Topic: LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU. - page 4. (Read 11541 times)
April 28, 2017, 06:25:16 PM
Price for the barebones only?
April 28, 2017, 05:48:16 PM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/pGbRQZu.jpg
Thunder one
http://imgur.com/wZicrZi.jpg
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/pGbRQZu.jpg
Thunder one
http://imgur.com/wZicrZi.jpg
I am confused on what this is. Are you selling just a motherboard or is this a complete system with cards and everything?
April 28, 2017, 04:31:51 PM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/pGbRQZu.jpg
Thunder one
http://imgur.com/wZicrZi.jpg
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/pGbRQZu.jpg
Thunder one
http://imgur.com/wZicrZi.jpg
I am confused on what this is. Are you selling just a motherboard or is this a complete system with cards and everything?
April 28, 2017, 03:45:02 PM
will you sell one or two barebones or do we have to buy 5 to 10 ? . if we can only Afford one or two ? . most mine at home that use GPU's and some have big farms in there homes with GPU, sense it is cheaper and better to mine in your home still, just not mining BTC any more unless you got big bucks for BTC mining in the home ...
ID rather have the add on board, if it works like you say and Build my own frame around one .... and put my 10 gpu in one frame , i buy about one GPU a month and slowly building my home farm ...
ID rather have the add on board, if it works like you say and Build my own frame around one .... and put my 10 gpu in one frame , i buy about one GPU a month and slowly building my home farm ...
April 28, 2017, 03:37:31 PM
we have two models now. one is motherboard embedded 8 pcie slot. one is this new add in card, support 8pcie.
yes .we sell barebones.
yes .we sell barebones.
Perfect. You have a pm, lets discuss quantities for the bare-bones.
April 28, 2017, 03:29:13 PM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
http://i.imgur.com/EgxyTy5.jpg
If I understand this correctly, this image is an Add in PCIe 16x board that you can run 8 risers to?
This is an entirely separate product from your $2000 LightningASIC 8 GPU miner correct?
If so I would be really interested in this add in card, as I am sure many of us will be. What motherboard/CPU combinations is this compatible with - do you have a compatibility list?
When will this be available to purchase? What is this going to cost? Can this be coupled with any regular risers?
Also, the 8GPU lightningasic miner, would you be willing to sell it barebones - minus the cards/PSU?
yes .we sell barebones.
8port card will work on regular motherboard? MSI, Asus... or will still need your special board?
April 28, 2017, 02:39:06 PM
I think with the 32XGPU you would have multiple mini motherboards and it would just be put inside one case.
this will me amazing design. you will be shocked.keep watching.
April 28, 2017, 02:38:30 PM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
If I understand this correctly, this image is an Add in PCIe 16x board that you can run 8 risers to?
This is an entirely separate product from your $2000 LightningASIC 8 GPU miner correct?
If so I would be really interested in this add in card, as I am sure many of us will be. What motherboard/CPU combinations is this compatible with - do you have a compatibility list?
When will this be available to purchase? What is this going to cost? Can this be coupled with any regular risers?
Also, the 8GPU lightningasic miner, would you be willing to sell it barebones - minus the cards/PSU?
yes .we sell barebones.
April 28, 2017, 02:34:46 PM
why cannot bitcointalk show imgur jpg link now? so strange.
how to fix it?
how to fix it?
April 28, 2017, 02:33:11 PM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
If I understand this correctly, this image is an Add in PCIe 16x board that you can run 8 risers to?
This is an entirely separate product from your $2000 LightningASIC 8 GPU miner correct?
If so I would be really interested in this add in card, as I am sure many of us will be. What motherboard/CPU combinations is this compatible with - do you have a compatibility list?
When will this be available to purchase? What is this going to cost? Can this be coupled with any regular risers?
Also, the 8GPU lightningasic miner, would you be willing to sell it barebones - minus the cards/PSU?
i don't think any motherboard currently can handle so many gpu without burning the 24 pin, it's a problem of maximum voltage, but i see they have their own motherboard design with the thunder that cna support 8 gpu and more
waite for more info.
April 28, 2017, 10:55:10 AM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
If I understand this correctly, this image is an Add in PCIe 16x board that you can run 8 risers to?
This is an entirely separate product from your $2000 LightningASIC 8 GPU miner correct?
If so I would be really interested in this add in card, as I am sure many of us will be. What motherboard/CPU combinations is this compatible with - do you have a compatibility list?
When will this be available to purchase? What is this going to cost? Can this be coupled with any regular risers?
Also, the 8GPU lightningasic miner, would you be willing to sell it barebones - minus the cards/PSU?
i don't think any motherboard currently can handle so many gpu without burning the 24 pin, it's a problem of maximum voltage, but i see they have their own motherboard design with the thunder that cna support 8 gpu and more
April 28, 2017, 08:56:57 AM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
If I understand this correctly, this image is an Add in PCIe 16x board that you can run 8 risers to?
This is an entirely separate product from your $2000 LightningASIC 8 GPU miner correct?
If so I would be really interested in this add in card, as I am sure many of us will be. What motherboard/CPU combinations is this compatible with - do you have a compatibility list?
When will this be available to purchase? What is this going to cost? Can this be coupled with any regular risers?
Also, the 8GPU lightningasic miner, would you be willing to sell it barebones - minus the cards/PSU?
April 28, 2017, 08:52:18 AM
LIGHTNINGASIC launching GPU miner. 8X GPU, 16XGPU, UP TO 32XGPU.
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
waite for our good news.
Here is some nice pics:
Are they available for purchase alreadY?
April 28, 2017, 08:03:49 AM
I can't see the pix.
Like panda mainboard should have a PCIe switch that supports more than 8GPUs. IMO, there is a bottleneck on designing multi gpu platform. Bus speed, CPU, power etc...
not so easy.Like panda mainboard should have a PCIe switch that supports more than 8GPUs. IMO, there is a bottleneck on designing multi gpu platform. Bus speed, CPU, power etc...
April 28, 2017, 07:53:38 AM
I can't see the pix.
Like panda mainboard should have a PCIe switch that supports more than 8GPUs. IMO, there is a bottleneck on designing multi gpu platform. Bus speed, CPU, power etc...
Like panda mainboard should have a PCIe switch that supports more than 8GPUs. IMO, there is a bottleneck on designing multi gpu platform. Bus speed, CPU, power etc...
April 28, 2017, 06:59:26 AM
I think with the 32XGPU you would have multiple mini motherboards and it would just be put inside one case.
April 28, 2017, 06:47:57 AM
This one?
http://www.lightningasic.com/Product/ProductInfo.aspx?PId=24
It sounds like the Pandaminer B3 Plus from the spec.
no.http://www.lightningasic.com/Product/ProductInfo.aspx?PId=24
It sounds like the Pandaminer B3 Plus from the spec.
its not pandaminer.
its LIGHTNINGASIC GPU MINER.
Also, feeling the need to mention that you won't get 8 GPUs running at x16 speed, natively.
EDIT:
To put this into perspective - 32 GPUs running at 16X is 512 GB/s.
No CPU that exists has 512 PCIe Lanes. An E5 has 40. If you used two of those CPU's, you'd need 28 PCIe switches. Huge cost; very unreliable.
8 GPUs running at 16X is 128GB/s. Also expensive.
EDIT:
To put this into perspective - 32 GPUs running at 16X is 512 GB/s.
No CPU that exists has 512 PCIe Lanes. An E5 has 40. If you used two of those CPU's, you'd need 28 PCIe switches. Huge cost; very unreliable.
8 GPUs running at 16X is 128GB/s. Also expensive.
Why would I get it from them when I could go to the *actual* designer and get it cheaper?
all depends on price. I remember, 3 years ago they were selling A2 scrypt miners with hashboards from Innosilicon, but they were a little bit cheaper than directly Innosilicon for small quantity.Only delivery time was sometime problem - 3 weeks delay etc. But they always delivered it all in the end.
Interesting.
Well, for a start, both AMD and NVIDIA don't support 32 GPUs with their drivers. You'd need a custom driver - and I doubt you're going to give that technology to the masses, for free. What kind of mode are you running in? You'd need to use virtualization technology for anything above 8 GPU for AMD, 16 for NVIDIA - I might be wrong on the NVIDIA though ( they may only support 8 ).
kilo17, I would expect you to have known this.
EDIT: Changed about to above.
Well, for a start, both AMD and NVIDIA don't support 32 GPUs with their drivers. You'd need a custom driver - and I doubt you're going to give that technology to the masses, for free. What kind of mode are you running in? You'd need to use virtualization technology for anything above 8 GPU for AMD, 16 for NVIDIA - I might be wrong on the NVIDIA though ( they may only support 8 ).
kilo17, I would expect you to have known this.
EDIT: Changed about to above.
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