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Topic: Say. If somebody built another small miner... - page 4. (Read 2366 times)

sr. member
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An S5 size package that can reuse the heat sinks and controllers would be awesome, I'll take 20-30 S5 worth lol.. Wink
legendary
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Curmudgeonly hardware guy
That's a work in progress. We might be able to hit 300GH.

Also, the original idea mentioned in this thread has largely petered out. I was looking at a thing with a butt-ton of cheap 1397 running at bottom clock that I could put together quickly, but I think I'll move forward with new chips instead. The new Futurebit gear raises the stakes a little.
hero member
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So whats this 200GHs+ USB stick sidehack?

Newpac with new chips? Does it need extra juice? Will the GS hub handle it?
sr. member
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I'm down if you put up orders.
hero member
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@sidehack I am interested. I am still holding on to my old S1/S3 units in case you ever finish your upgrade kit idea.
yxt
legendary
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I'm basically interested too.
Which chip?
legendary
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Curmudgeonly hardware guy
Guess I need to step up dev on my end. I'm way behind on R&D on account of manufacturing backlog and being shorthanded what with the plague we got going on. VH and I are working on some fun stuff, which includes having recently proved a USB connection like we use on NewPac and Terminus can exceed 4TH, but it takes more time than I have right now.
member
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yeah, it's going to be $600 for the whole deal.  He set it up so you can add on the extra hashboards to the main unit or run it off of a raspberry pie with ha separate psu.
sr. member
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I think $349 is for a hash board only.
legendary
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So now you have a baseline of what is going to be coming, futurebit who has been making LTC stuff for years is now going to be making a BTC miner.

https://www.futurebit.io

Going to be interesting to see if they actually make that price point & deliver but they have been doing it for years so I guess they know what they are doing at this point.

Edit: The 2T board is $349, the board + PS + controller with full node is $600

-Dave
legendary
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Curmudgeonly hardware guy
Nothing real to report, just doing some testing and figured I'd check to see if people would care if that test turned into gear.

May be something, may be nothing. Depends on markets and other projects.
hero member
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So whats in the pipeline sidehack? Any spoiler photos? Any more details? Chips? size? Layout?
sr. member
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I'm interested to know more. 
hero member
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Yep I'd purchase one
member
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HODL. Patience.
 Interested.

Always interested in hobby/home miners.
member
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Another option is make it fit mini ITX motherboard mounts so it could go in a mini-itx case for easy cooling - like this one https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07T94W9YS.
legendary
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-> morgen, ist heute, schon gestern <-
sure, if it will be available in europe to. 140 W for 2 TH/s is an argument to buy it.
member
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Just setup 4 R606 from 419mining with your hub and an HP 1200 PSU.  Great little setup for lottery mining.

I would definitely be interested in something with more power - be nice to have 20+TH home mining Smiley

Even if you produced basically a motherboard full of asic chips that had atx/mtx etc mounting holes so it could easily be mounted in an open air frame like this https://www.amazon.com/Overclock-Computer-Aluminum-Chassis-Graphics/dp/B07YYZSYQ6.
sr. member
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Sign me up.
newbie
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I'm interested. Please tell how much it cost, size and what about noise.
Also wanted to buy R606 but can't find anywhere.
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