X ray or mri machine I want to use for mining

[ihavenoidea007]

So the story goes like this, I was at an auction where the local university sells old equipment and the university has a hospital. I see a giant server available for sale and on it says UW radiology department and bought it for 55 dollars. It has blades (like server blades) of a register (like cpu register) and 2 blades of IO gates and 2 blades of what are called scalers. Does anyone know if these would be good for mining? My suspicion is that its a machine much like a cpu but used for mri machines, I know the hospital has an mri. The power supply is broken but I can get that fixed and I need to find cables, but is it possible to hook it up to a server with a lot of ram and use it to mine bitcoins?

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[HagssFIN]

Most likely not.
Bitcoin mining today is done with ASIC devices.
Sorry, but this must go for top 5 craziest ideas for Bitcoin mining along with gaming console, laptop mining etc. 

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Not profitably for Bitcoin or Litecoin, but for other coins that are minable by the FPGA-s.

To start you have to find out the exact part numbers for the FPGA chips and what kind of JTAG interface is available on the boards (used in testing and verification).