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All three new batch 1s are hashing. They're only running @ 300Mhz as I haven't yet flashed them, but they're all in tip top shape and working for us now. Hello 1.4Th/s.
Cheers.
Pssst.... time to update the OP!Cheers.
He can do that later. Right now, there are Avies to config!
MOAR VIRTUAL MONAAAAAYZ!
More volts = more money. :p At least with GPU's lol. (but that's bad advice, don't actually use it lol)
All three new batch 1s are hashing. They're only running @ 300Mhz as I haven't yet flashed them, but they're all in tip top shape and working for us now. Hello 1.4Th/s.
Cheers.
Pssst.... time to update the OP!Cheers.
He can do that later. Right now, there are Avies to config!
All three new batch 1s are hashing. They're only running @ 300Mhz as I haven't yet flashed them, but they're all in tip top shape and working for us now. Hello 1.4Th/s.
Cheers.
Pssst.... time to update the OP! Cheers.
Take it easy, long way to go..You have to write some stories also, the big versions of whats on the btct.co details so you really can refer to the website and every soul knows what bASIC-Mining is about
Copy + Paste...check.
Definitely looks awesome! demzie!
Can't wait until I have enough funds to buy a share of bASIC. Right now I'm playing with penny shares (read 50 cents or less ) but hopefully in the coming week or two I can gather the funds for a share of bASIC.
Can't wait until I have enough funds to buy a share of bASIC. Right now I'm playing with penny shares (read 50 cents or less
) but hopefully in the coming week or two I can gather the funds for a share of bASIC. Thanks!
Sneak preview: http://i.imgur.com/yD65O4z.jpg 
225 - 250gh/s yes. They need a firmware update and some cooling mods to squeeze the most out of them, but batch 1s tend to overclock very well.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Awesome! Any ETA of when they'll be up and fully functional?
One hour, perhaps 90mins if there are snags. Avalons are easy to get along with. It'll take me a few days to a week to get them tuned to max performance, but they'll be up and running very soon.
225 - 250gh/s yes. They need a firmware update and some cooling mods to squeeze the most out of them, but batch 1s tend to overclock very well.
Cheers.
Awesome! Any ETA of when they'll be up and fully functional? Cheers.
This is assuming difficulty continues to double as fast as it does. Well, OK, there's Moore's law and all.
However there are many other likely things that can happen in the future:
* finding places with cheap electricity
* having better energy sources (you could even run a 100% solar power operation, stopping the miners when you don't have your free power if it really is expensive)
* bitcoin price going up
However there are many other likely things that can happen in the future:
* finding places with cheap electricity
* having better energy sources (you could even run a 100% solar power operation, stopping the miners when you don't have your free power if it really is expensive)
* bitcoin price going up
I have investigated the solar power aspect. It is not cheaper than current electricity costs in my area. In fact if you do all of the work of installing the panels yourself, buy them as a skid and don't include any batteries for storage, you're looking at $1.50 per watt (that's watt!) installed. Not if you live near some high tension lines and have a little copper coil setup... well that would be illegal!
Take care
This is assuming difficulty continues to double as fast as it does. Well, OK, there's Moore's law and all.
This isn't related to Moore's law in any way. We simply know that a lot of ASIC mining devices are being manufactured, and many of them will be more efficient than the current generation.
Extrapolation simply gives you an idea how fast this process is.
IMHO, It is directly related to both Moore's first and second law. Inititally, there was more demand for FPGAs/ASICs and now there is more demand for efficiency and speed in these. Speeds have and will double every 18 months to 2 years and price will reflect that. Perhaps the network will even reach an equilibrium at some point - provided the concept of a digital currency can adapt.
Take care
companies are catching up to the 28nm process (very quickly) then there are the 20-22nm processes and the upcoming 14nm processes
bitcoin might want to be $1000 before the next block reward split, because the transaction fees are still really small
This is assuming difficulty continues to double as fast as it does. Well, OK, there's Moore's law and all.
This isn't related to Moore's law in any way. We simply know that a lot of ASIC mining devices are being manufactured, and many of them will be more efficient than the current generation.
Extrapolation simply gives you an idea how fast this process is.
IMHO, It is directly related to both Moore's first and second law. Inititally, there was more demand for FPGAs/ASICs and now there is more demand for efficiency and speed in these. Speeds have and will double every 18 months to 2 years and price will reflect that. Perhaps the network will even reach an equilibrium at some point - provided the concept of a digital currency can adapt.
Take care
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