Topic: zcash ASIC miner？ (Read 3190 times)
As Bitmain tends to "secretly" mine for a while on ASICs before releasing to the public for sale, it's quite possible it could be an ASIC miner.
Well, maybe it WAS ASIC, even back then 
not at that time, i believe beginning december, now monero i have my doubts because it was just too quiet and that makes me think monero asic started around june 2017.
Well, maybe it WAS ASIC, even back then
I think this EXACT question pops up here about every three weeks it seems. I hope it's only because the last fifty threads asking it have worked their way so far down the forum the OP couldn't find them in searching to answer the question. 
Could it be that he runs 10000 graphic cards farm, all with same worker name?
Bingo you nailed it, pretty simple.
there's another problem, if all 10000 cards with the same name, if some cards are down, how can you tell which one is down, after all you have to restart them to go to work again
Buying hashrate from Nicehash is the most likely reason
Worker name "NH" and highly variable hashrate.
We have a winner!
Buying hashrate from Nicehash is the most likely reason
Could it be that he runs 10000 graphic cards farm, all with same worker name?
Yeah, he uses some kind of proxy to connect all the miners to the same worker. 
Could it be that he runs 10000 graphic cards farm, all with same worker name?
Bingo you nailed it, pretty simple.
Could it be that he runs 10000 graphic cards farm, all with same worker name?
My GTX 1070 does close to 500 h/s. I don't think ASIC miners would work, since the Equihash algorithm requires a lot of memory.
ZEC developer said if there is ASIC, it will change PoW.
My GTX 1070 does close to 500 h/s. I don't think ASIC miners would work, since the Equihash algorithm requires a lot of memory.
I've seen some top miner's homepage on flypool.org,like this one:
http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1WKexnwAjn1eke9y4WkKqgv4om7UYrv5eH
i was curious that how could one rig have a hashrate like 1.4MH/s, this is zcash we're talking about, think a nvidia 1060 can only do 300h/s. Is this one an ASIC miner ? Could someone possibly invent an ASIC machine?
http://zcash.flypool.org/miners/t1WKexnwAjn1eke9y4WkKqgv4om7UYrv5eH
i was curious that how could one rig have a hashrate like 1.4MH/s, this is zcash we're talking about, think a nvidia 1060 can only do 300h/s. Is this one an ASIC miner ? Could someone possibly invent an ASIC machine?
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