Asic LINZHI 2600 Mh/s

[miner29]

Its been confirmed it will mine ETC or eth variants with smaller dags.


Havent seen any pictures of the insides....but would love too

[safar1980]

Current DAG calcs predicts DAG will exceed 4.4GB on July 20th 2021.. I suspect that will be more like end of June or very early July 2021 in reality.

When I read the news on the Telegram channel, I remembered the date on August 7, 2021. After this date, ASIC will probably mine Ethereum Classic. There are 6 months left before the end of Ethereum aining on this ASIC, and there is no information on official sales yet

[fmz89]

Current DAG calcs predicts DAG will exceed 4.4GB on July 20th 2021.. I suspect that will be more like end of June or very early July 2021 in reality.

When I read the news on the Telegram channel, I remembered the date on August 7, 2021. After this date, ASIC will probably mine Ethereum Classic. There are 6 months left before the end of Ethereum aining on this ASIC, and there is no information on official sales yet

inno a11 2ghs 8gb will replace this on october, well asic will dominate again on gpu mining, we need other algo to replace ethash

progpow is doable but with less profit and hotter, sadly no pow coin big enough to replace eth mining, hope change in the futures

[Grim]

With progpow you customize your algorithm to perfectly fit on an already existing die. In essence you make that die an ASIC for a given algorithm.

This will always run "hot" because you simply use every transistor of your chip. (which is intended)

But of course you can run a GPU at:
-low voltage low frequency but higher efficiency
or run
-full throttle but lower efficiency.
(Asics are modified to do just that all the time, but the gains and losses in hashrate will be linear!!!)

So you wont see a situation where you can lower core clock and "keep" the same hashrate.
(This is not possible, and if it is possible, an asic can be created).

So an algorithm like eth where a huge die is underutilized and simply memory bandwidth limited can not be the final solution at all.
And here we are ...



PS: And at last, yes even an ASIC can eg. be created for progpow. But that ASIC would then also classify as a GPU or at the very least a compute accelerator.

[philipma1957]

Well eth price rises and eth fees also rise.

but the hash rate is now over 368th.

[skirch]

https://t.me/LinzhiCorp_News and https://t.me/LinzhiCorp only telegram channels, suppose to be updated.

This is the RND account they say: https://eth.crazypool.org/#/account/0xEF1d6C35a3877EC20A72Fe3a2df79CdBaeE39148

Overall, don't see it selling anytime soon

[miner29]

Until the price of eth crashes why would they sell them.

[FP91G]

The telegram channel had news that sales would not start in the coming weeks:
https://t.me/LinzhiCorp/21811
"Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:47]
NOTE: General sales of the Linzhi Phoenix Ethash miner have not yet started, and will not start for several weeks at least. Anyone claiming to sell units is most likely a scammer.

Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:48]
(general members cannot post messages in this group for the time being, only admins can)"

Beware of scammers!

[philipma1957]

The telegram channel had news that sales would not start in the coming weeks:
https://t.me/LinzhiCorp/21811
"Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:47]
NOTE: General sales of the Linzhi Phoenix Ethash miner have not yet started, and will not start for several weeks at least. Anyone claiming to sell units is most likely a scammer.

Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:48]
(general members cannot post messages in this group for the time being, only admins can)"

Beware of scammers!

So it is smart they will most likely just mine it and not sell them.

The sales window closes.

 Since Sept or Oct it bricks for Eth

I would mine them out if I were  them.

I wonder how many they have running.

10 of them is 26gh
100 of them is 260gh
1000 of them is 2600gh or 2.6th
10000 of them is 26000gh of 26th.

I am guessing they have a minimum of 500 of them.

I don't think they have 10,000 of them.

Innosilicon most likely has way more of their asics which will not brick as quickly.

[btcshiner]

The telegram channel had news that sales would not start in the coming weeks:
https://t.me/LinzhiCorp/21811
"Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:47]
NOTE: General sales of the Linzhi Phoenix Ethash miner have not yet started, and will not start for several weeks at least. Anyone claiming to sell units is most likely a scammer.

Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:48]
(general members cannot post messages in this group for the time being, only admins can)"

Beware of scammers!

So it is smart they will most likely just mine it and not sell them.

The sales window closes.

 Since Sept or Oct it bricks for Eth

I would mine them out if I were  them.

I wonder how many they have running.

10 of them is 26gh
100 of them is 260gh
1000 of them is 2600gh or 2.6th
10000 of them is 26000gh of 26th.

I am guessing they have a minimum of 500 of them.

I don't think they have 10,000 of them.

Innosilicon most likely has way more of their asics which will not brick as quickly.

I think I read they ordered 38 wafers of chips back in 2018.  Not sure how many chips per wafer.

[philipma1957]

The telegram channel had news that sales would not start in the coming weeks:
https://t.me/LinzhiCorp/21811
"Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:47]
NOTE: General sales of the Linzhi Phoenix Ethash miner have not yet started, and will not start for several weeks at least. Anyone claiming to sell units is most likely a scammer.

Wolf @Linzhi, [27.01.21 17:48]
(general members cannot post messages in this group for the time being, only admins can)"

Beware of scammers!

So it is smart they will most likely just mine it and not sell them.

The sales window closes.

 Since Sept or Oct it bricks for Eth

I would mine them out if I were  them.

I wonder how many they have running.

10 of them is 26gh
100 of them is 260gh
1000 of them is 2600gh or 2.6th
10000 of them is 26000gh of 26th.

I am guessing they have a minimum of 500 of them.

I don't think they have 10,000 of them.

Innosilicon most likely has way more of their asics which will not brick as quickly.

I think I read they ordered 38 wafers of chips back in 2018.  Not sure how many chips per wafer.

Maybe 1000 x 38 = 40,000 some will be shitty.

I am not sure how many chips to a miner 40 so 40000/40= 1000

my guess is they did more than a typical MOQ of 500.

so 1000 units. I think they are simply going to mine.  If Eth super moons they may sell this gear in April it shows in may and you would be lucky to break even.

[yobigd20]

This asic is a joke. The prototypes never got to production. They were only able to manufacture a few hundred and never sold them to the public because there were too many problems and completely unstable. Instead they decided to keep them and mine with them themselves and one or two other partners since there would be too many service issues and blowback from failure if they sold them to anyone else. They all have 4.4gb , and are end of life’d this summer anyway as DAG crosses 4.4. They are currently working on an 8+ gb model and will not even start manufacturing them at the earliest next year which again being so close to PoS at that point and given the issues they had with the prototypes it’s likely they’ll just mine themselves on them for a year until PoW ends. Too late now to start all over and manufacture any in any real quantity to sell before PoS, especially given the massive global chip shortage which affects them as well. Basically they failed to get into production on time and failed to meet quality and reliability standards. It’s unfortunate for them, but Great for gpu miner as they pose no real threat.  They also aren’t really even significant more efficient than gpus these days anyway, especially the 5600xt. Plus when these are end of life’d they are worth $0. At least with gpus you can resell them.

[Metroid]

This asic is a joke. The prototypes never got to production. They were only able to manufacture a few hundred and never sold them to the public because there were too many problems and completely unstable. Instead they decided to keep them and mine with them themselves and one or two other partners since there would be too many service issues and blowback from failure if they sold them to anyone else. They all have 4.4gb , and are end of life’d this summer anyway as DAG crosses 4.4. They are currently working on an 8+ gb model and will not even start manufacturing them at the earliest next year which again being so close to PoS at that point and given the issues they had with the prototypes it’s likely they’ll just mine themselves on them for a year until PoW ends. Too late now to start all over and manufacture any in any real quantity to sell before PoS, especially given the massive global chip shortage which affects them as well. Basically they failed to get into production on time and failed to meet quality and reliability standards. It’s unfortunate for them, but Great for gpu miner as they pose no real threat.  They also aren’t really even significant more efficient than gpus these days anyway, especially the 5600xt. Plus when these are end of life’d they are worth $0. At least with gpus you can resell them.

That will not stop them for wanting to scam buyers now ehhe, if they use the hype well right now will be many people wanting to buy each unit for 15k each hehe

95% of asics are meant to scam people anyway.

[philipma1957]

Well the main asdic builder of record is most likely innosilicon and they are costly items.

hash rate reach 388th

10 days ago it was 359th

that is 29th in ten days.

since 1th is 1620 nvidia 3070

they added 29 x 1620 = 46980 3070 Gpus in 10 days

so in 100 days we could be at 388+290 = 678 th.

100 days is May 23 I think.

If we grow to 678th by may 23rd.

I smell a crash.

we could drop to 3 cents an mh from current 12 cents an mh

[yxt]

This asic is a joke. The prototypes never got to production. They were only able to manufacture a few hundred and never sold them to the public because there were too many problems and completely unstable.

that is total bullshit. they are surprisingly stable.
I have 2 here, so my information is not based on hearsay, but on actual facts.

[ssdaytona]

what about buying the Innosilicon A11 Pro? it's on inno's website for about $15k