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Title: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: kthejung on April 15, 2014, 10:55:44 PM
The mining difficulty by Jan 2015 is predicted to be around 235,263,000,000.  With that difficulty level, 50 T/H of mining power will get you a mere 3.22 btcs per month according to this calculator https://cex.io/calc.  All of the 1-2 T/H miners in use right now will be mostly useless by September-October of this year.

edited in:  2 T/H of mining power will make you 0.65 btc in September, 0.43 btc in October, 0.29 btc in November, ... 0.13 btc in January 2015.  I will correct myself and say that a 2 T/H will not be worth running by November instead of September.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: ChuckBuck on April 16, 2014, 01:09:39 AM
You must've missed this 25 TH/s miner then:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=513181.0


I know I know SCAM, but fun when it lasted.   ::)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: Rulishix on April 16, 2014, 01:12:57 AM
Holy crap. Seriously? I don't get it. Bigger and better rigs for better mining I guess but it doesn't last long. I want a long term investment!


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: bjalbert on April 16, 2014, 01:44:35 AM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: kthejung on April 16, 2014, 02:08:26 AM
You must've missed this 25 TH/s miner then:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=513181.0


I know I know SCAM, but fun when it lasted.   ::)

25 T/H at 370 watts...lololololol...   one guy responded "how do you plan on achieving 25 T/H at 370watts? and don't be shy about the technical specs."  :D


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: fattypig on April 23, 2014, 12:24:34 AM
50 T/H miner hm.. what about 1 PH miner :)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: TinyBBC on April 23, 2014, 06:52:59 AM
I don't want buy any rig for now, price is even high than buy bitcoin directly!


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 11:26:25 AM
50th miner will not be cost effective because difficulty will be too high by then.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 11:30:45 AM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

And not only that but what is the cost for this miner? 10 th at 15-20k retail? Even the manufacture cost 6-7k @ 200 billion difficulty doesn't make much back.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 11:31:21 AM
When will Bitcoin difficulty get to a point where it will no longer be profitable for the average person?

Now


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 12:18:31 PM
When will Bitcoin difficulty get to a point where it will no longer be profitable for the average person?


Never.

As soon as there is electric price differentiation everywhere in the world.

Also, worst competitor of massive farms, is the hobbyists and people uneducated about ROI issues.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: braytz on April 27, 2014, 12:22:39 PM
Also, worst competitor of massive farms, is the hobbyists and people uneducated about ROI issues.


this.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: byt411 on April 27, 2014, 12:25:13 PM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 12:25:37 PM
When will Bitcoin difficulty get to a point where it will no longer be profitable for the average person?


Never.

As soon as there is electric price differentiation everywhere in the world.

Also, worst competitor of massive farms, is the hobbyists and people uneducated about ROI issues.

I'm waiting for the farms to disappear near.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 12:28:09 PM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.

we won't get to even 18 in the near future besides the fact it will be too expensive.  On top of that difficulty would be over 1 trillion.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: byt411 on April 27, 2014, 12:31:27 PM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.

we won't get to even 18 in the near future besides the fact it will be too expensive.  On top of that difficulty would be over 1 trillion.

So what if it's too expensive? You know that all manufacturers price the devices too high, and its actual manufacturing cost is much lower?
They can simply use them to mine themselves, and literally grab the whole network.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 12:36:25 PM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.

we won't get to even 18 in the near future besides the fact it will be too expensive.  On top of that difficulty would be over 1 trillion.

So what if it's too expensive? You know that all manufacturers price the devices too high, and its actual manufacturing cost is much lower?
They can simply use them to mine themselves, and literally grab the whole network.

When difficulty reaches about 15 billion which will be soon, that is close to the actual cost of machines now. About $600 per TH. If they cant make profit mining or reselling equipment capital spending on research and development will slow down or stop.  Alot of asic companies will disappear by the end of this year.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 12:37:56 PM
I bet we will stick to 28nm for the whole year.

Nobody achieved asic of 20nm so far.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 12:39:44 PM
I bet we will stick to 28nm for the whole year.

Nobody achieved asic of 20nm so far.

The company shipping the most miners out now are still on 55nm too


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 12:43:50 PM
Bitmain, sure.

But dont forget that chip size is not the most important factor of development, but mostly consumption of w/ghs.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 12:47:19 PM
Thats the problem,  too many people are worried about efficiency by the time it takes to make a design 20-30% more efficient other companies are pushing out what they have and pushing the hashrate 5x. Thats why btc mining will meet an inflection point very soon and the arms race will have to slow down with the pot of gold harder to get.  Wouldnt make sense to spend 10 million to mine 1 million. Buy the coins is better.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: byt411 on April 27, 2014, 01:52:32 PM
I bet we will stick to 28nm for the whole year.

Nobody achieved asic of 20nm so far.

You are so wrong. The new KnCMiner Neptunes use a 20nm chip.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-finalizes-design-worlds-first-20nm-bitcoin-asic-miner/


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 01:55:29 PM
Never done.

There is a whole thread about that.

Do your research.



Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on April 27, 2014, 02:07:18 PM
I bet we will stick to 28nm for the whole year.

Nobody achieved asic of 20nm so far.

You are so wrong. The new KnCMiner Neptunes use a 20nm chip.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-finalizes-design-worlds-first-20nm-bitcoin-asic-miner/

knc is a joke. They are the new bfl.   Just finalizing the design after taking 25 million in pre order money last year. If neptunes come end of june buyers are fcked with the difficulty


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: manicminer5 on April 27, 2014, 02:19:06 PM
You are so wrong. The new KnCMiner Neptunes use a 20nm chip.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-finalizes-design-worlds-first-20nm-bitcoin-asic-miner/

Nobody saw working neptune yet, so it does not exists. I'm no longer believing in preorder markets.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: byt411 on April 27, 2014, 02:32:50 PM
You are so wrong. The new KnCMiner Neptunes use a 20nm chip.
http://www.coindesk.com/kncminer-finalizes-design-worlds-first-20nm-bitcoin-asic-miner/

Nobody saw working neptune yet, so it does not exists. I'm no longer believing in preorder markets.

The only ASICS that aren't preorder are Bitmain, Gridseed and Cointerra. That's it.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 02:38:25 PM
Coin terra , fuck no !

There are many also A1 clones out there ready to go!


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: mikerbiker6 on April 27, 2014, 07:56:56 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: Soros Shorts on April 27, 2014, 08:16:09 PM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.
1 nm won't be possible using silicon. That is about 2 atoms wide.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: wanna4fun on April 27, 2014, 09:32:31 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)

I've been shipped ! I receive 3 SP10. They said mid-april starts the delivery, i received the DHL tracking the 17 or 18th of april.
I trust this company. :)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: byt411 on April 27, 2014, 09:38:11 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)

I've been shipped ! I receive 3 SP10. They said mid-april starts the delivery, i received the DHL tracking the 17 or 18th of april.
I trust this company. :)

Be sure to update us when it arrives, I am quite surprised actually.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: Cryptofun2.0 on April 27, 2014, 09:52:04 PM
Large firms can get asics cheaper, especially asic manufacturers - so they outcompete da rest with the help of asic buyers :)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: tzortz on April 27, 2014, 10:02:57 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)

I've been shipped ! I receive 3 SP10. They said mid-april starts the delivery, i received the DHL tracking the 17 or 18th of april.
I trust this company. :)

Best choice you would ever do.

I believe that Spondoolies will produce the first 50 terrahash miner.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: mikerbiker6 on April 28, 2014, 07:37:44 AM
The problem is the chips wont be getting much faster. 20nm chips is about as far as they will go for quite some time. My prediction is you won't see 10TH rigs till next year

What if we get to 1nm? Then all we can do is build ridiculously large rigs with loads of chips in them, so it has more hashrate.
1 nm won't be possible using silicon. That is about 2 atoms wide.
And even if you could, elektrons would have a significant probability to quantum tunnel through the silicon, which you don't want ofcourse.
I saw an interesting video on this lately, for the people who like to see it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtI5wRyHpTg (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rtI5wRyHpTg)


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: crocko on May 01, 2014, 08:02:02 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)

I've been shipped ! I receive 3 SP10. They said mid-april starts the delivery, i received the DHL tracking the 17 or 18th of april.
I trust this company. :)

2 UNITS OF SP10 DAWSON – MAY BATCH
$7,995.00 .... and only 1.4 TH/s of mining power  :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
No ROI for sure!


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on May 01, 2014, 08:10:26 PM
Bitmain and Gridseed all the way.
These companies have their sh*t togheter, doing what they promise.

Btw, I heard of this new company: Spondoolies. (What a ridiculous name)
They still have to prove themselves but they should be delivering their hardware next month.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch (http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/2-units-of-sp10-dawson-may-batch)

I've been shipped ! I receive 3 SP10. They said mid-april starts the delivery, i received the DHL tracking the 17 or 18th of april.
I trust this company. :)

2 UNITS OF SP10 DAWSON – MAY BATCH
$7,995.00 .... and only 1.4 TH/s of mining power  :P :P :P :P :P :P :P :P
No ROI for sure!


Its two units of 1.4Th each = 2.8 TH


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: s1gs3gv on May 04, 2014, 05:41:45 PM
The first (effectively) 50TH miner will be built by a group of mathematicians at Cambridge University and will exploit a new SHA-256 attack. It'll run on a network of standard workstations and servers and the code will be written in scala, using akka remote actors.

ETA sometime in 2015. A big prize is waiting.



Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on May 04, 2014, 06:36:33 PM
Not when difficulty is 200 billion.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: s1gs3gv on May 04, 2014, 06:47:24 PM
Not when difficulty is 200 billion.

huh ?


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: bitcoin4eva on May 04, 2014, 07:00:47 PM
I'm not sure about that but what will happen when the difficulty just rises too high and miners will be useless? Should they just be thrown away?


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: mikerbiker6 on May 04, 2014, 07:24:38 PM
I'm not sure about that but what will happen when the difficulty just rises too high and miners will be useless? Should they just be thrown away?
They will be melted in the fires of mordor, where there will be made bycicles out of the metal.


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: samsonn25 on May 04, 2014, 07:25:21 PM
I'm not sure about that but what will happen when the difficulty just rises too high and miners will be useless? Should they just be thrown away?

Can be used as space heaters


Title: Re: who's going to make the first 50 T/H miner?
Post by: kthejung on May 05, 2014, 06:27:14 PM
I'm not sure about that but what will happen when the difficulty just rises too high and miners will be useless? Should they just be thrown away?

I still have my Jalapeno's as a memoir.  It will go in my personal museum of the house I buy with bitcoins someday. ;)