Topic: BFL MONARCH 600 gigahash (Read 1301 times)
Yeah, unless you got time on your hands, money to burn, and confidence that the difficulty factor won't be in the 300 trillions or so by then.
yeah, I would just avoid this product.
In the year 2525... if bitcoin's still alive... if BFL can survive... we may fi-i-ind...
( cue guitars )
Its because the actual ship date wont be until the year 2020.
Howdy.
Speaking as a relatively uneducated and ignorant Okie, I think you are seeing the difference between 65nm tech and 28nm. Look at the space requirements for the minirig, and then the monarch which fits in a double PCI-express slot. Be warned, though, that this product probably doesn't exist anywhere on planet earth ATM. I'd pay four grand for one today, but not six-eight-ten months down the road. I found the disclaimer about "If you are uncomfortable waiting until development is complete and the product is shipped, do NOT pre-order this product" humorous and a bit touchy, after all the heat BFL has probably dissapated over the last year's order to delivery rigamarole.
https://products.butterflylabs.com/homepage-new-products/600-gh-bitcoin-mining-card.html
russell
The amount of GPUS it would take to perform as well as this BFL monarch
would be 1.21 gigawatts. Great Scott!
would be 1.21 gigawatts. Great Scott!
why is it only 4-5 thousand dollars as compared to the mini-rig?
does the parts for the mini-rig cost more? this makes no sense to me!
shouldn't newer parts mean higher cost? also higher hashing power also mean higher cost?
please no weirdo posts in here
does the parts for the mini-rig cost more? this makes no sense to me!
shouldn't newer parts mean higher cost? also higher hashing power also mean higher cost?
please no weirdo posts in here
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