have had a lot of emails asking why don’t we mine on a pool to prove its hashing speed but we do not feel that this is fair to have to choose a particular Scrypt coin to mine, we want to keep everything neutral and fair." What a bunch of shit lol. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: realestone on November 22, 2013, 02:53:47 AM Their site seems like a bunch of bullshit, we aren't going to mine with it to prove it's hashrate? "We have had a lot of emails asking why don’t we mine on a pool to prove its hashing speed but we do not feel that this is fair to have to choose a particular Scrypt coin to mine, we want to keep everything neutral and fair." What a bunch of shit lol. typical scammer excuse Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: jackjack on November 22, 2013, 10:49:07 AM Seems fucking legit
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: johncarpe64 on November 22, 2013, 01:23:44 PM I would love to see some pic, I will buy if its legit...!!!
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Blazey on November 22, 2013, 01:30:09 PM i am just getting involved in ltc and it seems there are potentially scammers out there. even this page is nothing but full of promises. i am targeting more on alpha-t.net and crypto industries. whats strange is that all three of them are from uk..
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: edgar on November 23, 2013, 04:50:18 AM fake
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: rascal777 on December 11, 2013, 07:21:16 AM Anyone Visited Scrypt Asic International?
They say that there is a Scrypt ASIC coming. I wonder what size die that they are using? what is the size of the chip technology in nm. can anyone answer that? Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Wipeout2097 on December 11, 2013, 10:45:37 AM SHA/Scrypt hybrid If if this where possible, I'm not absolutely sure maybe it actually is (but I don't think so), it would not make any sense to develop such a thing. It definitely would be inferior and more expensive than a specialized device. Sure its possible and likely already here. Correct me if I'm wrong but the LTC network alone jumped by 50% in a matter of days, some weeks ago. Feathercoin, Novacoin and others are also turning into giants. A ASIC that can mine scrypt and sha? I doubt it. That said, in 2 years I still can unload my graphics cards to gamers at 60+% purchase price if I'm patient. And then there's the granularity. I can get cards as gradual add-ons starting at 50€ upto 600€ range, new or used, tweakable, with decent hash rates Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: oser41eric on December 11, 2013, 12:11:01 PM That said, in 2 years I still can unload my graphics cards to gamers at 60+% purchase price if I'm patient. And then there's the granularity. I can get cards as gradual add-ons starting at 50€ upto 600€ range, new or used, tweakable, with decent hash rates Well if the Scrypt ASIC becomes real, not long and mining with GPUs becomes unprofitable Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Wipeout2097 on December 11, 2013, 01:47:34 PM That said, in 2 years I still can unload my graphics cards to gamers at 60+% purchase price if I'm patient. And then there's the granularity. I can get cards as gradual add-ons starting at 50€ upto 600€ range, new or used, tweakable, with decent hash rates Well if the Scrypt ASIC becomes real, not long and mining with GPUs becomes unprofitable Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: PMB on January 15, 2014, 02:04:25 PM Err...
http://scryptasic.org/ redirects to Alpha Technologies?! regards, P. Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: jasinlee on January 15, 2014, 02:05:23 PM Maybe he sold his IP ;)
Title: Re: Scrypt Asic International Post by: Bobsurplus on January 15, 2014, 02:11:25 PM Err... http://scryptasic.org/ redirects to Alpha Technologies?! regards, P. ??? |