Topic: A dream for CPU-Miners - page 3. (Read 859 times)

the price may drop based on demand. To reach a much lower prices we have to reach a stretch goal. If we reach that we plan to add modules (options) for the same price.

The Bord features some stuff the 35$ board wouldn’t do.
For example you can Hotplug modules which means you can scale and upgrade / swap modules at any time.
Also the board features 3Gbps internally between nodes which is more than others do.

In order to cut down future module prices by removing the need to have internal Flash storage the Bord has microSD for each module slot.

So in the next step (again a stretch-goal) we can provide our own Core-Modules which are more cost effective as there is no need for internal storage.

About the delivery:
The Baords will be produced and shipped in waves.(early birds first) It’s a sort of reserve time we planned if the demand is exceeding our expectations. If it goes over the top we may let produce them also in Asia. Right now it is made in Germany.

We keep you updated. You may also like to join the discord to stay updated.

About cpu Mining you can also check out XBTX which offers on chain tokenization (assets) similar to Ravencoin but with the Verium Algorithm

Overall the Board is just the base for the modules we plan. All we need is Ram and CPU so why not putting 2 or 4 cpus on one module ?

Also we provide customs distributions and with quartex also a cloud os running on top of the Nodes which makes it more like a user friendly Desktop like experience utilizing the fact that you have a cluster of heterogeneous hardware.

For miners it is a breeze to be able to swap modules on the fly against new fresh hardware.

Just keep an eye 👁 out we keep you updated. Next week we show the production line Video / photos and you can see us as well.

Edit:
Excursion: https://quartexpascal.wordpress.com/project/introduction-to-quartex-media-desktop/
If you know NAS desktops interfaces, you get the point about Quartex

It looks way overpriced to me, a POE network switch that eliminates the connectors & cables.
A single module board costs around $35 and has the connectors and power delivery built in.
28 of those is around $1000.

According to a representative from ARES Blockchain Gmb, the ARMedONE clusterboard will be launched around mid-December on Kickstarter.com. Some of the preliminary pledges depend on the shipping date. For example, the “Early adopter” pledge costs ~€1,499.00 and it gets you 1x ARMedOne board shipping around July 2023.

The “Kickstarter edition” pledge costs ~€1,699.00; the pledge includes 1x board, but it ships around August 2023.

The third batch will cost ~€1,825.00 and it will ship around September 2023. The retail price is expected to be ~€1,999.00 after the campaign ends.
https://linuxgizmos.com/armedone-cluster-board-supports-up-to-28x-popular-computer-modules/

And what should the miner do for the next 7-8 months? I do not want to wait.

Undoubtedly this moment is for enthusiasts, and for those who have some capital to invest without major risks or losses.
The question now is always to know, which is the currency that will become a new Ethereum, taking third place on the podium.

For those who can still continue to explore this type of mining, CPU and GPU, I suggest at this point to bet on several different currencies. Mining a little of each, to be better positioned for an eventual climb in the future.

For enthusiast crypto currency miners I believe they are willing to take a risk for 2000 EUR and try to populate this with good devices to generate coins,right now there is RTM-Raptoreum which has a great team behind but since the coin is not listed yet for trading in Binance it has a really low value and even I who am mining with just 2 processors make like 25-30 coins daily,imagine someone with that device with that hold place for other 28 devices to mine this coin,it can mine in 6 months quite a lot of them and if this coin increase in price which has a high probability as it will offer developers to make smart contracts there in 2-3 programming languages,it will be a great choice.

That might even be interesting, but at this time, with the price of energy rising all over the world, and the low value of CPU coins, I find it difficult to explore this type of mining.

CPU mining, in addition to consuming a lot of energy, also causes rapid wear to the chips. Which gives a very low durability. Therefore, I believe that CPU mining will only continue to be a small mining and that it is more for testing than anything else.

https://linuxgizmos.com/armedone-cluster-board-supports-up-to-28x-popular-computer-modules/
XXL Carrier-Board for all kinds of Compute Modules.