Why it can't be use with other coins?
No onboard ram or scrypt support. It can probably be modified to run anything using SHA256.
What is SHA256?
shaking my head...why are you even here? go do something else like find a job a mcdonalds or flipping burgers. BFL makes FPGA too- that's what you're looking at...another ROI gamble, not an ASIC. BFL units in hand that are asic will set you back a couple grand. Like others here are saying, its smart to buy up some alt currency instead and ride the wave, IE sell @>10% appreciation in value and buy it when the value is lower than 10% of expected value, I'd say buy at 90 and sell again at 110 if you can stomach the patience.
go do something else like find a job a mcdonalds or flipping burgers.
wow ajw.
what a dick.
No need to insult his intelligence and the intelligence of those who do those jobs.... hes new, he obviously doesn't know anything about bitcoin but is willing to learn.
Simpic, please do read up, especially before you consider investing in ANY mining equipment.
thank you. Anyhow, McDonalds makes sense, 6 an hour for 80 hours per pay period -20% for taxes is equal to $384 every two weeks. I was hoping to gain from his questions, but all I'm doing is answering them mentally. Of course I'm gonna give my 2 cents no matter how offputting it may be.
For what its worth, I didn't insult his intelligence, but I did assault his lack of willingness to find his own answers like most of us already did beforehand using google, this board and others.
that isn't what you implied. But yes I agree there is alot of material he could find on his own.
