sale new "bitforce 2.0" individual card 1.3gh

[Werner]

i find this highest output fpga device :: http://<i>Linking to illegal sites is forbidden. If you bypass this censorship, you will be banned.</i>.onion/silkroad/item/f289a02265
they suggest output for 1.3gh. this is very good for two fpga but is it real? i have looked at BFL product "minirig" and it shows same statistics for this card

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Butterfly Labs BFL 1300mh/s BitForce 2.0 Card

฿82.96   add to cart

seller: yourman
ships from: undeclared
ships to: USA and Canada
category: Computer equipment
contract: Standard Escrow v1.0
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Description

For sale are four (price is per card) Butterfly Labs BitForce 2.0 Cards, previously only available if you buy an entire MiniRig.

The card outputs upwards of 1300mh/s (1.3gh/s), while consuming very little power (typically less than 100W).

This card connects via standard USB B cable and accepts 12v power.

If you have any questions send me a message.

Thanks

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[Cablez]

Good luck with that!

[crazyates]

BFL did have prototype Singles that used the MR's chips, and were capable of 1.3GH/s. However, development was put on hold as they focused on ASICs, IIRC.

[lightlord]

You have a lot to learn.

ASIC are supiour to FPGA devices atm.

Look at http://www.butterflylabs.com/
They have honored their last devices of 832 Mhash, and
I even had one at my house.

You can order 60 Giga hash units for $1299, No joke.
And it will crush this little 1.3 GH card to peices, I mean peices.

Why spend 82.96X13.34=$1106.69.

When you can get a device that is nearly 50X Times faster
and close to the same price?

[crazyearner]

only one problem with ASIC you cant reprogram them the FPGA you can