Topic: Acorn M.2 FPGA based GPU Accelerator - page 71. (Read 73496 times)
Filled the survey. Waiting anxiously for next step.
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You speak of 30 MH of increase using it of hybrid form, that increase with how many GPU's would be?, You have approximate date of commercialization? A greeting from Spain.
Maybe I missed it, but some clarification would be needed..
Is the bump in hash per gpu or combined bump per gpu group?
I have the exact same question re: the ballpark 30 MH figure.
I was also disappointed that the GTX 970 and RX 550 aren't on the list. I'm a baller on a budget!
Finally, (another repeated question) does the software work in combination with existing mining software to bridge the gap between the GPU and FGPA or does it do all the mining itself?
Incidentally could researchers benefit from it to do whatever research it is they do with GPUs?
They aren’t excluded, just not listed in the priority for testing survey.
Why is http://www.squirrelsresearch.com/ redirecting me to https://shortener.godaddy.com/?
Getting the dynamic coin prices in order to calculate profitability here is turning out to be a hassle:
http://www.whattominefpga.com/index.php/fpga-assist
Does anyone have a script that they would be willing to share?
Intent is to input the Acorn or Acorn+GPU hash for an algo and return back a list of coins in profitability order.
Defaults, multiple algos, etc. to follow.
Here's a more detailed description of my problem:
https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/generate-a-calculated-report-based-on-an-input-value
http://www.whattominefpga.com/index.php/fpga-assist
Does anyone have a script that they would be willing to share?
Intent is to input the Acorn or Acorn+GPU hash for an algo and return back a list of coins in profitability order.
Defaults, multiple algos, etc. to follow.
Here's a more detailed description of my problem:
https://www.concrete5.org/community/forums/customizing_c5/generate-a-calculated-report-based-on-an-input-value
GPU,
Will your existing webstore be the sales channel?
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Will your existing webstore be the sales channel?
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Can anyone find a link to the Discord server mentioned in the first post?
I think this may be the one
https://discord.gg/3B27dWD
Thanks. Specifically the the #gpuhoarder-products channel since it seems to be a shared Discord for discussion of multiple FPGAs or FPGAs in general.
Is there a MOQ?
Survey filled out. What do I need to do next?
Sit back and wait...
The developers have a lot to do so the more they are distracted, the longer this will take.
A month or two.
I'm sure they will mail everyone who did the survey as soon as there are news
Survey done. Will purchase upon availability.
Survey filled out. What do I need to do next?
Sit back and wait...
The developers have a lot to do so the more they are distracted, the longer this will take.
Survey filled out. What do I need to do next?
Sit back and wait...
The developers have a lot to do so the more they are distracted, the longer this will take.
Survey filled out. What do I need to do next?
Can anyone find a link to the Discord server mentioned in the first post?
I think this may be the one
https://discord.gg/3B27dWD
So what's the best cost/performance effective option for those of us with several GPUs sitting on motherboards such as the ASUS B250 which has 18 pci-e x1 slots? Will there be some standard go-to motherboard? I would like that very much and don't mind paying for it as long as it fits in with performance/cost considerations.
And... I've completed some survey but I don't know how accurately anyone could realistically hope to evaluate such surveys given that the consumers completing the survey still do not have accurate performance statistics or proof of concept.
I'm ready to purchase as many as would be feasible for a 14 GPU rig and perhaps more later but that all depends on performance and trust.
And... I've completed some survey but I don't know how accurately anyone could realistically hope to evaluate such surveys given that the consumers completing the survey still do not have accurate performance statistics or proof of concept.
I'm ready to purchase as many as would be feasible for a 14 GPU rig and perhaps more later but that all depends on performance and trust.
Well said. I would like to purchase as many as I need for 14 rigs but still need clarity on a variety of things.
Can anyone find a link to the Discord server mentioned in the first post?
So what's the best cost/performance effective option for those of us with several GPUs sitting on motherboards such as the ASUS B250 which has 18 pci-e x1 slots? Will there be some standard go-to motherboard? I would like that very much and don't mind paying for it as long as it fits in with performance/cost considerations.
And... I've completed some survey but I don't know how accurately anyone could realistically hope to evaluate such surveys given that the consumers completing the survey still do not have accurate performance statistics or proof of concept.
I'm ready to purchase as many as would be feasible for a 14 GPU rig and perhaps more later but that all depends on performance and trust.
And... I've completed some survey but I don't know how accurately anyone could realistically hope to evaluate such surveys given that the consumers completing the survey still do not have accurate performance statistics or proof of concept.
I'm ready to purchase as many as would be feasible for a 14 GPU rig and perhaps more later but that all depends on performance and trust.
I would also be interested in quite a few 
But yes, some clarifications would be nice first - for example hashrates increases in various algos.
But yes, some clarifications would be nice first - for example hashrates increases in various algos.
There are already lots of m.2 adapters available for x4 PCI-E, like this one: https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4RE5AU2769
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