Topic: GPU is DEAD --- ASIC is taking over and Fast. - page 2. (Read 7844 times)
I mined back in the CPU days, solo mined a few blocks of 200btc each. Once GPU mining started, i dropped off the radar for a few years and then got a very early buy with BFL. after waiting nearly a year i got my 2 jalapenos (the 7.5GH upgrades ones) and made all of the money back on those in like 2 weeks. Since then it's been all profit and even now I would not shut them down. The electricity use is tiny, i have them run by a low power laptop, and it gives me more btc to spend.
Yep, GPU mining is dead, don't even consider it.
The farm I have is just to donate my hash rate to the network, I don't make any profit. If you're mining now with GPUs, I will be kind and pay you $100 of each 7950 and $150 for each 7970. Otherwise you will be ruined.
I do this because I care, not for profit.
The farm I have is just to donate my hash rate to the network, I don't make any profit. If you're mining now with GPUs, I will be kind and pay you $100 of each 7950 and $150 for each 7970. Otherwise you will be ruined.
I do this because I care, not for profit.
GPU may be dead on LTC mining sooner.
gpu mining on ltc is already crap
i think people must be ignoring the depreciation in their equipment & valuing their time at $0/hr
GPU may be dead on LTC mining sooner.
GPU mining is only dead for Bitcoins. There are other coins out there folks. 
True, but other coin are useless.
Bitcoin became the GOLD of all the other digital currency because companies began accepting it as a valid Currency.
Unless those coins jump high and price, AND you could exchange it for REAL CASH, then it will be worth something.
GPU mining is only dead for Bitcoins. There are other coins out there folks.
That is correct, GPU mining is dead unless you have access to cheap power... but all in all I would say yes GPU mining is not affective for Bitcoin mining. Especially when you look at the cost of entry into the GPU mining field. Maybe for some of the other cryptos though... I mean looking at a difficulty of over 50M today, and climbing at a steady rate due to the multiple entries of ASIC based platform's.
All e more reason to mine alternative coin
Xian, PM me, I will make you a serious offer for your 7970's.
I'm sorry in poor English
Have a serious drawback one an ASIC. I may not only operate on its own
Game can also be the GPU. Should I rewritten on a different circuit also in the FPGA.
Have a serious drawback one an ASIC. I may not only operate on its own
Game can also be the GPU. Should I rewritten on a different circuit also in the FPGA.
Just powered down my last GPU miners after taking delivery of another bunch of AM Erupter USB's.
Feels strange not hearing loud fans anymore... The house is eerily quiet now.
Feels strange not hearing loud fans anymore... The house is eerily quiet now.
All I can say is I'm glad I kept my ASIC shares, for anyone not into mining or just can't afford an avalon. I would recommend ASIC shares, they will treat you well I assure you. Always some floating around on here, try catch some for a good price.
The GPU world is imploding on itself. The more GPUs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more GPUs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
The CPU world is imploding on itself. The more CPUs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more CPUs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
The CPU world is imploding on itself. The more CPUs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more CPUs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
The ASIC world is imploding on itself. The more ASICs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more ASICs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
A self defeating spiral downwards in profitability.
A self defeating spiral downwards in profitability.
I am pretty sure people buy more ASICs when it is highly profitable, and reduce buying when it gets less profitable...
Ever since I first started researching crypto currency back in May, I laughed at the folly of those who laid out big bucks for ASICs that weren't shipped for a year. I am now unhappy to see that the ASICS are finally coming out, and fast, it seems. Thereby ruining the BTC difficulty for anyone not using ASICs.
But the people who are laughing all the way to the back are the ASIC manufacturers, who are mining with them FIRST, then after a few months they take their profits from each unit and sell the unit to you, ostensibly as a new one.
I am also happy to see that ASICs are useless for anything but BitCoin, so they can have BitCoin. I have all my hashing power on DigitalCoin right now, and even a small rise in price will be very profitable for me. I am considering mining LiteCoin too.
The ASIC world is imploding on itself. The more ASICs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more ASICs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
A self defeating spiral downwards in profitability.
But the people who are laughing all the way to the back are the ASIC manufacturers, who are mining with them FIRST, then after a few months they take their profits from each unit and sell the unit to you, ostensibly as a new one.
I am also happy to see that ASICs are useless for anything but BitCoin, so they can have BitCoin. I have all my hashing power on DigitalCoin right now, and even a small rise in price will be very profitable for me. I am considering mining LiteCoin too.
The ASIC world is imploding on itself. The more ASICs out there, the higher the difficulty, the less profit each unit makes, so people buy more ASICs, which raises the difficulty, so they again get less profit, etc.....
A self defeating spiral downwards in profitability.
That I didn't know. So they make the device use it for them self and most likely sell the use one as new. Monopoly?
No way to join their pool,
LoLNot a Monopoly. Just one company. You are confusing ASIC devices with this company. There are currently 3 companies actively selling devices: BFL, Avalon and ASICminer. They all sell ASIC devices.
Unless you just don't know what the word monopoly means. In which case, you are correct in what they do. They sold shares in mid-2012 to fund the development of their devices (as said above).
Looks like you missed the sticky about blockchain.info
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
That I didn't know. So they make the device use it for them self and most likely sell the use one as new. Monopoly?
No way to join their pool,
LoL
they are not a pool
they are a company that sold shares to fund the development and manufacture of ASIC hardware, once they produced hardware they pay their shareholders a dividend on mining earnings (this was always their business plan), then they started producing some hardware for sale - more profits for shareholders.
you cannot join the non-pool, but you can buy shares in the company
Hope thats a help
Looks like you missed the sticky about blockchain.info
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
That I didn't know. So they make the device use it for them self and most likely sell the use one as new. Monopoly?
No way to join their pool,
LoL
Looks like you missed the sticky about blockchain.info
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
here is a more accurate list http://blockorigin.pfoe.be/top.php
ASIC is taking over fast, but asicminer is just one company manufacturing and mining on ASIC hardware, they were added to the "Pool list" after they started solo mining.
you are correct though for Bitcoin miners without very cheap or free power GPU is DEAD
ASIC Miners are taking over and very fast.
According BlockChain.info its taking over around 1% per day of Hashrate Distribution and its increasing.
Its currently accounts of 19% of all Hashrate Distribution.
4 Days ago it was 16%.
An estimation of hashrate distribution amongst the largest mining pools
http://blockchain.info/pools
According BlockChain.info its taking over around 1% per day of Hashrate Distribution and its increasing.
Its currently accounts of 19% of all Hashrate Distribution.
4 Days ago it was 16%.
An estimation of hashrate distribution amongst the largest mining pools
http://blockchain.info/pools
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