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August 03, 2012, 06:14:04 PM
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They told the people here different Smiley

U could mine with it and then (if your asic is in your hands) send it in.

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August 03, 2012, 06:26:35 PM
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Where did you see that, because I don't think it was ever stated that way from BFL?

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August 03, 2012, 08:39:45 PM
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Getting back to the OP, each SC that ships theoretically takes the place of what, 50 singles?? I really doubt that ratio works out to a drop in difficulty.  Not to mention that jalapenos will be shipping too, each taking the place of 5 singles.  In BFL timeframe, we'll see an initial launch in December, right around the reward halving.  Logic would suggest that people won't turn off their GPU rigs until after both of those things happen.   

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August 04, 2012, 07:41:47 PM
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Getting back to the OP, each SC that ships theoretically takes the place of what, 50 singles?? I really doubt that ratio works out to a drop in difficulty.  Not to mention that jalapenos will be shipping too, each taking the place of 5 singles.  In BFL timeframe, we'll see an initial launch in December, right around the reward halving.  Logic would suggest that people won't turn off their GPU rigs until after both of those things happen.   

I think you are missing the OP's point here. Of course there will ultimately be a difficulty jump for the reasons you give. But if BFL requires everyone to ship their old singles and MRs back *before* their SC hardware is released, this would lower the network hashrate (and difficulty) short term. So the discussion of whether or not BFL will require that they have the old hardware "in hand" before they ship the new hardware is entirely relevant to the OP.
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August 06, 2012, 05:47:02 AM
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that would give those (like me) a slight(a few day) advantage as they dont have to wait for me to ship a mini rig. Once they are ready to ship, It should ship. I just wonder how many of each item will be in the first group....

I bet they will keep the hashrate semi-low. So, it doesn't make the difficulty raise dramatically the first few weeks.. thats my guess..

Lets just hope that everything goes as planned.....Smiley
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