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Title: Any larger Gridseed Dualminers? Post by: crazyates on March 07, 2014, 09:20:53 PM I'm looking into those Gridseed Dualminers. Any know of any hardware that uses those chips, but in something that doesn't require two dozen USB ports, and a funk power supply? If there was a product like an Avalon or Antminer that was a larger board with a few dozen of those chips, I would be all over that.
Gridseed Dualminer = 5 chips for 330kh/s. AntMiner S1 has 64 chips (32 chips per board). If a similar device used those scrypt chips, each board would only pull 385W, which is twice what the Ant S1 pulls per board, and wouldn't be possible without a giant heatsink and some serious airflow. I'm going to assume we'll use the scrypt only mode. A board with 32 chips would make 10.5mh @ 50W. With that low heat, you could put 4-5 of those boards all in one small chassis. I know we're not talking about anything cheap here, and might cost some serious coin, but anyone know of anything similar to what I'm talking about? Title: Re: Any larger Gridseed Dualminers? Post by: crazyates on March 17, 2014, 06:14:53 PM No one?
Title: Re: Any larger Gridseed Dualminers? Post by: alimkanani on March 17, 2014, 08:36:04 PM http://www.aliexpress.com/item/SUPER-MONSTER-Gridseed-litecoin-miner-and-bitcoin-miner-520GH-19-2MH-asic-scrypt-miner-for-litecoin/1713358098.html
sold out now, but they're coming.... Title: Re: Any larger Gridseed Dualminers? Post by: DebitMe on March 17, 2014, 08:38:55 PM I had talked with gridseed a couple of weeks ago and they are working on the 6 MH/s and 12 MH/s versions. They were wanting 6k or so for the 6 MH/s version and somewhere over 11K for the 12 MH/s version. But the lead time for each project was about 6 weeks as they would not start production until a certain amount were sold so I passed on the deal.
Title: Re: Any larger Gridseed Dualminers? Post by: crazyates on March 18, 2014, 03:14:07 AM I had talked with gridseed a couple of weeks ago and they are working on the 6 MH/s and 12 MH/s versions. They were wanting 6k or so for the 6 MH/s version and somewhere over 11K for the 12 MH/s version. But the lead time for each project was about 6 weeks as they would not start production until a certain amount were sold so I passed on the deal. That's awesome! But.... you can buy 6MH/s of their USB miners for less than 6k, so I'm having a hard time seeing the appeal... |