Topic: btcfpga vs bfl labs - page 2. (Read 3291 times)
How long will the preorder window remain open?
bfl policy is october ship.
right you need to really label your results there chum
doing what you just did up there, which is 4.5/163 = 0.027 (you need to insert the word gigahash here) or 27 megahash PER dollar
doing what you just did up there, which is 4.5/163 = 0.027 (you need to insert the word gigahash here) or 27 megahash PER dollar
Jalepeno gH/$: 0.023489932885906
Single Gh/$: 0.0307929176289453
MiniRig Gh/$: 0.0334459346466437
btcFPGA Gh/$: 0.0504672897196262
Single Gh/$: 0.0307929176289453
MiniRig Gh/$: 0.0334459346466437
btcFPGA Gh/$: 0.0504672897196262
Are you concerned that the very clear and unambiguous labels came before the numbers instead of after?
right you need to really label your results there chum
doing what you just did up there, which is 4.5/163 = 0.027 (you need to insert the word gigahash here) or 27 megahash PER dollar
doing what you just did up there, which is 4.5/163 = 0.027 (you need to insert the word gigahash here) or 27 megahash PER dollar
it's about the cost of EACH MEGAHASH
stop doing drugs over there you mothereffing brat
if you're trying to figure out the cost of each gigahash then you just need to multiply what i wrote by 1000
SO MOTHEREFFING LITERALLY BECAUSE YOUR ASS CANNOT COMPREHEND THIS, 1 gigahash produced by a jalapeno costs $36.2 dollars and the max total of 4.5 gigahash costs exactly $163
stop doing drugs over there you mothereffing brat
if you're trying to figure out the cost of each gigahash then you just need to multiply what i wrote by 1000
SO MOTHEREFFING LITERALLY BECAUSE YOUR ASS CANNOT COMPREHEND THIS, 1 gigahash produced by a jalapeno costs $36.2 dollars and the max total of 4.5 gigahash costs exactly $163
I explained to you clearly in my reply how I got my numbers and why they are correct, as are yours....
You are doing your numbers in $ per gH
I was doing mine in gH per ONE US DOLLAR
Each way of doing it is correct and shows the same information, it is really not that complicated. You are either a troll or a few clowns short of a circus. Either way, I'm not going to waste anymore energy trying to explain this to you because you are clearly mentally challenged.
it's about the cost of EACH MEGAHASH
stop doing drugs over there you mothereffing brat
if you're trying to figure out the cost of each gigahash then you just need to multiply what i wrote by 1000
SO MOTHEREFFING LITERALLY BECAUSE YOUR ASS CANNOT COMPREHEND THIS, 1 gigahash produced by a jalapeno costs $36.2 dollars and the max total of 4.5 gigahash costs exactly $163
stop doing drugs over there you mothereffing brat
if you're trying to figure out the cost of each gigahash then you just need to multiply what i wrote by 1000
SO MOTHEREFFING LITERALLY BECAUSE YOUR ASS CANNOT COMPREHEND THIS, 1 gigahash produced by a jalapeno costs $36.2 dollars and the max total of 4.5 gigahash costs exactly $163
can you learn how to divide properly?
if 1 gigahash = 0.0234 cents, then you're literally fakking saying that the jalapeno only costs 0.0234 x 4.5 gigahash = $0.1053 cents
what you're looking for is megahash per second
so 1 jalapeno = 4.5 gigahash or 4,500 megahash divided by 163(unit + shipping). 163/4500 = $0.036 cents per megahash
single = 60 gigahash or 60,000 megahash divided by 1333 = $0.022 cents per megahash
minirig = 1.5 terahash/1,500 gigahash/1,500,000 megahash divided by 29,899 = $0.019 cents
NOW FOR BTCFPGA's 54 gigahash machine, $1,100 w/ s/h
54 g or 54,000 megahash divdided by 1,100 = $0.020 cents
to match the minirig, you would have to buy 28 units of the above.
28 units x 54 gigahash = 1.512 terahash = $29,932 to 30k even
PLUS you would have to buy several multiple USB hubs to connect 28 computers to 1 computer, probably another 3-5 k right there.
if 1 gigahash = 0.0234 cents, then you're literally fakking saying that the jalapeno only costs 0.0234 x 4.5 gigahash = $0.1053 cents
what you're looking for is megahash per second
so 1 jalapeno = 4.5 gigahash or 4,500 megahash divided by 163(unit + shipping). 163/4500 = $0.036 cents per megahash
single = 60 gigahash or 60,000 megahash divided by 1333 = $0.022 cents per megahash
minirig = 1.5 terahash/1,500 gigahash/1,500,000 megahash divided by 29,899 = $0.019 cents
NOW FOR BTCFPGA's 54 gigahash machine, $1,100 w/ s/h
54 g or 54,000 megahash divdided by 1,100 = $0.020 cents
to match the minirig, you would have to buy 28 units of the above.
28 units x 54 gigahash = 1.512 terahash = $29,932 to 30k even
PLUS you would have to buy several multiple USB hubs to connect 28 computers to 1 computer, probably another 3-5 k right there.
I graduated 4th grade bro, I know how to divide. Can you learn to take a step back and think for a second instead of just automatically assuming I am wrong because I didn't calculate the numbers in the format that you think they should be calculated in?
You are regurgitating the same information in my post but in a different format. I suppose I didn't explain myself properly.... You are comparing the cost per gH and I was comparing the gH per 1USD$
If I would have seen the announcement BFL made before I made the post, you would see that you could plug those numbers in to proof the numbers you got, but because of the announcement that I hadn't seen yet, my numbers are wrong, not because I don't know how to divide.
PS:
3.5/149= 0.023489932885906
etc.
can you learn how to divide properly?
if 1 gigahash = 0.0234 cents, then you're literally fakking saying that the jalapeno only costs 0.0234 x 4.5 gigahash = $0.1053 cents
what you're looking for is megahash per second
so 1 jalapeno = 4.5 gigahash or 4,500 megahash divided by 163(unit + shipping). 163/4500 = $0.036 cents per megahash
single = 60 gigahash or 60,000 megahash divided by 1333 = $0.022 cents per megahash
minirig = 1.5 terahash/1,500 gigahash/1,500,000 megahash divided by 29,899 = $0.019 cents
NOW FOR BTCFPGA's 54 gigahash machine, $1,100 w/ s/h
54 g or 54,000 megahash divdided by 1,100 = $0.020 cents
to match the minirig, you would have to buy 28 units of the above.
28 units x 54 gigahash = 1.512 terahash = $29,932 to 30k even
PLUS you would have to buy several multiple USB hubs to connect 28 computers to 1 computer, probably another 3-5 k right there.
if 1 gigahash = 0.0234 cents, then you're literally fakking saying that the jalapeno only costs 0.0234 x 4.5 gigahash = $0.1053 cents
what you're looking for is megahash per second
so 1 jalapeno = 4.5 gigahash or 4,500 megahash divided by 163(unit + shipping). 163/4500 = $0.036 cents per megahash
single = 60 gigahash or 60,000 megahash divided by 1333 = $0.022 cents per megahash
minirig = 1.5 terahash/1,500 gigahash/1,500,000 megahash divided by 29,899 = $0.019 cents
NOW FOR BTCFPGA's 54 gigahash machine, $1,100 w/ s/h
54 g or 54,000 megahash divdided by 1,100 = $0.020 cents
to match the minirig, you would have to buy 28 units of the above.
28 units x 54 gigahash = 1.512 terahash = $29,932 to 30k even
PLUS you would have to buy several multiple USB hubs to connect 28 computers to 1 computer, probably another 3-5 k right there.
great post!
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
Actually, BTCFPGA made an announcement yesterday that they will be selling a 54Gh unit for $1060. See the announcement here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1229735
Jalepeno gH/$: 0.023489932885906
Single Gh/$: 0.0307929176289453
MiniRig Gh/$: 0.0334459346466437
btcFPGA Gh/$: 0.0504672897196262
Actually, I'm a bit off on these numbers... it seems BFL also made an announcement on the 29th here: https://forums.butterflylabs.com/content.php/117-Announcement-BFL-ASIC-Release-specifications
BFL's stats:
BitForce Jalapeno - 4.5gh/s @ 4.5w
BitForce Single SC - 60 GH/s @ 60w
BitForce MiniRig SC - 1,500 GH/s @ 1,500w
great post!
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
Actually, BTCFPGA made an announcement yesterday that they will be selling a 54Gh unit for $1060. See the announcement here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1229735
Jalepeno gH/$: 0.023489932885906
Single Gh/$: 0.0307929176289453
MiniRig Gh/$: 0.0334459346466437
btcFPGA Gh/$: 0.0504672897196262
would you like to name the OTHER one or what?
Look for chinese "Avalon" system on this forum.
great post!
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
but nothing beats the jalapeno or the single right now in gigahash per second
I think it's a no brainer...
I am going to place my ASIC order with BTCFPGA.
I am really glad I didn't order from BFL!
I am going to place my ASIC order with BTCFPGA.
- Tom is very transparent when it comes to his business and the upcoming ASIC.
- He is around to answer questions and for product support daily.
- But the main reason of why this is a no brainer, BTCFPGA out produces BFL on a $/gH basis, and that to me is a VERY big deal!
I am really glad I didn't order from BFL!
clearly i am only talking about one thing
If you are talking ASIC then as no-one has delivered anything yet, it is a little hard to say!
im going to need one of these if i buy 54 g x 20 = 1 terahash
http://gizmodo.com/5272436/49+port-usb-hub-houses-all-your-stupid-usb-gimmicks
http://gizmodo.com/5272436/49+port-usb-hub-houses-all-your-stupid-usb-gimmicks
I bought from butterfly labs on the hope that they'll have all pre-orders out by Christmas.
would you like to name the OTHER one or what?
also can I ask where you people are sourcing these custom designed boards?
also can I ask where you people are sourcing these custom designed boards?
Yes, at least one (not including our own project yet because of longer delivery time).
btcfpga does not have a terahash machine, that is the only problem, but in terms of price they are the best.
is there any other brand that is better?
is there any other brand that is better?
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