ASIC and Bandwidth.....

[absinth]

I've searched through this forum about bandwidth and ASICs but didn't find much info. So maybe someone here can chime in on this.

     One of my current GPU machines runs at 1500 Mhash and uses close to 100MB of transferred data a day. So when these ASIC machines come out that are 60Ghash will they really be using up 40x more bandwidth than my current rig running at 1500Mhash? I don't see how someone could run many of these considering the bandwidth limits with ISPs.

[Gabi]

You are totally confused 

No it won't use 40x more bandwidth

Also, do you keep your bitcoin client open too?

[absinth]

You are totally confused  

No it won't use 40x more bandwidth

Also, do you keep your bitcoin client open too?

Too much absinth i guess  

I don't have the client on the machine running at 1500Mhash. So that wouldn't be included in the 100MB a day.

[Ryanteck]

You do have a point with the more bandwidth usage. It won't necesserially be 40x more but it will be a larger value from where more data is having to be used from where the machines can hash faster. (Please correct me if I am wrong but I am pretty convinced that it WILL use more. Not 40x but a higher amount)

[Graet]

use forum search
use
"stratum"
 and
"GBT"
as search terms
sorry I don't have time to get links
this has been anticipated and worked on for some time and is well covered

[SätöshiTable]

quality of the internet link is the biggest bottleneck. if you work from a mobile connection big hashrates lead to many stales

[absinth]

You do have a point with the more bandwidth usage. It won't necesserially be 40x more but it will be a larger value from where more data is having to be used from where the machines can hash faster. (Please correct me if I am wrong but I am pretty convinced that it WILL use more. Not 40x but a higher amount)

That's what I was thinking but really had no idea...

use forum search
use
"stratum"
 and
"GBT"
as search terms
sorry I don't have time to get links
this has been anticipated and worked on for some time and is well covered

I've heard of stratum but haven't read much about it, so thanks I'll do that.