BFL CEO: U have PM, I'm not here to advertise something.
By the way, I haven't said nothing against this, I'm just saying "where is the news? It has achieved good results? There are some noteworthy hashrate?", a PIC of an FPGA with DRAM means nothing.
Topic: A RAM based fpga LTC miner - page 4. (Read 13835 times)
…Looks at LTC difficulty, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Looks at current LTC value, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Idiot
…Looks at current LTC value, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Idiot
this would be an FPGA not a ASIC! FPGA's didn't kill the bitcoin world and they won't kill the litecoin world either
Yet another FPGA with RAM.
What's new here ?
I have seen tons of pics like this in the last 3 months, and today I still can't say STFU AND TAKE MY MONEY.
What's new here ?
I have seen tons of pics like this in the last 3 months, and today I still can't say STFU AND TAKE MY MONEY.
You've seen tons of pictures like this? Can you point me to those pictures because I've never seen a picture like the above.
Yet another FPGA with RAM.
What's new here ?
I have seen tons of pics like this in the last 3 months, and today I still can't say STFU AND TAKE MY MONEY.
What's new here ?
I have seen tons of pics like this in the last 3 months, and today I still can't say STFU AND TAKE MY MONEY.
…Looks at LTC difficulty, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Looks at current LTC value, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Idiot
…Looks at current LTC value, without existence of Scrypt Asics....
…Idiot
Seems like fun project.
I waiting for numbers, but I guess GPUs are safe for now
I waiting for numbers, but I guess GPUs are safe for now
It may not be economical yet.
Seems this design employs several independent memory buses, so the price of FPGAs will be measured not in LUT/$, but in pin/$. Great time for people with access to used components market. 
A million Quark question: where all the GPU hashpower will go when this thing will be released?
We don't know if this thing will be released. It may not be economical yet. It is an inevitability that dedicated devices to mine LTC (and clones) will eventually be created though. The creators made sure of that by crippling it's memory hardness (LTC 128KB max scratchpad vs Scrypt default 16MB) I would imagine when that happens most GPUs will end up on ebay.
A million Quark question: where all the GPU hashpower will go when this thing will be released?
I'm not watching.
I am surprised BFL isn't already accepting pre-orders for a 1 MH/s "Litecoin Single" and 100 MH/s "Litecoin minirig" with delivery in 4-6 weeks (TM).
I'm not watching.
Bzzzzzzzzzzz 
mark.
interesting to have 1..pls
interesting to have 1..pls
Hmm. If this is real... 
Looks pretty real. Just a matter of if it works or how well it works (and if you can add multiple chips to the board)I am thinking for 100kh+ maybe even more I am guessing it is using multiple ram sticks to get the bandwidths up and the latency down and it wont need that if its only a couple of kh
Hmm. If this is real...
Looks pretty real. Just a matter of if it works or how well it works (and if you can add multiple chips to the board) 
Hmm. If this is real...
watching
Watchin.
Nice....
I'd be interested to see the numbers as well.
Good going
I'd be interested to see the numbers as well.
Good going
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