DIY FPGA Bitcoin Miner

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Название	:	DIY FPGA Bitcoin Miner
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Did u use VHDL language? Are that working just fine? Thank u for the content
Comment from : ET

couldn't hear you
Comment from : James E Arnold Jr

make video making one💯👌
Comment from : maxedmoto

How much time did it take to break even the initial cost of the FPGA? brIs it a good idea to mine using an FPGA? (I am a hardware engineer too)brby mining i mean any coin, not just bitcoin
Comment from : Omar Amer

Could you show us how to calculate sha256 with only AND, OR, NOT gates?
Comment from : SnApO

Good afternoon, I have one interesting project, I would not like to feel with you, I am a programmer, so I need a programmer and an engineer, I don’t speak English, but I can communicate with you through Google Transleter if you have a telegram or whatsapp write me I will contact you
Comment from : Grafit Mrok

Awesome thanks
Comment from : carl jung

Thank you richard for a clear explanation, now I understand better after this video
Comment from : Ali CAN

So what chip would give full speed or would you just double up?
Comment from : TSL Projects

I really like this project, and want to try something similar Since the vid, have you thought about other algoritms like ETC, ERG, FLUX? If your board does 40 MH/s on BTC SHA256, I think that would bee sufficient for algos like ETC, RVN, and more Looking fwd to more vids! Thank you!
Comment from : MC

Check your github messages A friend of mine thinks he knows something that rest of us don't If you think you're up to the task, contact him
Comment from : Most Wanted Terrorists

Great job mate Is there follow up video brWould like to know more about this DIY miner brWhat are the hash rate and profitabilitybrWhich pool supports this minerbrWhat are power consumption and noise etcbrI'm a new subscriber and would like to see more videos like thisbrThanks
Comment from : Ali Zee

Thanks Richard Great video Have you ever thought about scaling this? Like designing a board with banks of the FPGA chip used on the PYNQ?
Comment from : Skylah

Would it work for CKB mining?
Comment from : Landshut-181

why
Comment from : Larry

This kind of board is totaly not usefull for bitcoin at 39/ mh a single asic s9 its 14thbrBut maybe this board can mine coin like monero?
Comment from : Qwicky Gaming & Fun

What about to reprogram and use fpga (Control Unit) of Siemens Hardware? PLC like simotion
Comment from : Eduardo Mendez

Have you tried Eth mining with the U200 cards?
Comment from : Westley Tusa

mining rate ? comparable with Antminer s19 xp at 140Th/s
Comment from : Terry Terry

Infrastructure is broadly a hardware concern as blockchain is composed of both hardware infrastructure and software transactions This is a fascinating video gripping software entering the Infrastructure age brThanks Richard!
Comment from : Frank Doherty

HibrThank you for sharing your implementationbrI would like to see an ethereum miner FPGA,brI would like to try making it, following your example
Comment from : Yves K

Hi Richard, wanted to discuss some of the finer details of your work May I contact you directly?
Comment from : DJ S

@Richard Harris are you using an SDK build with this?
Comment from : Joe L

This is an exciting project I hope you keep it up
Comment from : Esra Erimez

Is there a follow up to this video?
Comment from : Esra Erimez

Are any other algorithms Suitable for FPGA?
Comment from : Cloudy Mukil

Possible to increase the hash rate from 40 MH/S to 120 MH /s?
Comment from : Cloudy Mukil

i don't think it mines any bitcoin at all i did have a test connected to binance bitcoin pool for 24 hours and i even don't see the workers/miners , even though they are connected and mining No workers appear connected on the binance dashboard I have done same tests on a few bitcoin pools I think its just simulation miner not actual mining to a pool Please elaborate if it does i am waiting
Comment from : Developer Algo

Power consumption is 66W off-the-wall for 3999 MH/s impressive
Comment from : Developer Algo

Hi Richard, Is it possible to chain multiple boards together to increase the hashrate?
Comment from : Mike Kramer

This video is amazing and if the prices are as cheap as they look why the hell would people keep running to gpus? Whats the power consumption like and how easy is to run like 10 of these lol What os are you running for it? Do they have onboard video?
Comment from : Spook84