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Quote from: smoothrunnings on June 12, 2014, 06:37:55 AM

Where do I get the an up-to-date list of ASIC supported coins?

I have searched Google but can't find a current list anywhere.

Thanks,

look like you have mess in vocabularies.

ASIC (aplication specific intergrated circuit) is piece of hardware

SHA & Scrypt is princip of coding (algorythm)
there are also other types
N-Scrypt (mine using GPU) X-11 (mine with CPU)

coinchoose.com is indeed a nice list of various coins

most ASICs are made for solving SHA .. check this list https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

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Quote from: smoothrunnings on June 12, 2014, 06:37:55 AM

Where do I get the an up-to-date list of ASIC supported coins?

I have searched Google but can't find a current list anywhere.

Thanks,

definetely http://www.coinwarz.com/, you have everything there.

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You can also take a look at www.coinchoose.com but I have to agree, coinwarz.com should be the best.

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Quote from: Simon8x on June 12, 2014, 12:46:32 PM

Quote from: smoothrunnings on June 12, 2014, 08:10:49 AM

I may end up mining some of them then turning the coins in Bitcoin.

You may check coinwarz (http://www.coinwarz.com/) to get the most profitable coin at that moment, or use multipool (https://www.multipool.us) directly.

Absolutely check out coinwarz.com for decent list of alt's and what algorithms they use.

Also check out the following thread for a decent one-stop source for tons of info that is alt related.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/list-of-all-cryptocoins-134179

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Quote from: smoothrunnings on June 12, 2014, 08:10:49 AM

I may end up mining some of them then turning the coins in Bitcoin.

You may check coinwarz (http://www.coinwarz.com/) to get the most profitable coin at that moment, or use multipool (https://www.multipool.us) directly.

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Quote from: Relnarien on June 12, 2014, 07:08:32 AM

Currently, only ASICs for SHA256 and Scrypt are officially being sold in the public markets. An SHA256 ASIC can be used to mine any SHA256-based coin, while a Scrypt ASIC can be used to mine any Scrypt-based coin. Why do you need a list?

Because I would like to see what other ASIC SHA256 coins there are out there. I may end up mining some of them then turning the coins in Bitcoin.

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Coins that use SHA-256 or Scrypt can be mined with ASICs. SHA-256 ASICs can be used to mine SHA-256 coins like Bitcoin and Peercoin. Scrypt ASICs can be used to mine Scrypt coins like Litecoin and Dogecoin.

Check out Coinwarz.com. If a particular coin is labeled as being SHA-256 or Scrypt then it is mineable with ASICs.

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Currently, only ASICs for SHA256 and Scrypt are officially being sold in the public markets. An SHA256 ASIC can be used to mine any SHA256-based coin, while a Scrypt ASIC can be used to mine any Scrypt-based coin. Why do you need a list?

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Where do I get the an up-to-date list of ASIC supported coins?

I have searched Google but can't find a current list anywhere.

Thanks,

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