Topic: Gridseed GC3355 -Hybrid Scrypt/SHA256 ASIC - page 17. (Read 107971 times)
I hope Script only version which can suppport 300khs ? If install 16 chips, and make a 5Mhps, it is $2000~3000 values now.
What is the serial cable for? OMG don't it even have USB? What year is this? 
COM/RS232 is very usual for Development - saves cost for protoyping 
Meh. Time to start learning Mandarin. Maybe eventually I'll be able to do better translations than google translate ;/.
Start with traditional it is much more easy. At least people say so. 
Meh. Time to start learning Mandarin. Maybe eventually I'll be able to do better translations than google translate ;/.
Its sinfull to make a miner in this size with tis haspower? Maybe only for ltc.
Most of asicminers with this hp are in the size of a BE USB.
Some one saw the prices or where to buy?
Most of asicminers with this hp are in the size of a BE USB.
Some one saw the prices or where to buy?
Well I find this http://www.cybtc.com/thread-3396-1-1.html
www.diginforce.com leads to a default apache web server page.
What is the serial/vga cable for?
http://www.cybtc.com/data/attachment/forum/201312/09/171936dlxf6p0pwl6ffdq5.jpg
That's a massive heatsink for 1 chip! The fans don't look like they are soldered to anything either!
http://www.cybtc.com/data/attachment/forum/201312/09/171938zj36zyqlqtqvuo3u.jpg
www.diginforce.com leads to a default apache web server page.
What is the serial/vga cable for?
http://www.cybtc.com/data/attachment/forum/201312/09/171936dlxf6p0pwl6ffdq5.jpg
That's a massive heatsink for 1 chip! The fans don't look like they are soldered to anything either!
http://www.cybtc.com/data/attachment/forum/201312/09/171938zj36zyqlqtqvuo3u.jpg
Via google translate
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GC3355 evaluation version of a single-chip power line + a + serial cable. PS: If your computer does not have COM ports, please reprovision two USB to serial cable
Well I find this http://www.cybtc.com/thread-3396-1-1.html
www.diginforce.com leads to a default apache web server page.
What is the serial cable for? OMG don't it even have USB? What year is this?
That's a massive heatsink for 1 chip! The fans don't look like they are soldered to anything in either photo!
Today we decide big coolers are no longer in fasion, and fans are so yesterday, LoL!
No wait, we hear you still like big coolers, we added USB and shrunk our board!
I only hope it's real just for sake of the network, anything opposite to cloud centralization, has my best wishes!
www.diginforce.com leads to a default apache web server page.
What is the serial cable for? OMG don't it even have USB? What year is this?
That's a massive heatsink for 1 chip! The fans don't look like they are soldered to anything in either photo!
Today we decide big coolers are no longer in fasion, and fans are so yesterday, LoL!
No wait, we hear you still like big coolers, we added USB and shrunk our board!
I only hope it's real just for sake of the network, anything opposite to cloud centralization, has my best wishes!
Gridseed have a special area in our forum
where they post their news by the ID： Gridchip
http://www.cybtc.com/forum-83-1.html
Hey,where they post their news by the ID： Gridchip
http://www.cybtc.com/forum-83-1.html
Saying our means that you are local right? Or at least you do understand Chinese better than us. Is there any info available about bulk chip prices out there?
Thank you
Gridseed have a special area in our forum
where they post their news by the ID： Gridchip
http://www.cybtc.com/forum-83-1.html
where they post their news by the ID： Gridchip
http://www.cybtc.com/forum-83-1.html
Scrypt requires high speed access to memory so I'm gonna say this is bull until there is some evidence it works.
its demonstrated already..
where? [Anyone have a video link showing them hashing?]
any news/updates ?
well well well, its time to save some bitcoins 
It's likely that ltc price will rise as more people spend more money to mine it, similar to bitcoin. It'll also have more people materially invested in the coins talking about them, also the same result. If Bitcoin price raises to $5k, people will want to get on the next profitable coin. Maybe ltc goes to 250-500.
+1
I think LTC will be a good invest.
Need more cheap LTC right now
People mine Litecoin, because it's not Nitcoin.
If I had to buy an ASIC to mine Litecoin, why would I bother, I might as well just buy an ASIC to mine Bitcoin.
Buy what you want, i don't care.
Mine probably https://github.com/kramble/FPGA-Litecoin-Miner though senseless should confirm.
Yes, I'm using your code.
It's likely that ltc price will rise as more people spend more money to mine it, similar to bitcoin. It'll also have more people materially invested in the coins talking about them, also the same result. If Bitcoin price raises to $5k, people will want to get on the next profitable coin. Maybe ltc goes to 250-500.
+1
I think LTC will be a good invest.
Need more cheap LTC right now
People mine Litecoin, because it's not Bitcoin.
If I had to buy an ASIC to mine Litecoin, why would I bother, I might as well just buy an ASIC to mine Bitcoin.
It's likely that ltc price will rise as more people spend more money to mine it, similar to bitcoin. It'll also have more people materially invested in the coins talking about them, also the same result. If Bitcoin price raises to $5k, people will want to get on the next profitable coin. Maybe ltc goes to 250-500.
+1
I think LTC will be a good invest.
Need more cheap LTC right now
It's likely that ltc price will rise as more people spend more money to mine it, similar to bitcoin. It'll also have more people materially invested in the coins talking about them, also the same result. If Bitcoin price raises to $5k, people will want to get on the next profitable coin. Maybe ltc goes to 250-500.
Woah!, Now i wonder if Litecoin is going to crash, or skyrocket from the network now having Litecoin mining chips.
Im intrested to see how this turns out... and weather or not i should buy some "cheap" litecoins
Im intrested to see how this turns out... and weather or not i should buy some "cheap" litecoins
OOPS, I'm a little bit late to this thread.
Mine probably https://github.com/kramble/FPGA-Litecoin-Miner though senseless should confirm.
The code gets around 16kHash/sec on a LX150 with 4MBit RAM, TMTO LOOKAHEAD_GAP=4 and 16 threads. Or 60kHash/sec on a ztex quad 1.15y board. Its not the most efficient implementation, but its the best I've come up with to date. Someone with a bit more expertise should be able to push this up a bit (it only clocks at around 64MHz and 30% LUT utilization).
Coincidentally the spec quoted for the Gridseed device per LTC unit is pretty much identical to my results, so its certainly possible, though they will probably be clocking it a lot faster and using less RAM overall.
Hey senseless, which code are you using for LTC? Thanks a lot
Mine probably https://github.com/kramble/FPGA-Litecoin-Miner though senseless should confirm.
The code gets around 16kHash/sec on a LX150 with 4MBit RAM, TMTO LOOKAHEAD_GAP=4 and 16 threads. Or 60kHash/sec on a ztex quad 1.15y board. Its not the most efficient implementation, but its the best I've come up with to date. Someone with a bit more expertise should be able to push this up a bit (it only clocks at around 64MHz and 30% LUT utilization).
Coincidentally the spec quoted for the Gridseed device per LTC unit is pretty much identical to my results, so its certainly possible, though they will probably be clocking it a lot faster and using less RAM overall.
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