Hmmm but it does say in development right?  Didnt some forumers say 7nm is years away? Where is fuzzy

thanks phil - with that much power how often do you hit a block ?

Where and what are you solo mining

If you didn't have funds on an exchange in others' hands;  you could not have lost them....   food for thought.
Not saying asics aren't the problem;  in fact I am pointing out that the people are the problem.


We are getting into debates similar to politics, and other societal nonsense.....
This is human nature.




Figure out how to change human nature.
Boom.  Problem solved.



Sorry for this cynical answer, but its the cold hard truth.

Phil you like those L3+??
Want to buy a couple see how they do in Florida?
How are the temps and speeds?

Whoot! Great hashing everyone!

Ive had incredible luck with evga, and I will never buy another sea sonic

Ugh Phil, your title on this thread is so depressing! lol

What’s your farm consist of currently?

this... I pretty much lost my shirt trying to go w/ halong I can't imagine innosilicon being anything worthwhile to anyone at the price they're trying to hawk these for

Yeah keep repeating SIA founder's words. Everyone have read that article. You blame bitmain but protect underground FPGA mining. Yeah no word on that. That's been going on for quite some time. What about their retail availabilty ? Are they available for sale as gpu are ? No, only big guys with big money will benefit from them. You must be blind as a bat if you can't see this as a small scale miner. They are more powerful and more scalable so farms will be even more powerful and efficient. Meanwhile they are available to only handful of people. Just have a look around. You are waiting for some guy on the internet who might deliver them to you. Some middle man. Power in the hands of only few here. What's stopping them from mining with those FPGA's before delivering them to you ? Meanwhile the big guy are already mining with them for more then year and the big guy who missed out before will now be the first one to get their hands on them, then only you will probably get one delivered to you. It's the same as ASICs, once every big guy has eaten the meat, then they will throw the bone to you and you will be excited like a dog. When I first heard about them I was also excited but the more research I did about them, the more I found bad about them. You should change your mind too, just think about it, I was also thinking like you earlier.

So to attack some coins like BTG or ETC, you do not need ASIC.

profit switching is a waste of time always chasing down money

what i do is have 2 rigs that are dedicated to mining shit coins (one amd one nvidia)
then all the others mine eth/zec might do some xmr soon

hoping for that one day those shit coins become something is better than chasing those pennies

The reference implementations for version rolling support are in the master ckpool code and slush's stratum pool code, so anyone running off those gets immediate support. However, if they're using forked versions or do not trust our code they will have to merge (or rewrite it) and verify it themselves. It is actually not a big change and easily emulated without actually using a T1 miner. However, given that about half the pools out there are owned by bitmain or a subsidiary of bitmain in disguise, can you not see a conflict of interest for them to provide asicboost support to their competitor until they decide to implement support for it in their own hardware?

The title of this thread needs to be changed from a "SHA 256 miner" to "Bitcoin miner" because it cannot do a single other sha 256 coin....

This is false advertising, just like Halong did.

Or even a decent Cat 5.  Bottom, line... likely a broken wire in your ethernet cable.

Hello all,

Recently I came across a couple antminer s9s that don't seem to be working properly. When I boot them, the yellow ethernet led on the miner never comes up solid, but the green one blinks as usual. On the switch, the status led is orange instead of green. If I log into the switch the connections show as 10m half duplex instead of 1000m full duplex. I can't log into the miner web interface or establish a socket connection to port 4028 on any of them either.

Any ideas?

The Realistic Lucrative Case of Ethereum Classic attack — Today

https://medium.com/@HusamABBOUD/the-realistic-lucrative-case-of-ethereum-classic-attack-with-1mm-today-8fa0430a7c25

ethos is great but what we really need is proof of individuality.

ip address is not the answer.