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March 25, 2014, 06:56:39 PM |
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I Holding all HVC!!!  haha, I got 3000 now Holding my HVC like a boss! |
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ydrogios
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March 25, 2014, 07:04:01 PM |
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Hi to all
Can someone pm me good settings for gpu please??I have a 280x
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Junkey
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March 25, 2014, 07:07:47 PM |
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agreed, GPU core is just a ASIC chip, just specialize it into a HVC mining chip...
that cost too much
No, a GPU is not an ASIC. If it was it couldn't mine sha256, heavy1, and scrypt, etc... |
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zhpool
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March 25, 2014, 07:09:12 PM |
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Holding my HVC like a boss!
Please, please allow me quote your sentence in our pool... |
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loicatraile
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March 25, 2014, 07:11:29 PM |
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Holding my HVC like a boss!
Please, please allow me quote your sentence in our pool... That would be amazing haha.. lets spread the word.. if massiveman allows it |
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spatula
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March 25, 2014, 07:13:50 PM |
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Is there a gpu miner for older graphics cards yet?
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zhpool
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March 25, 2014, 07:18:24 PM |
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agreed, GPU core is just a ASIC chip, just specialize it into a HVC mining chip...
that cost too much
No, a GPU is not an ASIC. If it was it couldn't mine sha256, heavy1, and scrypt, etc... Yes, you are right while what I was trying to say is we could make such complex GPU core, we surely can make a HVC mining ASIC, just the cost matters |
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zhpool
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March 25, 2014, 07:19:46 PM |
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Holding my HVC like a boss!
Please, please allow me quote your sentence in our pool... That would be amazing haha.. lets spread the word.. if massiveman allows it Come on, I DONT care if massiveman allows me to, it's done already |
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zhpool
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March 25, 2014, 07:23:07 PM |
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Holding my HVC like a boss!
Please, please allow me quote your sentence in our pool... That would be amazing haha.. lets spread the word.. if massiveman allows it Come on, I DONT care if massiveman allows me to, it's done already He have to be famous for what he say |
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bradmurmz
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March 25, 2014, 07:33:00 PM |
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agreed, GPU core is just a ASIC chip, just specialize it into a HVC mining chip...
that cost too much
No, a GPU is not an ASIC. If it was it couldn't mine sha256, heavy1, and scrypt, etc... Every computer chip is an "ASIC"... (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Now what the application is, is what matters... A GPU is a multi-core "ASIC" (usually up to 1024 cores these days and growing) with the application of being able to calculate repetitive tasks very fast in parallel. This is what is required to render high res 3D games in real time ect. |
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vandokkum
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March 25, 2014, 07:34:55 PM |
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I Holding all HVC!!! +1 Hold for a long-term. |
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tinus42
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March 25, 2014, 07:42:40 PM |
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agreed, GPU core is just a ASIC chip, just specialize it into a HVC mining chip...
that cost too much
No, a GPU is not an ASIC. If it was it couldn't mine sha256, heavy1, and scrypt, etc... Every computer chip is an "ASIC"... (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Now what the application is, is what matters... A GPU is a multi-core "ASIC" (usually up to 1024 cores these days and growing) with the application of being able to calculate repetitive tasks very fast in parallel. This is what is required to render high res 3D games in real time ect. Wrong, ASIC serve a single purpose only. CPU's and GPU's are general purpose processors. Go and read about what ASICS are. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuitThere's nothing special about them BTW, your phone has several ASICs in it that serve a single purpose. They are cheap to produce but expensive to develop. And if you want to make them do something else you'll have to start from scratch again and design a new ASIC. |
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braxx
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March 25, 2014, 07:46:06 PM |
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Is there a gpu miner for older graphics cards yet?
maybe the new one from 1Ghs (25/3/2014) #Heavycoin GPU miner updated on http://hvc.1gh.com , hashrate and compatibility improvements, please upgrade! |
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Stratobitz
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March 25, 2014, 07:53:05 PM |
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Large buys in big swoops, not a lot of small sells, basically lots of people holding coins... Upward pressure, people buying in at .000050 in big orders, it's doing nothing but moving up. Little dips yes, but the fact that you can mine this coin like LTC and run at super cool temps, and the fact that LTC now has ASICs, and temps are so hot, moving into summer.... This is very exciting. Finally a coin with so much promise. I feel like we have another LTC in the making, but better!
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bradmurmz
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March 25, 2014, 07:55:37 PM |
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agreed, GPU core is just a ASIC chip, just specialize it into a HVC mining chip...
that cost too much
No, a GPU is not an ASIC. If it was it couldn't mine sha256, heavy1, and scrypt, etc... Every computer chip is an "ASIC"... (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Now what the application is, is what matters... A GPU is a multi-core "ASIC" (usually up to 1024 cores these days and growing) with the application of being able to calculate repetitive tasks very fast in parallel. This is what is required to render high res 3D games in real time ect. Wrong, ASIC serve a single purpose only. CPU's and GPU's are general purpose processors. Go and read about what ASICS are. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Application-specific_integrated_circuitThere's nothing special about them BTW, your phone has several ASICs in it that serve a single purpose. They are cheap to produce but expensive to develop. And if you want to make them do something else you'll have to start from scratch again and design a new ASIC. Like I said they are (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Point being that every chip has a specific application.. I get the difference between that and a general purpose processor.. I was just trying to clarify for people that ASICs are just computer chips, and explaining that every chip has a specific purpose. My point was exactly what you said, there is nothing special about them to the crypto-currency world.... |
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heajin5921
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March 25, 2014, 07:58:24 PM |
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Very nice coin!
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Junkey
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March 25, 2014, 08:10:13 PM |
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Like I said they are (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Point being that every chip has a specific application..
Wrong, not every chip has a specific application. There are reasons why they are different and you don't seem to understand that. You are only confusing people by miss using terms that have specific meaning in the computer engineering world. Done. |
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cayars
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March 25, 2014, 08:23:06 PM |
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Like I said they are (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Point being that every chip has a specific application.. I get the difference between that and a general purpose processor.. I was just trying to clarify for people that ASICs are just computer chips, and explaining that every chip has a specific purpose. My point was exactly what you said, there is nothing special about them to the crypto-currency world....
Except the high cost to develop them! Would not be worth while doing for HVC. |
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bradmurmz
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March 25, 2014, 08:24:29 PM |
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Like I said they are (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Point being that every chip has a specific application..
Wrong, not every chip has a specific application. There are reasons why they are different and you don't seem to understand that. You are only confusing people by miss using terms that have specific meaning in the computer engineering world. Done. LOL, whatever man, semantics. I wasn't saying a CPU/GPU and ASICs are the same thing, I was simply trying to draw a comparison for people who have no idea about this stuff. I'm saying they are both similar in that they are silicon chips with a purpose.. Just trying to explain to anyone who doesn't know what an "ASIC miner" is. Its simply a chip/processor (whatever you wanna call it) with SHA-256 (or scrypt or whatever) instructions burned into it. An x86 CPU or something (much more complex obviously) has x86 instructions burned into it, ect. Thanks for clarifying my lame comparison... |
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bradmurmz
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March 25, 2014, 08:27:05 PM |
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Like I said they are (Application Specific Integrated Circuit). Point being that every chip has a specific application.. I get the difference between that and a general purpose processor.. I was just trying to clarify for people that ASICs are just computer chips, and explaining that every chip has a specific purpose. My point was exactly what you said, there is nothing special about them to the crypto-currency world....
Except the high cost to develop them! Would not be worth while doing for HVC. Agreed! |
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