Router mining ETH at 21Mh/s using only 18Watts - page 2.

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Quote from: Johny101010 on March 23, 2018, 10:48:05 PM

I think it is real. The numbers though are wrong.
They have some kind of low memory, about 2gig, machine that mines a Ethhash coin with low dag at 21 mhs.
Now, since eth is the most profitable Ethhash coin let's use that and calculate.
They say the router will be about ~$350. At 21 mhs it would take 1 year to make .5 Eth. That is ~$260. So it would take me 1.5 years to get my money back. Not a great deal other than it is still a router.

It says it's DDR4 4-8GB.

I think 4GB is for mining and the other 4GB for router use.

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I think it is real. The numbers though are wrong.
They have some kind of low memory, about 2gig, machine that mines a Ethhash coin with low dag at 21 mhs.
Now, since eth is the most profitable Ethhash coin let's use that and calculate.
They say the router will be about ~$350. At 21 mhs it would take 1 year to make .5 Eth. That is ~$260. So it would take me 1.5 years to get my money back. Not a great deal other than it is still a router.

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Quote from: adaseb on March 23, 2018, 06:37:13 PM

https://subutai.io/router.html

What does everyone think of this?

Seems pretty impressive getting 21Mhs using only 18Watts. Basically less than 1 Watts per Mhs which is loke 500% more efficient than the most efficient GPUs.

I guess it's possible since it already has Ram and a CPU. Seems they are using FPGA to achieve this.

I would suspect this is not real, or there is a misplaced decimal point somewhere. If it is true with no errors then they can just sell them as ASICs. I am inclined to call BS On this.

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Quote from: Metroid on March 23, 2018, 08:37:51 PM

"The device mines cryptocurrency earning subscribers $44.37 USD of Ethereum-based tokens per month". I stopped reading after that line.

So 1 router = 50 gpus hehehehehehe, hey tell bitmain they have an asic competition hehe

Dude, it say's per month not per day

1 Rx470 = 1.1USD/day

50 rx470 GPUs = 55usd/day or 1650usd/month

Quote from: adaseb on March 23, 2018, 06:37:13 PM

https://subutai.io/router.html

What does everyone think of this?

Seems pretty impressive getting 21Mhs using only 18Watts. Basically less than 1 Watts per Mhs which is loke 500% more efficient than the most efficient GPUs.

I guess it's possible since it already has Ram and a CPU. Seems they are using FPGA to achieve this.

whoa.. the hell of a watts, if this were true, unit price may be a second thought

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If it is ETH “, 21 MH/s would do about $25/month (at today’s price), less than a single gpu. What do you mean 50?

Also, they don’t say ETH, they say Ethereum based tokens... weird.

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"The device mines cryptocurrency earning subscribers $44.37 USD of Ethereum-based tokens per month". I stopped reading after that line.

So 1 router = 50 gpus hehehehehehe, hey tell bitmain they have an asic competition hehe

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Ok, I'll bite since no one else wants to...

The site is weird. If they had something like that and it was affordable, why would they go to market like they seem like they will?

They also don't talk like miners, I know that doesn't matter, but it is weird.

I didn't see a price. If it was real and cheap... why make a router and not just put 10 of these together?

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https://subutai.io/router.html

What does everyone think of this?

Seems pretty impressive getting 21Mhs using only 18Watts. Basically less than 1 Watts per Mhs which is loke 500% more efficient than the most efficient GPUs.

I guess it's possible since it already has Ram and a CPU. Seems they are using FPGA to achieve this.

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