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I like it.. i like it a lot.. cool setup bro
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March 17, 2014, 08:02:05 PM |
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I posted a PSA (Public Service Announcement) about the real problems and challenges we could be facing if we don't spread out the miners to other pools. It is becoming way too centralized, and we need to step up now, as adoptors and miners of bitcoin today, and into the future. Spread this PSA around and contribute in the thread please! https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=519788 |
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March 24, 2014, 11:57:14 AM |
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this is a nice setup!! how stable are these miners?? Been thinking about investing in these
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Ruu \o/
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March 24, 2014, 12:21:36 PM |
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Your subject of "Scrypt ASICS Hardware" is provocative. At least pretend it has something to do with bitcoin mining, even if you plan not to use it so; otherwise move your thread to altcoin mining.
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March 24, 2014, 12:47:27 PM |
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They use 100W to mine 10GH/s BTC ... so no one in their right mind would be mining BTC with them.
I'm not sure that there is another BTC ASIC (including the first Avalon) that uses that much power per GH/s
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March 24, 2014, 05:54:19 PM
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Your subject of "Scrypt ASICS Hardware" is provocative. At least pretend it has something to do with bitcoin mining, even if you plan not to use it so; otherwise move your thread to altcoin mining.
I see what you mean because the title has 'Scrypt' it is not solely about Bitcoin, and my topic was directed towards BTC. It is a Bitcoin Miner, and is however, Dual Mode BTC + LTC. So I see what you mean. They use 100W to mine 10GH/s BTC ... so no one in their right mind would be mining BTC with them.
I'm not sure that there is another BTC ASIC (including the first Avalon) that uses that much power per GH/s
I'm dual mode mining: BTC + LTC on DirectPool Yeah, go figure... people agree that is isn't only about profiteering and that mining consists of more things like Giving Back to the Community, Growing Bitcoin and its related projects, and charitable causes. The miners have a right to vote, so.. regardless if I am going to make alot from these, I am donating very little of my hash power to things that actually matter around here. .. and any other Bitcoiner hashing away is appreciated. |
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March 25, 2014, 01:10:26 PM |
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... They use 100W to mine 10GH/s BTC ... so no one in their right mind would be mining BTC with them.
I'm not sure that there is another BTC ASIC (including the first Avalon) that uses that much power per GH/s
I'm dual mode mining: BTC + LTC on DirectPool Yeah, go figure... people agree that is isn't only about profiteering and that mining consists of more things like Giving Back to the Community, Growing Bitcoin and its related projects, and charitable causes. The miners have a right to vote, so.. regardless if I am going to make alot from these, I am donating very little of my hash power to things that actually matter around here. .. and any other Bitcoiner hashing away is appreciated. I have the spec details document. LTC Mode:20-25W In dual mode or BTC mode it is 100W So it's still probably the worst power usage BTC ASIC hashing device on the market. 75-80W of 10GH/s BTC with 20-25W LTC, 100W to get 10GH/s BTC without LTC |
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March 25, 2014, 02:57:39 PM |
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... They use 100W to mine 10GH/s BTC ... so no one in their right mind would be mining BTC with them.
I'm not sure that there is another BTC ASIC (including the first Avalon) that uses that much power per GH/s
I'm dual mode mining: BTC + LTC on DirectPool Yeah, go figure... people agree that is isn't only about profiteering and that mining consists of more things like Giving Back to the Community, Growing Bitcoin and its related projects, and charitable causes. The miners have a right to vote, so.. regardless if I am going to make alot from these, I am donating very little of my hash power to things that actually matter around here. .. and any other Bitcoiner hashing away is appreciated. I have the spec details document. LTC Mode:20-25W In dual mode or BTC mode it is 100W So it's still probably the worst power usage BTC ASIC hashing device on the market. 75-80W of 10GH/s BTC with 20-25W LTC, 100W to get 10GH/s BTC without LTC I hate to tell you you're wrong, but you are. These use 9ish Watts in LTC-only (not overclocked) and around 11 overclocked (after bad, bad PSU). Deduct the fan and you safe another 2W or so. Didn't try mining btc, though. I don't see any sense in it - unless you have free electricity or a broken heater  |
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March 25, 2014, 03:30:55 PM |
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I have the spec details document.
LTC Mode:20-25W
I hate to tell you you're wrong, but you are. These use 9ish Watts in LTC-only (not overclocked) and around 11 overclocked (after bad, bad PSU). Deduct the fan and you safe another 2W or so. Didn't try mining btc, though. I don't see any sense in it - unless you have free electricity or a broken heater 1) Yeah, we run ours in LTC mode w/o the fan, OC'd to 925, and they pull 5-6W/each. 2) While I don't shun them for being a scrypt ASIC, I do see Con + Kano's point. The ONLY point of these things is to mine Scrypt. BTC on these is a joke. All convos surrounding them should be moved to the alt-coin sections. |
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March 25, 2014, 06:43:33 PM
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I have the spec details document.
LTC Mode:20-25W
I hate to tell you you're wrong, but you are. These use 9ish Watts in LTC-only (not overclocked) and around 11 overclocked (after bad, bad PSU). Deduct the fan and you safe another 2W or so. Didn't try mining btc, though. I don't see any sense in it - unless you have free electricity or a broken heater 1) Yeah, we run ours in LTC mode w/o the fan, OC'd to 925, and they pull 5-6W/each. 2) While I don't shun them for being a scrypt ASIC, I do see Con + Kano's point. The ONLY point of these things is to mine Scrypt. BTC on these is a joke. All convos surrounding them should be moved to the alt-coin sections. I am SHA256 mining (BITCOIN) with these, sure, not profitable, but my point isn't about profits. Otherwise, it is BTC and here is my video hashing away: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zs7otQlp2L0 |
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March 26, 2014, 12:13:12 AM |
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... They use 100W to mine 10GH/s BTC ... so no one in their right mind would be mining BTC with them.
I'm not sure that there is another BTC ASIC (including the first Avalon) that uses that much power per GH/s
I'm dual mode mining: BTC + LTC on DirectPool Yeah, go figure... people agree that is isn't only about profiteering and that mining consists of more things like Giving Back to the Community, Growing Bitcoin and its related projects, and charitable causes. The miners have a right to vote, so.. regardless if I am going to make alot from these, I am donating very little of my hash power to things that actually matter around here. .. and any other Bitcoiner hashing away is appreciated. I have the spec details document. LTC Mode:20-25W In dual mode or BTC mode it is 100W So it's still probably the worst power usage BTC ASIC hashing device on the market. 75-80W of 10GH/s BTC with 20-25W LTC, 100W to get 10GH/s BTC without LTC I hate to tell you you're wrong, but you are. These use 9ish Watts in LTC-only (not overclocked) and around 11 overclocked (after bad, bad PSU). Deduct the fan and you safe another 2W or so. Didn't try mining btc, though. I don't see any sense in it - unless you have free electricity or a broken heater Well my number are direct from gridseed themselves. If they are wrong, then you better tell gridseed they are wrong about their own devices and they should correct their information. |
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