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legendary
Activity: 1498
Merit: 1030
November 04, 2017, 02:10:58 PM
Actually 275MHz makes a theoretical max of 121GH. It might be pushed further, and I'm considering upping the max voltage, but the ~3.1V/275MHz is about the peak hashrate from 60W DC. But there's no good reason to limit it to 5A brick power since some people have 8A bricks or PCIe PSUs. The stock fans and heatsink will only handle so much heat, but the final version has a temp sensor and overtemp shutdown for that reason.

 Quite a few folks may have 10A bricks left over from the Gridseed Blade days - though I wouldn't want to push 10A out of those bricks 24/7
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
November 04, 2017, 09:38:01 AM
Actually 275MHz makes a theoretical max of 121GH. It might be pushed further, and I'm considering upping the max voltage, but the ~3.1V/275MHz is about the peak hashrate from 60W DC. But there's no good reason to limit it to 5A brick power since some people have 8A bricks or PCIe PSUs. The stock fans and heatsink will only handle so much heat, but the final version has a temp sensor and overtemp shutdown for that reason.
legendary
Activity: 3220
Merit: 1220
November 04, 2017, 03:59:42 AM
He da man! These will make nice Christmas gifts for techs Cool
full member
Activity: 235
Merit: 100
November 04, 2017, 01:04:39 AM
Wow you got it to 150GH not bad at all, these are looking very promising can't wait to get some of these to play around with.

Thanks sidehack really appreciate all the work you put in.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
November 03, 2017, 11:30:28 PM
275MHz ran stable overnight. I restarted it this morning on its own worker for ease of tracking.

http://www.kano.is/worker.php?a=1BURGERAXHH6Yi6LRybRJK7ybEm5m5HwTr_terminus
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
November 03, 2017, 10:47:24 PM
Yes you would. The driver's the same, and 2Pac and Terminus have different speed flags.

good I will use same pc.

I have a nice spare atx  I can do A few of them.

 3 or 4 work for me.

legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
November 03, 2017, 10:21:36 PM
Yes you would. The driver's the same, and 2Pac and Terminus have different speed flags.
newbie
Activity: 22
Merit: 0
November 03, 2017, 09:23:48 PM
i cant wait! by the way, would i be able to run the pods along with the 2pacs on the same controller?
sr. member
Activity: 475
Merit: 265
Ooh La La, C'est Zoom!
November 03, 2017, 07:59:31 PM
275MHz/121GH, 12V 4.9A from top core voltage. Let's see how long it runs stable. That looks to be top speed off a 60W brick, unless it'll run stable at 300MHz at a bit lower voltage. Which should be doable, but it'd help to have the auto-reset firmware on there. Which my firmware guy says will be ready in a couple days.

That's good, because PCBs are already on order.

That's great news sidehack! I'm looking forward to these miners. Now to make sure I have enough power bricks, either that or make a distribution pigtail that takes power from a 400W (all 12 VDC) PSU from a network switch that I have.
full member
Activity: 235
Merit: 100
November 02, 2017, 10:47:38 PM
Great news!

Thanks for the update sidehack.
Can't wait as well to play with some of these.
 Grin
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
November 02, 2017, 07:46:50 PM
275MHz/121GH, 12V 4.9A from top core voltage. Let's see how long it runs stable. That looks to be top speed off a 60W brick, unless it'll run stable at 300MHz at a bit lower voltage. Which should be doable, but it'd help to have the auto-reset firmware on there. Which my firmware guy says will be ready in a couple days.

That's good, because PCBs are already on order.


Nice I have lots of psu's for these.  Can not wait to fire a few up.
legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
November 02, 2017, 07:43:11 PM
275MHz/121GH, 12V 4.9A from top core voltage. Let's see how long it runs stable. That looks to be top speed off a 60W brick, unless it'll run stable at 300MHz at a bit lower voltage. Which should be doable, but it'd help to have the auto-reset firmware on there. Which my firmware guy says will be ready in a couple days.

That's good, because PCBs are already on order.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
October 21, 2017, 03:12:09 AM
Okay, cool. I mine BTC and don't support anything else, which includes not supporting the conversion of anything else into BTC because I consider that unfair to whoever's holding the bag when whatever crap I mined and turned into a viable currency dissolves into vapor. But my moral compass is a lot stronger than my desire to profit, which puts me very much in the minority, especially in the crypto world. If BitCH or something else ever overtakes Bitcoin proper (based on utility as a means of exchange for goods and services) I'll have egg on my face but that's fine. In the meantime I'm gonna keep chuckling at Bitmain's overt greed and various supporting shenanigans.

In short - BCH can lick a nutsack.

Additionally, hopefully soon I have the time (and parts, and functional firmware) to get some prototypes in the hands of resellers for testing and approval. Looking forward to that. And if I can ever find the battery charger for my camera I'll put up pictures of the thing in operation.

I used to think  BTC  + LTC   and screw all other coins

but with  https://coinmarketcap.com/  having more then 1000 coins .  With more then the top 100 listed below trading freely on different exchanges what is one to do?



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1 Bitcoin.........$101,223,382,051..........$6084.37...........$2,639,640,000.............16,636,625 BTC
2 Ethereum......$28,567,464,987...........$299.99............$439159000...................95,227,423 ETH
3 Ripple............$7,959,113,211...........$0.206561..........$146102000.................38,531,538,922 XRP

 
4 Bitcoin Cash....$5,456,324,238...........$326.58.............$160996000.................16,707,313 BCH



5 Litecoin $3139370808 $58.71 $174439000 53,469,682 LTC -0.78% sparkline
6 Dash $2206188197 $288.99 $44261500 7,634,054 DASH -2.03% sparkline
7 NEM $1859823000 $0.206647 $4951850 8,999,999,999 XEM * -6.51% sparkline
8 BitConnect $1560948059 $216.00 $14246000 7,226,745 BCC 8.21% sparkline
9 NEO $1385135000 $27.70 $35521000 50,000,000 NEO * -2.57% sparkline
10 Monero $1344272353 $88.18 $37700200 15,245,453 XMR -1.21% sparkline
11 Ethereum Classic $1065869698 $11.03 $29078700 96,664,372 ETC -2.84% sparkline
12 IOTA $1047404837 $0.376828 $16637100 2,779,530,283 MIOTA * -8.83% sparkline
13 Qtum $819241100 $11.13 $199600000 73,602,600 QTUM * -19.20% sparkline
14 Cardano $764597088 $0.029490 $8926750 25,927,070,538 ADA * 8.87% sparkline
15 OmiseGO $716135260 $7.28 $21894000 98,312,024 OMG * -5.63% sparkline
16 Lisk $548502136 $4.82 $13287100 113,814,125 LSK * -2.39% sparkline
17 Zcash $540578432 $221.14 $30684000 2,444,519 ZEC -3.27% sparkline
18 Tether $437245138 $1.00 $203301000 437,061,572 USDT * 0.07% sparkline
19 Stellar Lumens $407089845 $0.024542 $37153700 16,587,814,333 XLM * -20.41% sparkline
20 Waves $362293000 $3.62 $11667900 100,000,000 WAVES * -6.30% sparkline
21 Hshare $361708792 $10.72 $9038150 33,750,307 HSR 2.73% sparkline
22 Stratis $290705139 $2.95 $7666650 98,590,235 STRAT * -3.78% sparkline
23 Bytecoin $275890029 $0.001506 $1461870 183,253,534,612 BCN 4.46% sparkline
24 Ark $268043479 $2.74 $2410760 97,981,284 ARK * -2.37% sparkline
25 Steem $241288262 $0.987808 $1000270 244,266,357 STEEM -4.08% sparkline
26 EOS $222584987 $0.531584 $6292970 418,720,253 EOS * -7.19% sparkline
27 Ardor $211748932 $0.211961 $1409430 998,999,495 ARDR * -1.78% sparkline
28 Augur $186821800 $16.98 $858502 11,000,000 REP * -5.58% sparkline
29 FirstCoin $183781305 $14.82 $1494610 12,400,981 FRST 7.50% sparkline
30 TenX $179002238 $1.71 $2324560 104,661,310 PAY * -10.08% sparkline
31 Komodo $175387776 $1.74 $1533790 100,945,510 KMD -5.90% sparkline
32 Golem $171902817 $0.206358 $10675700 833,032,000 GNT * -19.35% sparkline
33 Gas $171392217 $19.94 $608413 8,597,035 GAS * -2.67% sparkline
34 PIVX $168995817 $3.09 $708543 54,677,755 PIVX * -10.35% sparkline
35 Walton $163168218 $6.55 $11437800 24,898,178 WTC * -10.38% sparkline
36 MaidSafeCoin $155506060 $0.343620 $1986560 452,552,412 MAID * -9.18% sparkline
37 MonaCoin $152469921 $2.78 $2500700 54,767,675 MONA -6.26% sparkline
38 Decred $140688663 $23.45 $837866 5,998,826 DCR -11.94% sparkline
39 Kyber Network $138730766 $1.03 $1576220 134,132,697 KNC * -2.82% sparkline
40 SALT $137285098 $2.51 $4368220 54,675,000 SALT * -14.23% sparkline
41 Basic Attenti... $134518000 $0.134518 $2242370 1,000,000,000 BAT * -13.55% sparkline
42 BitShares $129796544 $0.049906 $3934170 2,600,810,000 BTS * -3.67% sparkline
43 TRON $129789999 $0.001984 $180550 65,425,271,465 TRX * 0.46% sparkline
44 Metal $129762899 $6.72 $2366580 19,300,994 MTL * -8.71% sparkline
45 DigixDAO $128672800 $64.34 $142916 2,000,000 DGD * 1.47% sparkline
46 Factom $128002058 $14.64 $2517210 8,745,102 FCT * -5.47% sparkline
47 GameCredits $125022499 $1.94 $2865790 64,355,352 GAME 7.18% sparkline
48 Veritaseum $124878147 $61.64 $334197 2,026,045 VERI * -0.08% sparkline
49 Binance Coin $123602147 $1.25 $1735500 99,014,000 BNB * -6.87% sparkline
50 Populous $120947460 $2.93 $349919 41,252,246 PPT * -8.78% sparkline
51 Iconomi $120557744 $1.21 $569160 99,900,350 ICN * -8.40% sparkline
52 Regalcoin $117863764 $41.94 $5856510 2,810,000 REC 14.30% sparkline
53 Dogecoin $113608915 $0.001018 $3501670 111,588,054,993 DOGE -4.39% sparkline
54 Byteball Bytes $112731728 $193.07 $385576 583,896 GBYTE * -1.82% sparkline
55 Siacoin $108570990 $0.003587 $1773490 30,265,799,720 SC -10.91% sparkline
56 Blocknet $108325002 $22.33 $130570 4,850,207 BLOCK * 8.52% sparkline
57 Metaverse ETP $107499838 $4.76 $22872900 22,600,000 ETP -19.13% sparkline
58 Vertcoin $105214289 $2.60 $9410010 40,506,450 VTC 30.04% sparkline
59 BitcoinDark $103986174 $80.68 $141011 1,288,862 BTCD -6.43% sparkline
60 Civic $103609951 $0.304556 $4652570 340,200,000 CVC * -7.72% sparkline
61 0x $101912500 $0.203825 $2137490 500,000,000 ZRX * -6.11% sparkline
62 Lykke $101789270 $0.378330 $137338 269,048,898 LKK * 2.75% sparkline
63 Status $89477748 $0.025782 $1430520 3,470,483,788 SNT * -3.14% sparkline
64 ATMChain $88291456 $0.030304 $4158440 2,913,534,434 ATM * -3.41% sparkline
65 Syscoin $87974061 $0.166518 $1631240 528,315,626 SYS -3.19% sparkline
66 SingularDTV $85005600 $0.141676 $1089900 600,000,000 SNGLS * -2.38% sparkline
67 ChainLink $84695100 $0.241986 $9730150 350,000,000 LINK * -20.47% sparkline
68 Bancor $83525264 $2.05 $966494 40,772,871 BNT * -0.85% sparkline
69 Bytom $80917912 $0.081984 $92162 987,000,000 BTM * -6.58% sparkline
70 MCAP $80305193 $2.10 $902576 38,295,641 MCAP * -2.81% sparkline
71 FunFair $78442000 $0.019610 $1749300 4,000,000,000 FUN * -7.18% sparkline
72 Gnosis $78333988 $70.92 $569505 1,104,590 GNO * -2.62% sparkline
73 DigiByte $77347002 $0.008847 $3300260 8,742,253,657 DGB -6.71% sparkline
74 Monaco $72255148 $7.36 $3476430 9,814,875 MCO * -1.36% sparkline
75 Pura $71433920 $0.416405 $146241 171,549,141 PURA 4.97% sparkline
76 Aeternity $70543220 $0.302734 $503764 233,020,472 AE * -9.52% sparkline
77 GXShares $69500171 $1.72 $2988470 40,510,000 GXS * 0.80% sparkline
78 VeChain $67075852 $0.242009 $708028 277,162,633 VEN * -12.86% sparkline
79 Nexus $66826439 $1.26 $227121 53,228,224 NXS -3.78% sparkline
80 Bitdeal $65429417 $0.418856 $458895 156,209,812 BDL 0.53% sparkline
81 Nxt $61400035 $0.061462 $2790660 998,999,942 NXT * -2.97% sparkline
82 Verge $60263385 $0.004263 $2036120 14,136,909,808 XVG -12.23% sparkline
83 Aragon $52886316 $1.62 $592325 32,732,352 ANT * -7.55% sparkline
84 ZenCash $52460628 $22.67 $11927900 2,313,783 ZEN 11.17% sparkline
85 Neblio $51618633 $4.14 $486152 12,479,090 NEBL * 2.15% sparkline
86 TaaS $49204289 $6.04 $340915 8,146,001 TAAS * 3.38% sparkline
87 Particl $48359322 $6.24 $104757 7,744,307 PART * -4.50% sparkline
88 ATBCoin $48204154 $1.25 $1035690 38,439,701 ATB -3.83% sparkline
89 NAV Coin $48181342 $0.778066 $2326750 61,924,493 NAV * -1.20% sparkline
90 Kin $48162885 $0.000064 $75372 756,097,560,976 KIN * -2.07% sparkline
91 Bitquence $46657445 $0.651295 $1165250 71,637,960 BQX * -14.10% sparkline
92 Loopring $46382556 $0.162080 $344762 286,170,756 LRC * -9.08% sparkline
93 NoLimitCoin $46205479 $0.226487 $195848 204,009,407 NLC2 * -22.17% sparkline
94 Ubiq $46018603 $1.20 $1159500 38,451,373 UBQ -11.70% sparkline
95 SmartCash $44564453 $0.061794 $61044 721,178,835 SMART * -26.64% sparkline
96 Centra $43498376 $0.639682 $1348180 68,000,000 CTR * 11.54% sparkline
97 AdEx $42958699 $0.762683 $2432270 56,325,759 ADX * -7.93% sparkline
98 district0x $42703320 $0.071172 $13335100 600,000,000 DNT * 41.12% sparkline
99 Dentacoin $42012336 $0.000139 $14849 303,095,254,787 DCN * 8.81% sparkline
100 I/O Coin $40759960 $2.49 $190067 16,374,262 IOC * -11.09% sparkline
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legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
October 20, 2017, 11:47:21 PM
Okay, cool. I mine BTC and don't support anything else, which includes not supporting the conversion of anything else into BTC because I consider that unfair to whoever's holding the bag when whatever crap I mined and turned into a viable currency dissolves into vapor. But my moral compass is a lot stronger than my desire to profit, which puts me very much in the minority, especially in the crypto world. If BitCH or something else ever overtakes Bitcoin proper (based on utility as a means of exchange for goods and services) I'll have egg on my face but that's fine. In the meantime I'm gonna keep chuckling at Bitmain's overt greed and various supporting shenanigans.

In short - BCH can lick a nutsack.

Additionally, hopefully soon I have the time (and parts, and functional firmware) to get some prototypes in the hands of resellers for testing and approval. Looking forward to that. And if I can ever find the battery charger for my camera I'll put up pictures of the thing in operation.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
October 20, 2017, 11:14:42 PM
BCC, or Bitmain's Cash?


BCH  ie bitmain's cash.

I have drawn the conclusion they are bigger then the 800 pound Gorilla in the room.

So I point 18th  at them
I point       25th  at btc
I have      10000 sols at zec
I have a tiny machine at skein.
I have some cpus at xmr


I auto convert xmr, zec and skein to btc via nicehash.

Your gear will lotto with:

  mmpool
  ck pool
  viabtc.com solo bcc


I have your sticks pointed at mmpool.org

Estimated Payout

Rank   Id   DGM Estimate   PPS   Shares   Rate (MHash/s)
1   a5d78fff   10.33389840   0.00000000   127,725,057,386   0
2   2d0ba29d   0.11360041   0.00000000   4,507,631,204   5,721,813
3   433aa491   0.06278210   0.00000000   2,139,515,650   0
4   71602a00   0.20186633   0.00000000   1,045,354,601   37,389  these are your sticks

legendary
Activity: 3346
Merit: 1858
Curmudgeonly hardware guy
October 20, 2017, 10:59:17 PM
BCC, or Bitmain's Cash?
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
October 20, 2017, 06:40:13 PM
I may open up orders in a couple weeks, when I'm closer to manufacture (or have already started). I'd like to be a little farther along than I am right now. I currently have exactly two complete prototypes, the firmware is still a work in progress and I don't even have a final BOM laid out yet to get cost estimates.

very nice  I want a few of these.

will point them at mmpool.org

Same here - except i'll point them to ck's solo pool and hope the nonces are in my favor.

ck is also a choice along with viabtc.com solo bcc mining.
full member
Activity: 658
Merit: 118
October 20, 2017, 04:12:15 PM
I may open up orders in a couple weeks, when I'm closer to manufacture (or have already started). I'd like to be a little farther along than I am right now. I currently have exactly two complete prototypes, the firmware is still a work in progress and I don't even have a final BOM laid out yet to get cost estimates.

very nice  I want a few of these.

will point them at mmpool.org

Same here - except i'll point them to ck's solo pool and hope the nonces are in my favor.
legendary
Activity: 4256
Merit: 8551
'The right to privacy matters'
October 20, 2017, 04:10:56 PM
I may open up orders in a couple weeks, when I'm closer to manufacture (or have already started). I'd like to be a little farther along than I am right now. I currently have exactly two complete prototypes, the firmware is still a work in progress and I don't even have a final BOM laid out yet to get cost estimates.

very nice  I want a few of these.

will point them at mmpool.org
member
Activity: 69
Merit: 10
October 20, 2017, 01:35:03 PM
I may open up orders in a couple weeks, when I'm closer to manufacture (or have already started). I'd like to be a little farther along than I am right now. I currently have exactly two complete prototypes, the firmware is still a work in progress and I don't even have a final BOM laid out yet to get cost estimates.

Great news sidehack!
 Curious to see pictures of the prototypes to check how it looks. Smiley
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