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August 29, 2015, 04:07:26 AM
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So I figured mining out and I am mining at about 200 Khash/s on a pool and I see I have the lowest hashrate.  I see one person has a hashrate of 237,118 khash/s.

I am running a GeForce GTX 750 Ti using Cudaminer to mine a scrypt algo coin.  ( I assume what coin I am mining is not important for my question, but the algo )

Am I right to assume that the person hashing at 237,118 khash/s is running a scrypt asic miner and thus not using a simple home computer setup to mine in order to get that?

I am wondering what is the maximum hashrate one would expect from a decent gaming rig.

Also a website, article or guide that would tell me which hardware would provide the best hashrate power for what type of algorithm/altcoin. (within the CPU/GPU mining area)

For example if for some reason CPU mining scrypt gave me a better hashrate than GPU mining with nVidia, or perhaps GPU mining is better with AMD?

And I guess a list telling me which algo's that have asic / special mining rigs that you plug in to your computer to mine with. 

Just trying to avoid getting all into a coin only to find out I should probably spend a couple hundred on a real mining rig (not ready to take that leap yet)

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August 29, 2015, 04:39:46 AM
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Yes, it's an ASIC scrypt miner. SHA256 and SCRYPT mining is almost all ASIC
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August 29, 2015, 05:27:13 AM
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If anyone knows if any other algo's are starting to use ASIC please post.

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September 01, 2015, 06:07:54 AM
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Does the mining "pool" with the highest hashing power typically solve the most blocks?

I'm sure the answer is somewhere around here.  Just having a hard time finding it

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September 01, 2015, 01:23:16 PM
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Some guy coded an FPGA to run X11 I believe, at a rate slightly faster than a GTX nVidia TITAN.
When the market gets bigger, I'm sure people will make new miners for different algos.

Hi there, I'm from South Africa.
This means I'm poor, I guess.
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