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Topic: ASICMINER: Entering the Future of ASIC Mining by Inventing It - page 184. (Read 3917058 times)

sr. member
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This I have been wondering too.

The fact RS hasn't been commenting too much could mean this is the case  Cool

Brief
ASICMiner Prisma is based on a proprietary X48 design for BE200. It greatly reduces power
consumption of the device per GH/s compared to the X24 design.

...

Power consumption: ~0.67 W/G board-wise. On-wall power consumption relies on PSU
efficiency. (typically 1050-1100 W per full device, 0.75-0.78 W/G)

Nice. I wonder how they managed to squeeze improve power efficiency by ~25% compared to the X24 design.

But even though this further destroys the mining competition, it probably requires nerves of steel to continue investing in miners at this time.


I'm also very impressed by this. Not only that they managed to squeeze so much power efficiency, but also the size of the device.

Regarding efficiency: Do I understand correctly that 0.75 W/G puts the Prisma at the top in terms of efficiency among devices that are currently shipping?
Is there any other company currently shipping devices with efficiency equal or greater to 0.75 W/G?

full member
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Brief
ASICMiner Prisma is based on a proprietary X48 design for BE200. It greatly reduces power
consumption of the device per GH/s compared to the X24 design.

...

Power consumption: ~0.67 W/G board-wise. On-wall power consumption relies on PSU
efficiency. (typically 1050-1100 W per full device, 0.75-0.78 W/G)

Nice. I wonder how they managed to squeeze improve power efficiency by ~25% compared to the X24 design.

But even though this further destroys the mining competition, it probably requires nerves of steel to continue investing in miners at this time.


I'm also very impressed by this. Not only that they managed to squeeze so much power efficiency, but also the size of the device.

Regarding efficiency: Do I understand correctly that 0.75 W/G puts the Prisma at the top in terms of efficiency among devices that are currently shipping?
Is there any other company currently shipping devices with efficiency equal or greater to 0.75 W/G?
legendary
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No, there won't be any stratum problem using cgminer with Raspberry PI.

So, we now have software that doesn't have the stratum problem. Meanwhile, the 2.4PH/s btcguild userid 566620 has disappeared in the past 48 hours, causing btcguild pool hash rate to dip significantly. And the 1H7FpBV8huVmPvt5eRzszAkgnERH2FaWvq address which luffy27 and others speculate to belong to AM has likewise stopped receiving payouts.

Disclaimer: correlation != causation.

This might have to do with my ealier prediction that AM's hashrate will soon be large enough to start self-mining again. They might be quitting BTCGuild in order to prepare for self-mining.

Disclaimer: Very speculative.

hell yea, plug em self-bitches in!

Disclamer: very enthusiatic Cheesy
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No, there won't be any stratum problem using cgminer with Raspberry PI.

So, we now have software that doesn't have the stratum problem. Meanwhile, the 2.4PH/s btcguild userid 566620 has disappeared in the past 48 hours, causing btcguild pool hash rate to dip significantly. And the 1H7FpBV8huVmPvt5eRzszAkgnERH2FaWvq address which luffy27 and others speculate to belong to AM has likewise stopped receiving payouts.

Disclaimer: correlation != causation.

This might have to do with my ealier prediction that AM's hashrate will soon be large enough to start self-mining again. They might be quitting BTCGuild in order to prepare for self-mining.

Disclaimer: Very speculative.
full member
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Merit: 100
No, there won't be any stratum problem using cgminer with Raspberry PI.

So, we now have software that doesn't have the stratum problem. Meanwhile, the 2.4PH/s btcguild userid 566620 has disappeared in the past 48 hours, causing btcguild pool hash rate to dip significantly. And the 1H7FpBV8huVmPvt5eRzszAkgnERH2FaWvq address which luffy27 and others speculate to belong to AM has likewise stopped receiving payouts.

Disclaimer: correlation != causation.
full member
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Why FC still trying to sell high performance miner(Prisma miner)?
He can run self-mining using them.

How do you know that he is not?  He might even be self-mining using even higher-density boards like with datatank.
hero member
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Friedcat's current decision is similar to the BDD market right now, made ever more crucial by the fiat rate and the fact he has inventory on hand to "SELL"
legendary
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Why FC still trying to sell high performance miner(Prisma miner)?
He can run self-mining using them.

With BTC prices being down he makes more selling than mining.  He is selling them for more than they can mine after electric costs.
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Why FC still trying to sell high performance miner(Prisma miner)?
He can run self-mining using them.
legendary
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Really surprised to see this competitive Prisma miner. Great job AM.

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Bitcoin: The People's Bailout
sorry i am new to the forum

is there  place you can see exactly how much and what days the last asic miner divs were paid. and also is there a master log for direct shares to see if your shares are listed

thanks

You can also see the amount of each dividend in BTC paid per share since July 17, 2013, on Havelock:
https://www.havelockinvestments.com/fund.php?symbol=AM1
legendary
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sorry i am new to the forum

is there  place you can see exactly how much and what days the last asic miner divs were paid. and also is there a master log for direct shares to see if your shares are listed

thanks

Confirmation of share transfer from friedcat is the only way to verify direct share ownership until the next dividend is paid.  Once the dividend comes out we will be able to see how many shares are assigned to each public address.

I plan on updating this spreadsheet of shareholders once the dividend comes out:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/ccc?key=0AnxKtjWqWJGodC1fR3JDSFBpZ2tGbjBqdzJoeFlpOXc&usp=sharing
hero member
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sorry i am new to the forum

is there  place you can see exactly how much and what days the last asic miner divs were paid. and also is there a master log for direct shares to see if your shares are listed

thanks
I use http://stats.takeco.in/
But I 'm not sure this is the best one. Let others help you.
newbie
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sorry i am new to the forum

is there  place you can see exactly how much and what days the last asic miner divs were paid. and also is there a master log for direct shares to see if your shares are listed

thanks
legendary
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Ad maiora!
Over at the hardware thread it's like you can hear the applause and champaign popping.

You are wrong Smiley

It was early after the announcement. Of course it only took a few hours for all the whiners and cassandras to come out and play. This is a good miner, better than the competition. Anyway, I'm going to interpret prisms as great news so phooey on you!
sr. member
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What I hear is the whoosh of wind leaving the profitability sails of other miner manufacturers. It is pretty clear FC is opening a bag of hurt on the SP35 and others. I wouldn't want to try to compete with the cost reduction capabilities of Chinese manufacturers.
legendary
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Over at the hardware thread it's like you can hear the applause and champaign popping.

You are wrong Smiley
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legendary
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Ad maiora!
If FC can keep pulling rabbits out of his hat like this prisma my investor confidence is no threat. If I were the competition I would feel the threat. I'd be very soon out of work! Kill it!
I'm not even worried. Anticipating divs not even so much. It impresses me the prisma's power efficiency. Over at the hardware thread it's like you can hear the applause and champaign popping.
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