What about stratum for BTCMiner? Is that still in progress?
I use slushs stratum proxy. Works fine with BTCMiner and MPBM.
Topic: ZTEX USB-FPGA Modules 1.15x and 1.15y: 215 and 860 MH/s FPGA Boards - page 6. (Read 182450 times)
April 10, 2013, 05:58:46 AM
I use slushs stratum proxy. Works fine with BTCMiner and MPBM.
April 10, 2013, 05:22:43 AM
What about stratum for BTCMiner? Is that still in progress?
April 09, 2013, 05:53:39 AM
Yes, it is removed from the store for unknown time 
Both kinds of FPGA boards are out of stock. Since a red fat waring did not restrain customers form purchasing it (and sending money) I removed the products from the shops.
There should be an update regarding the delivery. It will also posted here.
April 09, 2013, 05:46:24 AM
Yes, it is removed from the store for unknown time
Both kinds of FPGA boards are out of stock. Since a red fat waring did not restrain customers form purchasing it (and sending money) I removed the products from the shops.
There should be an update regarding the delivery. It will also posted here.
April 08, 2013, 04:01:51 PM
Yes, it is removed from the store for unknown time
April 08, 2013, 11:02:11 AM
Wanted to buy a quad but none on the stores...
April 06, 2013, 03:33:45 PM
No quads in the shop anymore?
April 06, 2013, 01:18:24 PM
can these be used to mine litecoins?
Not without a proper bitstream
...and more memory on board...
a propper bitstream should sufficient, there are 4.8 Mbits of block ram, this should be enought for 4 scrypt cores that work im parallel. If some finds a way to interleave the Block usage by releasing Memory 'cells' after the last acess in a round the internal memory could even used more efficient.
April 06, 2013, 12:57:10 PM
can these be used to mine litecoins?
Not without a proper bitstream
...and more memory on board...
April 06, 2013, 11:54:23 AM
can these be used to mine litecoins?
Not without a proper bitstream
April 06, 2013, 10:21:31 AM
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
ATM, singles are only produced on request. Minimum order quantity is 50.
Thank you ztex for answering
too bad, I know quad are best, but 1000 euros, come on!, we kill people here for half that money! hehe.
that's why single sounds more interesting, but buy 50, i rather buy an appartment
will have to look elsewhere, pity, because your equipment seems to be the best ones.
cya
indkt.
April 05, 2013, 10:29:53 PM
can these be used to mine litecoins?
April 05, 2013, 08:42:04 PM
Well, this is a nice place to learn how FPGA works, they have all the source codes 
April 05, 2013, 12:35:03 PM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
+1
+1
Those new ASICs (Avalon, ASICMiner, BFL?) are still far away for the masses.
April 05, 2013, 11:10:27 AM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
+1
April 05, 2013, 10:40:30 AM
I too hope that ZTEX will be back with an interesting product.
April 05, 2013, 07:53:03 AM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
+1
April 05, 2013, 07:41:54 AM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
+1
April 05, 2013, 04:23:55 AM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
+1
April 05, 2013, 04:11:35 AM
hello Ztex
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
are you still selling singles? because in the ztex webpage they don't show when I click purchase, only the quad version, and I will like to try a couple of singles before going to the expense of the quads.
do you ship to south america?
thanks
Indkt.
Go with the quads!
BTW @Ztex:
You have made a great product here. 1,5 years continuous use with near to zero downtime (out of errors that i didn't induce)!
Looking forward to see (development) new boards and considering buying one ore two quads ATM.
Anything planned for new more efficiant FPGAs (lower nm, more programmable parts)?
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