T4D #84 - Pt 2 Bitcoin Mining, BFL ASIC vs FPGA vs GPU vs CPU

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Название	:	T4D #84 - Pt 2 Bitcoin Mining, BFL ASIC vs FPGA vs GPU vs CPU
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001 btc a day, damn, welcome to the future
Comment from : Daily Motivation

Hi, I was hoping to see stuff on FPGA but there was "nothing" on FPGA I was hoping to see what you may have used compared to what's available NOW in 2018 in regards to FPGA's
Comment from : David Ward

rich now lol
Comment from : L N A S S

what is the name of device
Comment from : Ankit Gautam

Wow My $80 CPU does 10x more than that i7 00
Comment from : Faded09

Great video
Comment from : Thomas Mattson

Got me wunderingthe speed on butterfly If the caps were abit higher??
Comment from : SuperMaiki76

My laptop with a Nvidia 970M is getting 3578 Mhps
Comment from : Robotic Nerd

2 years old already but: it looks like it's running at 2/8 of the speed with all bgas populated Now with newer revisions and faster clock can probably (with little android on board ) by itself get 10x the performance per watt Still, with difficulty risen I suspect 00001 bitcon per day
Comment from : Szymon Krasuski

These are on clearance for $50 USD at Butterfly
Comment from : icurnet

You have that electronics lab behind you and don't know anything about smd components? well damn i recon i could do quite a lot in that lab :)
Comment from : klAvAxs Weird Stuff

I like this video Thank You!
Comment from : 𝓡𝓸𝓫𝓮𝓻𝓽 𝓢

That chain out section looks interesting Cascade expansion ?
Comment from : Matthew McKenzie

lol! I got 380mhps with a Titan! :D Still bad Better use a asic :)
Comment from : Davi w1p30ut3r

This video is great thanks :)
Comment from : Victor Nolochemical

useful little video
Comment from : 2020corp

Whoa your hands move just as fast as Data's did on TNG!
Comment from : Dreighen

Have you lost BTC in the last few days?brCheers John
Comment from : VietVet2008

Great video, thanks a lot! It was nice to see the close-in footage of the asic guts!
Comment from : Tom Martin

so you moved from south Africa to the uk
Comment from : Div

curlv/6m77l If u need Bitminter :))))
Comment from : FlatPDaddy

Good presentation
Comment from : Ronnie Higuchi Rusli

interesting information i enjoyed watching that i was looking at a rig claiming a guaranteed 30GH/s running 200w for reasonable cost to buy i think putting the cost to buy the rig asside theres potential to make a good income from such a rig
Comment from : Toto Guy

the date code is the 32ed week of 2013!
Comment from : HillbillyRepairs

wow, dificulty raised to 90 in two weeks this is getting harder to do isnt it
Comment from : Rafael Ramirez

What is the mining software you are using in this video?
Comment from : Mark Engbretsen

curlv/5728y Awesome New BTC Miner
Comment from : KanineAwe

don't forget that the GPU is a parallel processing unit, it can handle more data per clock cycle than a CPU, especially nVidia's cards with the CUDA implimentation ,they tend to perform well in bitcoin mining, same with AMD, and when you begin to overclock, that's when the bitcoin come flowing through!!! :D
Comment from : DigBipper188

Why are you using pools? What about solo mining?
Comment from : Pr Nizar

Money of the 21st century, join us
Comment from : Viktar Kushnarou

There seem to be 6 other BGA footprints, and butterfly labs actually sell the ICs, does it mean you can upgrade by buying and reflowing it yourself?
Comment from : Teppei9asone

Nice hardware, useless now tho Cloudmining is the next big thing: cexio/r/1/Donter/0/
Comment from : Petr Bouzek

now there is a more efficient way, it's called Cloud mining cexio/r/1/zelo533/0/
Comment from : zelo533

The bitminter client is really slow for me, only 30MHash on my Nvidia vs 65MHash on cgminer I wonder if your bitcoin miner would perform any different
Comment from : eudorian111

Great videos Don't see this to be any way profitable in near future As it is it would generate around €2/$3 a day less electricity costs It would take number of weeks to get money back That is if all was same However with these devices flooding the market soon it will operate at a loss CPU&GPU mining is a waste of money already
Comment from : Eds drafts

You need to add the computer idle power 85W to the ASIC running power of 35W when you calculate the Performance/Watt since you need to computer to be on and the program running for mining
Comment from : liba2k

Apparently you now have to make fake names and new accounts to comment on youtube weird, anyway:br750 odd kHash on a core i7 seems pretty low My Core2Duo does 74MHash with the ufasoft-miner, and 50MHs on a 650ti I'd be interested to see what your Core i7 does with this miner
Comment from : Brent Hogebrug

I would imagine the slight increase in temperature is the thermal transfer compound 'setting in' You usually see an increase for a short time but I could be wrong, basing this mostly on liquid transfer compounds
Comment from : Nic