Nice, so the new Raspberry Pi can control 4 ASIC instead of 2?
The new rasperry pi can control 4 USB devices without a hub, whereas the old raspi b would have needed a usb hub.Both devices can control more than 4 miners.
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Both devices can control more than 4 miners.
Nice, so the new Raspberry Pi can control 4 ASIC instead of 2?
There is a 10% off coupon if you order from MCM, promo code WLCM10. 
Im currently using the older 256mb model B version. I really like the less power consumption.
Lots of new updrages. I would imagine they will keep upgrading them and keeping it at the same price
as technology will allow. I heard rumors of a super raspberry pi
. I dont know if or when that will come out.
The 1.2a output was a nice bump since the older ones could only do 200ma, which as others have said will allow for less
things to be connected.
Lots of new updrages. I would imagine they will keep upgrading them and keeping it at the same price
as technology will allow. I heard rumors of a super raspberry pi
. I dont know if or when that will come out.The 1.2a output was a nice bump since the older ones could only do 200ma, which as others have said will allow for less
things to be connected.
The Raspberry PI version 2 wont be out till 2017, the foundation are working on optimising OS and software till then.
+1 for 4x mounting holes. 
I just bought my two Raspberry Pi Model B 512MB RAM not too long ago, second one like 2 weeks ago.
I like the MicroSD slot, the rest for what I use it for is meh, but prob very beneficial to ones that use it as a computer.
Not big of a deal no real hardware change as too more ram or better processor.
RPI1>Minera>6 Gridseeds.
RPI2>Minera>One Fury.
A lot of SD adapters are different from each others. For example, I have a Microsdhc card, with one adapter it's slow 11MB/s write - 50MB/s Read, with my other adapter its fast 12MB/s write - 80MB/s read.
This microsd slot is so beneficial and imho the best improvement.
Edit:
What they could have done was atleast upgraded the network chipset for the ethernet to be 1000Mbps=125MB/s or so.
This would be beneficial to ones that swap their boot to a ssd or HDD.
I like the MicroSD slot, the rest for what I use it for is meh, but prob very beneficial to ones that use it as a computer.
Not big of a deal no real hardware change as too more ram or better processor.
RPI1>Minera>6 Gridseeds.
RPI2>Minera>One Fury.
A lot of SD adapters are different from each others. For example, I have a Microsdhc card, with one adapter it's slow 11MB/s write - 50MB/s Read, with my other adapter its fast 12MB/s write - 80MB/s read.
This microsd slot is so beneficial and imho the best improvement.
Edit:
What they could have done was atleast upgraded the network chipset for the ethernet to be 1000Mbps=125MB/s or so.
This would be beneficial to ones that swap their boot to a ssd or HDD.
Im currently using the older 256mb model B version. I really like the less power consumption.
Lots of new updrages. I would imagine they will keep upgrading them and keeping it at the same price
as technology will allow. I heard rumors of a super raspberry pi. I dont know if or when that will come out.
The 1.2a output was a nice bump since the older ones could only do 200ma, which as others have said will allow for less
things to be connected.
Lots of new updrages. I would imagine they will keep upgrading them and keeping it at the same price
as technology will allow. I heard rumors of a super raspberry pi
. I dont know if or when that will come out.The 1.2a output was a nice bump since the older ones could only do 200ma, which as others have said will allow for less
things to be connected.
Total 4 USB ports. That can now provide 1.2A with a 2A micro usb power supply 
I do have a model b now. it should be great if they also change the monitor connection so a standard desktop monitor will work easy.
Since when was HDMI non standard?
Great news.
How many SPI chains can be started from this unit?
How many SPI chains can be started from this unit?
Just ordered a couple to swap out my old 256mb versions.
Thanks for the heads up, missed that.
Thanks for the heads up, missed that.
Would have liked it more if they had added a 2nd Ethernet port instead, then I could use it as a network router. USB dongles just do not work well enough for production.
Could one be wired up to the GPIO? No idea what that thing actually does. But if you want a router, just get a TP + a cheap switch.No idea on that GPIO either, thought someone would create a daughter card but nothing yet. TP would work, but for that money/power usage, I can just stick with the cheap Dell with PCI-e Giga-bit cards.
Hopefully mine should be delivered tomorrow - asic manufacturers should take note, this is how you do it 
Would have liked it more if they had added a 2nd Ethernet port instead, then I could use it as a network router. USB dongles just do not work well enough for production.
Could one be wired up to the GPIO? No idea what that thing actually does. But if you want a router, just get a TP + a cheap switch.
Would have liked it more if they had added a 2nd Ethernet port instead, then I could use it as a network router. USB dongles just do not work well enough for production.
It has actually got some really good and handy improvements, which should help the mining community out (even lower power consumption!),
and it is available at the same price.
The higher quality microSD slot is also nice (although I personally never had any problems with too loose SD cards), and more USB ports means less mess with adapters.
and it is available at the same price.
The higher quality microSD slot is also nice (although I personally never had any problems with too loose SD cards), and more USB ports means less mess with adapters.
I do have a model b now. it should be great if they also change the monitor connection so a standard desktop monitor will work easy.
Since when was HDMI non standard?
I do have a model b now. it should be great if they also change the monitor connection so a standard desktop monitor will work easy.
New RasPi with 4 USB ports, better power consumption and the annoying SD card holder is gone!
Shouldn't be long till these find there way into rigs.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-raspberry-pi-model-b-plus/
Shouldn't be long till these find there way into rigs.
http://www.raspberrypi.org/introducing-raspberry-pi-model-b-plus/
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