Title: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on July 31, 2013, 03:26:06 AM With efforts to make a GPU miner for Primecoin floundering (and I am skeptical it would even be more effective than a system with a good 64-bit X86 CPU and fast memory), I was wondering if using Parallela to build a Primecoin mining rig would work well. It is low power, ideal for CPU intensive tasks, can easily add fast memory to it cheaply and is quiet and compact. It is also infinitely expandable.
I was thinking of ordering: http://shop.adapteva.com/collections/parallella/products/parallella-cluster-kit This was a kickstarter project. Apparently they have already shipped boards to kickstarter contributors and sales to other customers will start in August. Here is the page describing this project: http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ It strikes me this would be good for any CPU intensive mining coin and Primecoin may be a great candidate for this. Thoughts? Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: hendo420 on July 31, 2013, 03:51:15 AM I've been thinking of buying one just to play with, primecoin and possibly even scrypt coins might be efficient to mine on this. Its only $99 to order one, even if its not usefull to mine primecoin its a fun linux computer you can play with. I'll buy it just as a toy and if it is efficient in mining primecoins all the better. :D
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on July 31, 2013, 03:57:24 AM I've been thinking of buying one just to play with, primecoin and possibly even scrypt coins might be efficient to mine on this. Its only $99 to order one, even if its not usefull to mine primecoin its a fun linux computer you can play with. I'll buy it just as a toy and if it is efficient in mining primecoins all the better. :D Yeah, I think it will be pretty efficient and the fact it infinitely expandable is great. Means you can play with one and then buy more if you like it to sequentially increase the power. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: maco on July 31, 2013, 04:12:19 AM I've been thinking of buying one just to play with, primecoin and possibly even scrypt coins might be efficient to mine on this. Its only $99 to order one, even if its not usefull to mine primecoin its a fun linux computer you can play with. I'll buy it just as a toy and if it is efficient in mining primecoins all the better. :D Yeah, I think it will be pretty efficient and the fact it infinitely expandable is great. Means you can play with one and then buy more if you like it to sequentially increase the power. I didn't buy it because of the TV thing... are we sure it would be fine to use it on your computer and super computer your computer instead of the TV? I wouldn't want to overboard my PC and I don't know if our CPU is capable of handling it... It looks to be a standalone product. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on July 31, 2013, 04:25:32 AM I've been thinking of buying one just to play with, primecoin and possibly even scrypt coins might be efficient to mine on this. Its only $99 to order one, even if its not usefull to mine primecoin its a fun linux computer you can play with. I'll buy it just as a toy and if it is efficient in mining primecoins all the better. :D Yeah, I think it will be pretty efficient and the fact it infinitely expandable is great. Means you can play with one and then buy more if you like it to sequentially increase the power. I didn't buy it because of the TV thing... are we sure it would be fine to use it on your computer and super computer your computer instead of the TV? I wouldn't want to overboard my PC and I don't know if our CPU is capable of handling it... It looks to be a standalone product. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: hendo420 on July 31, 2013, 04:42:33 AM I'm thinking this would make a good piece of hardware to hook up to my 3D printer. I can use it as the print server and have it do all the slicing for me. Or even mod it to completely control the 3D printer by adding stepper drivers.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: jasinlee on July 31, 2013, 04:44:46 AM No good for scrypt, primecoin should work.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: achillez on July 31, 2013, 04:57:50 AM The Parallela doesn't look that great for floating point operations, hashing, etc. I would go with a Xeon Phi if I was you
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: OgNasty on July 31, 2013, 05:11:03 AM The Parallela doesn't look that great for floating point operations, hashing, etc. I would go with a Xeon Phi if I was you Care to venture a guess at what something like this would be capable of? http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?p=SY-74GRTPT&c=fr&pid=bd33f3bedf5496e23ff3cf7116596d12ea8d57decd4d9ff9d1f1455cd7c13848&gclid=COKTh__72LgCFa9fQgodnn8AqA Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: achillez on August 01, 2013, 12:50:10 AM The Parallela doesn't look that great for floating point operations, hashing, etc. I would go with a Xeon Phi if I was you Care to venture a guess at what something like this would be capable of? http://www.superbiiz.com/detail.php?p=SY-74GRTPT&c=fr&pid=bd33f3bedf5496e23ff3cf7116596d12ea8d57decd4d9ff9d1f1455cd7c13848&gclid=COKTh__72LgCFa9fQgodnn8AqA Looks like a barebones chassis w/ Mobo for a Xeon processor. you'd get a pretty good rate on it, but tbh it's more cost effective to buy a corei5 or corei7, slap it in a cheap chassis. Maybe $500 per unit if you price it right. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mercSuey on August 01, 2013, 06:47:56 AM No good for scrypt, primecoin should work. Even 7020 version with 512KB of RAM? I bought that version a few days ago just for fun, mainly for Monte Carlo/Machine learning stuff, but I thought I'd give it a go for some scrypt mining. -Merc Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: samos123 on August 02, 2013, 10:11:58 AM No good for scrypt, primecoin should work. Even 7020 version with 512KB of RAM? I bought that version a few days ago just for fun, mainly for Monte Carlo/Machine learning stuff, but I thought I'd give it a go for some scrypt mining. -Merc When I tried to buy it just now it said the 7020 version isn't available. How did you buy it? Edit: Had to select With GPIO also :P Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: jasinlee on August 02, 2013, 12:04:09 PM The power consumption is just way too high and you would need the 1024 to achieve ok speeds but bad power again.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on August 02, 2013, 12:05:21 PM The power consumption is just way too high and you would need the 1024 to achieve ok speeds but bad power again. Way lower than GPUs and CPUs for the expected performance. High compared to what?Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: jasinlee on August 02, 2013, 01:45:51 PM Performance vs power consumption. Iirc you would be paying in the neighborhood of 11 $/1khs
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Luckybit on August 02, 2013, 02:15:01 PM With efforts to make a GPU miner for Primecoin floundering (and I am skeptical it would even be more effective than a system with a good 64-bit X86 CPU and fast memory), I was wondering if using Parallela to build a Primecoin mining rig would work well. It is low power, ideal for CPU intensive tasks, can easily add fast memory to it cheaply and is quiet and compact. It is also infinitely expandable. I was thinking of ordering: http://shop.adapteva.com/collections/parallella/products/parallella-cluster-kit This was a kickstarter project. Apparently they have already shipped boards to kickstarter contributors and sales to other customers will start in August. Here is the page describing this project: http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ It strikes me this would be good for any CPU intensive mining coin and Primecoin may be a great candidate for this. Thoughts? Don't waste your time or money. If you understood the technology you would know that it's not anywhere near powerful enough to be used to mine Primecoins more effectively than a Xenon. Sure you could give it a try but I think it's just not worth the expense for the very marginal gain. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on August 02, 2013, 02:37:19 PM With efforts to make a GPU miner for Primecoin floundering (and I am skeptical it would even be more effective than a system with a good 64-bit X86 CPU and fast memory), I was wondering if using Parallela to build a Primecoin mining rig would work well. It is low power, ideal for CPU intensive tasks, can easily add fast memory to it cheaply and is quiet and compact. It is also infinitely expandable. I was thinking of ordering: http://shop.adapteva.com/collections/parallella/products/parallella-cluster-kit This was a kickstarter project. Apparently they have already shipped boards to kickstarter contributors and sales to other customers will start in August. Here is the page describing this project: http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ It strikes me this would be good for any CPU intensive mining coin and Primecoin may be a great candidate for this. Thoughts? Don't waste your time or money. If you understood the technology you would know that it's not anywhere near powerful enough to be used to mine Primecoins more effectively than a Xenon. Sure you could give it a try but I think it's just not worth the expense for the very marginal gain. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Luckybit on August 04, 2013, 03:48:41 PM With efforts to make a GPU miner for Primecoin floundering (and I am skeptical it would even be more effective than a system with a good 64-bit X86 CPU and fast memory), I was wondering if using Parallela to build a Primecoin mining rig would work well. It is low power, ideal for CPU intensive tasks, can easily add fast memory to it cheaply and is quiet and compact. It is also infinitely expandable. I was thinking of ordering: http://shop.adapteva.com/collections/parallella/products/parallella-cluster-kit This was a kickstarter project. Apparently they have already shipped boards to kickstarter contributors and sales to other customers will start in August. Here is the page describing this project: http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ It strikes me this would be good for any CPU intensive mining coin and Primecoin may be a great candidate for this. Thoughts? Don't waste your time or money. If you understood the technology you would know that it's not anywhere near powerful enough to be used to mine Primecoins more effectively than a Xenon. Sure you could give it a try but I think it's just not worth the expense for the very marginal gain. With Primecoin it's hard to tell. I would think by design a Xeon is better but we'd have to do a test to find out which one actually generates more primes. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Lauda on August 04, 2013, 04:03:02 PM With efforts to make a GPU miner for Primecoin floundering (and I am skeptical it would even be more effective than a system with a good 64-bit X86 CPU and fast memory), I was wondering if using Parallela to build a Primecoin mining rig would work well. It is low power, ideal for CPU intensive tasks, can easily add fast memory to it cheaply and is quiet and compact. It is also infinitely expandable. I was thinking of ordering: http://shop.adapteva.com/collections/parallella/products/parallella-cluster-kit This was a kickstarter project. Apparently they have already shipped boards to kickstarter contributors and sales to other customers will start in August. Here is the page describing this project: http://www.adapteva.com/introduction/ It strikes me this would be good for any CPU intensive mining coin and Primecoin may be a great candidate for this. Thoughts? Don't waste your time or money. If you understood the technology you would know that it's not anywhere near powerful enough to be used to mine Primecoins more effectively than a Xenon. Sure you could give it a try but I think it's just not worth the expense for the very marginal gain. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on August 31, 2013, 09:33:29 AM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: cryptrol on August 31, 2013, 10:53:39 AM The (rather pessimistic) performance estimate for the parallella is from 2kh to 4kh per core, that's from 32Kh to 64kh for a 16 core board, consuming about 5w of power.
It's not that impressive but considering it's low wattage it could be worth a try. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on August 31, 2013, 03:33:13 PM Plus it is very inexpensive. probably cheaper than leasing a dedicated server.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Pt0x on August 31, 2013, 05:49:00 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on August 31, 2013, 07:46:39 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Lauda on September 01, 2013, 10:00:48 AM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 01, 2013, 04:48:16 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Pt0x on September 01, 2013, 05:38:02 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! Sure! As soon as I get it. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Pt0x on September 01, 2013, 05:40:45 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 01, 2013, 05:41:47 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Lauda on September 01, 2013, 07:50:55 PM Sure! As soon as I get it. Okay time to bookmark this. Have fun waiting :PTitle: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: JLM on September 02, 2013, 04:10:12 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. How you will use it? CPU mining? Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: hendo420 on September 02, 2013, 04:39:37 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. How you will use it? CPU mining? I'm going to buy one to test with mining cpu coins and if its not profitable it becomes my 3d printer host. It should be just as fast if not faster than my 8 core amd slicing stl's into gcode. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 02, 2013, 04:42:44 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. How you will use it? CPU mining? I'm going to buy one to test with mining cpu coins and if its not profitable it becomes my 3d printer host. It should be just as fast if not faster than my 8 core amd slicing stl's into gcode. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: bitspill on September 02, 2013, 04:43:50 PM Sure! As soon as I get it. Okay time to bookmark this. Have fun waiting :PTitle: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: hendo420 on September 02, 2013, 04:44:03 PM Anyone bought one of these? Please let us know! I'm willing to get wet with this project. I paid for one, and I'm on the preorder list. I'm looking forward to play with it!! I don't mind if it ends up being not cost-effective, I plan to use it for other things too. How you will use it? CPU mining? I'm going to buy one to test with mining cpu coins and if its not profitable it becomes my 3d printer host. It should be just as fast if not faster than my 8 core amd slicing stl's into gcode. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: GPK260 on September 02, 2013, 04:44:47 PM I'm just waiting for mine to arrive from Kickstarter campaign - I'll let you know as soon as it arrives
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: hendo420 on September 02, 2013, 04:51:59 PM I can also think of another project that might be fun with one of these.
Add a usb tv tuner and mythtv and you have a DVR with the processing power to convert to avi on the fly. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 05, 2013, 02:07:40 PM I think this can perform as good as a corei7 3770k when using the co-processors.
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: JLM on September 05, 2013, 02:28:50 PM I'm going to buy one to test with mining cpu coins and if its not profitable it becomes my 3d printer host. It should be just as fast if not faster than my 8 core amd slicing stl's into gcode. Ufffffffffffff. Parralella is ARM base? Works with an Linaro Linux? Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 05, 2013, 02:33:54 PM I'm going to buy one to test with mining cpu coins and if its not profitable it becomes my 3d printer host. It should be just as fast if not faster than my 8 core amd slicing stl's into gcode. Ufffffffffffff. Parralella is ARM base? Works with an Linaro Linux? I guess so. The hardware is not that rare. So you could easily get support. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: cryptrol on September 06, 2013, 06:22:10 AM Quote Ufffffffffffff. Parralella is ARM base? Works with an Linaro Linux? I guess so. The hardware is not that rare. So you could easily get support. The parallella board do have a dual ARM core, but the real deal of the parallella is it's 16 core coprocessor (Epiphany). I am not that sure if it could have a good performance crunching prime chains since it is not the kind of job that benefits much of parallellization (correct me if I am wrong). Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 06, 2013, 09:02:19 AM Quote Ufffffffffffff. Parralella is ARM base? Works with an Linaro Linux? I guess so. The hardware is not that rare. So you could easily get support. The parallella board do have a dual ARM core, but the real deal of the parallella is it's 16 core coprocessor (Epiphany). I am not that sure if it could have a good performance crunching prime chains since it is not the kind of job that benefits much of parallellization (correct me if I am wrong). I agree. But remember the settings of primeminers that you can specify how many threads to bind? Maybe it could have a good impact. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: crendore on September 06, 2013, 10:09:54 AM Here's a benchmark i found:
http://www.adapteva.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/coremark3.jpg The Coremark benchmark is not a floating point benchmark, it's main focus is read/write operations, integer operations, and control operations. Generally speaking the Epiphany coprocessor was designed to do floating point math very quickly. This test is probably not really a 100% good representation of it's ability of doing integer ops, due to it being biased by other external factors (read/write etc). The Epiphany 3 with 16 cores has a core mark of: 19478 and costs $99 The Intel Xeon Processor E5-2687W has a core mark of: 400116 and costs $1890 plus say another $400 for a computer build: ~$2290 20 Epiphany 3s would be about the same speed as that Xeon. and if you built that using their cluster kits, it would cost. ~2875. Granted you could probably build two or three computers with more total computing power and cheaper than using that insane Xeon, and probably get your costs down even further. Furthermore, unless you are a coder, you are going to have a bad time. You won't be able to just drop the primecoin miner into a paralella and hit go. There will need to be some code rewriting and optimizations done to the code, at very least you will have to significantly edit the make file to make it compile for the coprocessor. The Epiphany 4 with 64 cores that is not yet available on the other hand has a core mark of: 78748.80 but the price is unknown, as well as the availability. So right now, i would say No, i don't think the Parallela is a good bet. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 06, 2013, 10:10:45 PM The Coremark benchmark is not a floating point benchmark, it's main focus is read/write operations, integer operations, and control operations. Generally speaking the Epiphany coprocessor was designed to do floating point math very quickly. This test is probably not really a 100% good representation of it's ability of doing integer ops, due to it being biased by other external factors (read/write etc). The Epiphany 3 with 16 cores has a core mark of: 19478 and costs $99 The Intel Xeon Processor E5-2687W has a core mark of: 400116 and costs $1890 plus say another $400 for a computer build: ~$2290 20 Epiphany 3s would be about the same speed as that Xeon. and if you built that using their cluster kits, it would cost. ~2875. Granted you could probably build two or three computers with more total computing power and cheaper than using that insane Xeon, and probably get your costs down even further. Furthermore, unless you are a coder, you are going to have a bad time. You won't be able to just drop the primecoin miner into a paralella and hit go. There will need to be some code rewriting and optimizations done to the code, at very least you will have to significantly edit the make file to make it compile for the coprocessor. The Epiphany 4 with 64 cores that is not yet available on the other hand has a core mark of: 78748.80 but the price is unknown, as well as the availability. So right now, i would say No, i don't think the Parallela is a good bet. [/quote] Excellent post! I guess I will stick to the VPS route until the Epiphany 4s come out and see what the price/performance trade-off is there. Hopefully if it makes sense price/performance, and the gpu miner is not refined to be much more efficient than it currently is, an experienced coder with re-work primecoin miner for the parallela. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 07, 2013, 10:40:20 AM Wow you can beat a Corei5 with 99$ computer! That's insane! :o
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: bitspill on September 07, 2013, 05:57:08 PM Wow you can beat a Corei5 with 99$ computer! That's insane! :o The Epiphany running 16 threads beats the i5 running one thread but loses to the i5 running two threads.Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: sva_h4cky0 on September 08, 2013, 10:34:23 AM when you guys receiving your order? ;D
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: crendore on September 08, 2013, 11:15:15 AM when you guys receiving your order? ;D According to their website: Shipping begins in October. And all pending orders should be shipped by end of October. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: sva_h4cky0 on September 08, 2013, 12:25:51 PM when you guys receiving your order? ;D According to their website: Shipping begins in October. And all pending orders should be shipped by end of October. thx for the info ;D Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 08, 2013, 05:09:37 PM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 08, 2013, 05:17:08 PM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D It has huge potential especially as the cost comes down for CPU intensive tasks without the need for a full systemTitle: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 10, 2013, 02:54:47 PM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D It has huge potential especially as the cost comes down for CPU intensive tasks without the need for a full systemYeah this makes me want to have one and try to make a cpu rig out of it. :D Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 11, 2013, 02:32:04 AM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D It has huge potential especially as the cost comes down for CPU intensive tasks without the need for a full systemYeah this makes me want to have one and try to make a cpu rig out of it. :D Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 11, 2013, 03:14:41 AM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D It has huge potential especially as the cost comes down for CPU intensive tasks without the need for a full systemYeah this makes me want to have one and try to make a cpu rig out of it. :D Hahahaha I won't. I'll just make the cluster a host for my cloud server rented out locally. :D Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: mechs on September 11, 2013, 03:22:24 AM It's good to know that a lot of people are interested with parallela. ;D It has huge potential especially as the cost comes down for CPU intensive tasks without the need for a full systemYeah this makes me want to have one and try to make a cpu rig out of it. :D Hahahaha I won't. I'll just make the cluster a host for my cloud server rented out locally. :D Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: balanghai on September 11, 2013, 03:34:40 AM I hope it lives up to the hype. I'm going to wait to get some feedback and then I'll take the plunge. I agree. Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: maco on October 08, 2013, 10:33:42 PM Want to help Primecoin Network Expand to the masses of Computer/Tech/Science Enthusiasts ?
I am looking for others with Twitter Accounts to give us a hand here in getting Primecoin Media/Press attention. Find out how to get involved @ https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=305956 and follow http://twitter.com/Primecoiner We will start tweeting soon, and need you, a supporter, to help us ReTweet the message! Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: superresistant on October 14, 2013, 01:59:39 PM Anyone succeed in mining with it ?
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: c4shm3n on November 14, 2013, 02:36:23 PM anyone already tested it ?
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Demoss on January 04, 2014, 08:53:02 PM I know this is a somewhat old thread, but as its now the new year, did anyone get their Parallela's?
If so how are they? Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Pt0x on January 05, 2014, 02:48:11 AM I'm still waiting :(
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: sva_h4cky0 on January 05, 2014, 05:37:50 AM no updates?? ;D
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: Demoss on January 05, 2014, 05:45:00 PM I'm still waiting :( Hmm, must be a lot of backlog then, site mentions thats why no one can order one atm. :( Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: slicko on June 27, 2014, 06:56:34 PM sales open ;)
Title: Re: Primecoin Mining Rig - Parallela Post by: c4shm3n on August 13, 2014, 01:52:18 PM anyone tries it for cpu coins?
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