Topic: LIGHTNINGASIC LA100M,100MHS SCRYPT Miner, USD1999; LA1THS, USD1750.shipped out! - page 16. (Read 309063 times)

Quote from: Biffa on June 03, 2014, 06:48:42 PM

Are those A2 terminators ever gonna come down in price? This price is pathetic, gridseeds are better at current prices and with all the crap coming online over the next couple of months why would anyone pay that much for the terminators..not bitching, just looking for an excuse to buy one but no matter how hard I try I can't rationalize paying that much, makes more sense to buy the cheaper gridseed blades.

It would take 16K usd in blades to get 80Mh
-Bobby

$11185 at current stock price $699

Or $9840 at current sale prices ($615)

this price usd699 for g-blade is no sense. this price didn't cover the psu, rpi cost, and express charge. if you calculate all cost, its much expensive than LA90M.
LA90M is more easy to manage,and setup big farm.

Agreed, much easier to manage 1 machine than 19 blades, cables, rpi etc

Just commenting on blade price which was wrong before.

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Quote from: bobby35ny on June 03, 2014, 06:36:14 PM

Quote from: bobby35ny on June 03, 2014, 06:36:14 PM

Are those A2 terminators ever gonna come down in price? This price is pathetic, gridseeds are better at current prices and with all the crap coming online over the next couple of months why would anyone pay that much for the terminators..not bitching, just looking for an excuse to buy one but no matter how hard I try I can't rationalize paying that much, makes more sense to buy the cheaper gridseed blades.

It would take 16K usd in blades to get 80Mh
-Bobby

$11185 at current stock price $699

Or $9840 at current sale prices ($615)

this price usd699 for g-blade is no sense. this price didn't cover the psu, rpi cost, and express charge. if you calculate all cost, its much expensive than LA90M.
LA90M is more easy to manage,and setup big farm.

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Where are those sale prices at?

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Are those A2 terminators ever gonna come down in price? This price is pathetic, gridseeds are better at current prices and with all the crap coming online over the next couple of months why would anyone pay that much for the terminators..not bitching, just looking for an excuse to buy one but no matter how hard I try I can't rationalize paying that much, makes more sense to buy the cheaper gridseed blades.

It would take 16K usd in blades to get 80Mh
-Bobby

$11185 at current stock price $699

Or $9840 at current sale prices ($615)

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Quote from: Xell on June 03, 2014, 06:38:41 AM

Are those A2 terminators ever gonna come down in price? This price is pathetic, gridseeds are better at current prices and with all the crap coming online over the next couple of months why would anyone pay that much for the terminators..not bitching, just looking for an excuse to buy one but no matter how hard I try I can't rationalize paying that much, makes more sense to buy the cheaper gridseed blades.

It would take 16K usd in blades to get 80Mh
-Bobby

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Are those A2 terminators ever gonna come down in price? This price is pathetic, gridseeds are better at current prices and with all the crap coming online over the next couple of months why would anyone pay that much for the terminators..not bitching, just looking for an excuse to buy one but no matter how hard I try I can't rationalize paying that much, makes more sense to buy the cheaper gridseed blades.

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Quote from: asiabtc on June 03, 2014, 02:01:18 AM

Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

No. I mean what n-factor are you going to support. Look at chart for reference. http://ultracoin.net/nfactor.html

its changeable, not fixed.

orz...

Read the question:
Upto which N are you going to support?

upping the N value will at some point make your GPU Rigs useless as well.. It's not just ASICS. So don't get too excited.

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Quote from: asiabtc on June 03, 2014, 02:01:18 AM

Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

No. I mean what n-factor are you going to support. Look at chart for reference. http://ultracoin.net/nfactor.html

its changeable, not fixed.

orz...

Read the question:
Upto which N are you going to support?

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You guys better start selling your vertcoins.. there is no escape from asics.. Grin

Quote from: asiabtc on June 03, 2014, 02:01:18 AM

Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

No. I mean what n-factor are you going to support. Look at chart for reference. http://ultracoin.net/nfactor.html

its changeable, not fixed.

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Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

No. I mean what n-factor are you going to support. Look at chart for reference. http://ultracoin.net/nfactor.html

its changeable, not fixed.

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Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

No. I mean what n-factor are you going to support. Look at chart for reference. http://ultracoin.net/nfactor.html

asiabtc

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Quote from: soulnecturn on June 02, 2014, 10:07:32 AM

Quote from: lightningasic on June 02, 2014, 06:33:51 AM

Soon, details about SCRYPT-N ASIC !
Stay tuned Wink

Can I ask you a simple question?
Why and for what reason you would even wish to make asic for n-scrypt?? 0.o Did you ever read what is about n-scrypt and coins being asic resistant?
Or you planning to lose money on investing in development into this or you have way to do this additionally without effort and costs...
Either way let me clear small thing:
Most coins, lets take Vertcoin as example (first and biggest n-scrypt based coin) from always was clear and all miners are and will go with this: IF there even be made ASIC for n-scrypt... THEN this coin will HARD FORK if needed into new Better/more ASIC resistant way...
N-Scrypt is just SMALL part of ... n-factor etc etc stuff.... the idea of being asic resistant is that if required - solution is made...

So .... is it worth? Will it be worth? Just curious... as cant understand why to put money into something that simply will anyway fail?

Well just my few cents here Wink

hi.
scrypt and scrypt-n has no big difference. we can support -N. why not to add support it?

Upto which N are you going to support?

at least 20000+.

Gaman

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Activity: 284

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