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1  Other / Beginners & Help / ASIC power in a graphics card on: March 23, 2013, 12:32:13 PM
Well since the Admin is kinda being a tad bit of a Nazi about locking us out of the other fourms... I'm gonna throw him a bone here and if he reads this it might change how we bitmine.

So the latest and greatest cards have hit the market again, there is sales and revue being made. The power of these new cards are with out a doubt outstanding, But better yet...the ASIC card are getting ready to be realized and everyone is in a sweat to stab there sister and brother to get one and cash in on there new prospect for the future.

But let me ask you something.... Do you need a ASIC machine to get the same powerful output?
Now many of you are saying yes. My 7970 or 6990 can do no better with it's 32 or 64 cores just calculating away. I have no choice but to by one of these ASIC machines.

Us member of BONIC and FAH thought the same thing, I have maxed my ability of what I have.....or have you?

my 7970 on FAH does about 6k ppd....until some new code was written that changed the very fabric of what we were doing, 6k because 40-80k a day. Why is this, same cards but all you did is tweak the code and it's doing better.

Well allow me to elaborate on this very astonishing feat, within your graphics card is (in my case for this example) 32 Compute Units, FAH and BONIC and Bitminter all are using the 32 CP's to do there work, but then shit got real, red bulls where gusseld down and we rewrote some code to use the sub Processors attached to the CP to become 2048 working units.

Right now a light bulb is coming on and your thinking



So I Propose that a development team be appointed and a virtual meeting take place. Ladies and Gents....you already have the power of ASIC, you just need to tap into it.

I call dibs on Alpha Testing
-ODIN
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