and there was a cointerra pci-e card - or did that never get made?
maybe he's talking about this also possibly dubious announcement which mentions pcie
https://news.bitcoin.com/gmo-to-invest-10-billion-yen-in-its-own-7-nm-5-nm-and-3-5-nm-dedicated-bitcoin-mining-chips/
Topic: Comprehensive list of BTC Miners. (Read 1043 times)
I've seen ASIC chips with PCI contacts. Would it be absurd for me to postulate a DIY ASIC miner with a modified OS or some type of special mining software with the PCI ASIC mining chips or does that sound insane? I'm still learning a lot about the ASIC chips and miners
And still learning apparently about electronics in general... Kudos for that but....Chips do not use contacts like that of any sort -- boards do. Chips either use pins, pads, or balls for contacts.
You talking about the old BFL Monarch-style miner cards? Yes they plugged into PCIe slots but were still actually USB devices.
Uh, what? Where did you see that?
I've seen ASIC chips with PCI contacts. Would it be absurd for me to postulate a DIY ASIC miner with a modified OS or some type of special mining software with the PCI ASIC mining chips or does that sound insane? I'm still learning a lot about the ASIC chips and miners
lol at the S9 is King comment. If its King of RMA then you'll be spot on.
NO...8 are on the floor NOT running...till Oct 1st new locale....
But thanks for rubbing salt in the wound
But thanks for rubbing salt in the wound
Do you have one running?
LIST SCHMIST...S9 IS KING....LONG LIVE THE S9...
In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.
True, but the alternative is a loud-ass miner that isn't meant to be anywhere near a home. It's a shame Bitmain have such a mining hardware monopoly and other companies aren't willing to sell chips nor miners. I definitely misworded that though. Perhaps someone can come up with a less power dense design that doesn't need static pressure to push air through tiny heatsinks like the S9/T9 and is quiet. In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.
This. Still running half of one actually lol.
In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.
Don't forget about the T9 and the R4 from Bitmain. Seems everyone forgets about these nowadays even though the latter is the perfect home miner, albeit with bad quality control.
I think this is the actual problem from Bitmain in all of their products.
Don't forget about the T9 and the R4 from Bitmain. Seems everyone forgets about these nowadays even though the latter is the perfect home miner, albeit with bad quality control.
There are some threads but the were not sticky.
See overview of currently latest (available Hardware):
ASIC Miners:
#Bitmain - Antminer S9
#Ebang - Ebit E9
#Canaan - Avalon 741
ASIC USB Miners:
#GekkoScience - 2Pac
For more info, use search with the respective terms.
See overview of currently latest (available Hardware):
ASIC Miners:
#Bitmain - Antminer S9
#Ebang - Ebit E9
#Canaan - Avalon 741
ASIC USB Miners:
#GekkoScience - 2Pac
For more info, use search with the respective terms.
Surprised there isn't a sticky or list of all the ASIC(and usb stick) manufacturers somewhere. Does this exist somewhere?
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