Yeah for some reason I was thinking Spartan 6, was half asleep.
As far as the Virtex-7 goes, and the bandwith that chip is capable of it can produce roughly ~1GH/s to maybe 3GH/s. It's a very beefy chip, and also very expensive. I'm talking $4000 a chip.
The Stratix 5 I'm not quite sure. I don't see any numbers as far as chip bandwidth goes, but it's outrageously expensive per chip as well.
So I don't know how low of a price you're trying to negotiate, or where from. I'm curious as to why you would consider the investment if you aren't an Engineer or don't have one?
As far as the Virtex-7 goes, and the bandwith that chip is capable of it can produce roughly ~1GH/s to maybe 3GH/s. It's a very beefy chip, and also very expensive. I'm talking $4000 a chip.
The Stratix 5 I'm not quite sure. I don't see any numbers as far as chip bandwidth goes, but it's outrageously expensive per chip as well.
So I don't know how low of a price you're trying to negotiate, or where from. I'm curious as to why you would consider the investment if you aren't an Engineer or don't have one?
I'm not an engineer and I don't have any. No problem, we are human and we have to make mistakes.
Yeah Virtex-7 is a good one. And Kintex-7? It could be possible the 7K410T series could make about 750mhash/s?
Thanks again.
Well my point is that you not an Engineer nor do you have one, and yet you're thinking about investing thousands of dollars on a product you have no idea how to design? The Virtex-7 and Stratix-5 are very expensive chips, and the only way you can afford them per chip is to by them tens of thousands at a time. Assuming you have a design in the first place.
Even without being an Engineer you should realize the pricepoint of what you want to do is very very high.
