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legendary
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June 04, 2014, 03:31:55 PM
#33
do you have a link to that valid info?
Nobody said it's "valid". It's advertising. Thread is "X11 FPGA Farms now on offer". Just hit http://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/.
wondering why there is a thread about X11 fpga mining on vertcoin thread  Grin
(better fight against fpga than going back to scrypt-n)
hero member
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June 04, 2014, 02:47:28 PM
#32
do you have a link to that valid info?
Nobody said it's "valid". It's advertising. Thread is "X11 FPGA Farms now on offer". Just hit http://www.reddit.com/r/vertcoin/.
legendary
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June 04, 2014, 11:47:13 AM
#31
that's an old thing man, apparently old fpga for bitcoin can't work with x11, but i'm not sure about this

anyway fpga aren't a new tech we know they exist , and some of them even if re-programmed can't mine some algo, for script for example you need tons of memory, for x11 you need other staff

you can't just re-program endless for every new algo it don't work in that way
legendary
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June 04, 2014, 11:13:27 AM
#29
I found the FPGA listing which is 30mh/s its here https://www.betarigs.com/rig/6363.
legendary
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June 04, 2014, 10:51:22 AM
#28
I remember seeing some FPGA for rent on betarigs.com. He is having 300mh/s per FPGA.

no not per board, just a farm with many boards, and the total was 300mh/s
sr. member
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June 04, 2014, 10:41:25 AM
#27
I remember seeing some FPGA for rent on betarigs.com. He is having 300mh/s per FPGA.
legendary
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June 04, 2014, 10:11:23 AM
#26
FPGA X11 farms reported to be available on VTC reddit.

do you have a link to that valid info?
hero member
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June 04, 2014, 12:54:26 AM
#25
FPGA X11 farms reported to be available on VTC reddit.
sr. member
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Turning money into heat since 2011.
June 02, 2014, 05:27:41 PM
#24
I doubt anyone repurposed Bitcoin FPGA miners for X11.  Most of the FPGAs used for Bitcoin had 150K logic cells and fit two SHA256 engines per chip.  I'd love to see how X11 would fit on that.

-edit: As far as I've seen, the only people claiming to be using old FPGA miners are mining Blake based coins.
legendary
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June 02, 2014, 12:32:20 PM
#23
X11 will dead in GPU soon

there is already x13, then hefty then jackpot coin, then another shitty algo combo
hero member
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June 02, 2014, 12:10:18 PM
#22
X11 will dead in GPU soon
Sy
legendary
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June 02, 2014, 11:22:55 AM
#21
I think sooner we might be seeing x11 Asic or fpga pre-orders if X11 coins market cap will keep on rising .

The net and market is too small for ASICS (imho) i think the big coins will just switch and the small ones vanish...
sr. member
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May 31, 2014, 02:10:38 PM
#20
I think sooner we might be seeing x11 Asic or fpga pre-orders if X11 coins market cap will keep on rising .
hero member
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May 31, 2014, 01:23:51 PM
#19
does anyone have any thoughts on the facts about this?
I cannot yet say much on X11 in particular as I'm still looking at qubit (X5), so far:
  • Luffa is a joke. I am surprised it was proposed as a SHA candidate, even more it made a few rounds. You need far less than a talented programmer to port it.
  • Cubehash seems to have been designed since day one to be super-efficient in terms of die area and I expect this to be observable on FPGAs as well
I'm stuck with SHAVite right now. The amount of math involved is crazy since it employs AES but it's nothing a mathematician cannot explain in a couple of hours... and I never had a go at cryptography up to two weeks ago.

You don't need "facts" to understand someone might do FPGAs... just look at the code. It is incredibly simple. Given my experience, I hardly believe you need someone highly skilled to make this work in FPGAs.
legendary
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May 31, 2014, 10:42:42 AM
#18
how do i fpga?

if you are asking this then don't bother
newbie
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May 31, 2014, 10:41:35 AM
#17
how do i fpga?
legendary
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May 31, 2014, 10:39:45 AM
#16
Right now I mine Scrypt and sell it to buy X11 because the fervor is deeply set in and not going away any time soon. Please. Someone show me an example where they are consistently generating more BTC worth of coin per day with X11 over Scrypt. Because I would really love that.

this is not true, with wincoin for example(x11) you earn more right now than any scrypt(coinwarz, unless there are hidden scrypt coin that are more profitable)

or mining jackpot with 750ti is much better than any scrypt

scrypt is dead for gpu, asicfest...


This is a stupid argument and you know it. Who cares if a unknown underground sh*tcoin is more profitable for one day. Generally X11 has never been profitable to mine since "day 1".
If you can do simple math with the market stats it's easy to see x11 is mined with something more efficient than GPU's.


Though I have to admit that keeping an eye on x11's profitability for months now it is better now than it used to be. I guess with all the new GPU's coming into x11 and the prices rising the "mysterious hardware's" part mining x11 is becoming more marginal.

one day uh? it is more than a week already...

scrypt is dead for gpu no point in mining it ever x11 other algo give you more with less heat/consumption, no-brainer really...
legendary
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May 31, 2014, 09:32:26 AM
#15
Right now I mine Scrypt and sell it to buy X11 because the fervor is deeply set in and not going away any time soon. Please. Someone show me an example where they are consistently generating more BTC worth of coin per day with X11 over Scrypt. Because I would really love that.

this is not true, with wincoin for example(x11) you earn more right now than any scrypt(coinwarz, unless there are hidden scrypt coin that are more profitable)

or mining jackpot with 750ti is much better than any scrypt

scrypt is dead for gpu, asicfest...


This is a stupid argument and you know it. Who cares if a unknown underground sh*tcoin is more profitable for one day. Generally X11 has never been profitable to mine since "day 1".
If you can do simple math with the market stats it's easy to see x11 is mined with something more efficient than GPU's.
how something can be mined with fpga with such highrate and nobody has ever seen a piece of code ?
That's why it doesn't make more sense.
Assuming there is a genius who has developped the code he couldn't have such a high hasrate on his own.
He would have to sell the code to a few people. But we all know that people talks (profitability or not... )
Secrecy when there is such large hashrate spread all over the X11 coin, doesn't sound like secrecy because that's mean many people would have to be involved (and wouldn't be secret anymore)

And assuming that Scrypt are really more profitable (didn't check) than X11, it is more likely people are moving their gpu to X11 increasing the profitability for those who stay on scrypt.
full member
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May 31, 2014, 09:22:26 AM
#14
Right now I mine Scrypt and sell it to buy X11 because the fervor is deeply set in and not going away any time soon. Please. Someone show me an example where they are consistently generating more BTC worth of coin per day with X11 over Scrypt. Because I would really love that.

this is not true, with wincoin for example(x11) you earn more right now than any scrypt(coinwarz, unless there are hidden scrypt coin that are more profitable)

or mining jackpot with 750ti is much better than any scrypt

scrypt is dead for gpu, asicfest...


This is a stupid argument and you know it. Who cares if a unknown underground sh*tcoin is more profitable for one day. Generally X11 has never been profitable to mine since "day 1".
If you can do simple math with the market stats it's easy to see x11 is mined with something more efficient than GPU's.


Though I have to admit that keeping an eye on x11's profitability for months now it is better now than it used to be. I guess with all the new GPU's coming into x11 and the prices rising the "mysterious hardware's" part mining x11 is becoming more marginal.
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