BitCoin Mining FPGA Card

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Very Well explained loved it!!! , can't imagine it is from 2012 , you gotta be a millionaire by now :)
Comment from : garvit suneja

Watching on January 8, 2020 Did you sell all of your Bitcoins???
Comment from : Gmail Address

Do you have any more information on these cards? I am wanting to DIY something like this for AI research and development
Comment from : Andrew York

Was there every any follow,up?
Comment from : Laser resaL

Those would be so fun to turn into a crazy music synth
Comment from : pixelflow

don't waste time programming somthing which you don't even have the schematics of just harvest the components and increase your inventory
Comment from : Abrahim Sabir

The IDT71V016 are 64Kx16 12ns rams, presumably to hold the block/hash while the AISC works on thembrProbably quite expensive at the time, now maybe £1 eachbrI'm confused at what the Analog Devices chips are doing there? DSP's are normally used for floating point, and AFIK there is no FP in BC mining?
Comment from : horse1066

The two chips are CPLDs, a quite restricted performance and capabilities FPGA in simple termsThe device at 2:08 is a CPLD propably dedicated for the JTAG interface, from which you can get things like monitoring some of the system performance signals etc
Comment from : MeTuber

thats a pice of bitcoin mining histoy
Comment from : RandomGameplayer

FPGA Mining and bitcoins mining is about for some people to sell that kind of cards!!!
Comment from : Theseus

There is no way those will ever mine at 21GHs!
Comment from : Ken Olsen

the xilinx chip at 2:00 is a xc95108 a CPLD with 108 macrocellsbrobsolete now according to datasheet
Comment from : Borgar

20 GH are you sure
Comment from : Anddosdd

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Comment from : Luciano Mazzeo

aaaaaa rgghhh don't touch the chips >< You will ruin em
Comment from : Andraž Urevc

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Comment from : Jing YAN

I switched from mining myself to cloud mining You can buy mining equipment instantly and the earnings are applied to your account cexio/r/1/Donter/0/
Comment from : Petr Bouzek

Have you tried these in linux Maybe they work out of the box in ubuntu???
Comment from : Roy van Kuik

i know they arent CPUs :p it would be so awesome to get one and prgram it to help me with my calculations :)
Comment from : Aroop Roelofs

how can you canfigure an fpga for bitcoin mining? i mean is there any special programming machine for that or can everybody do that?
Comment from : tessc

They cannot mine at 21ghthat is the most ridiculous thing ive ever heard If they could they would sell for WAY more than 99p You might get 21mh out of them
Comment from : FBA Mogul

do you actally mine with it?
Comment from : Aroop Roelofs

it is not the truth, it will not earn for itself in month because of mining difficulty change
Comment from : Łukasz Lewicki

sadly theres ASIC chips for btc mining which from what i've heard are heaps more efficient and faster BFL has an upcoming PCI-E based btc miner coming out soon called the 'monarch' that will mine at 600gh/s sadly it costs nearly $5,000 but you could easily make that money back in a month with a single card! :)
Comment from : Tyler Walker

part number?
Comment from : Tesfa Berhanu

The ModMiner runs 4 Spartan 6 chips and estimated at 840 Mh/s - 1Gh/s - Would be interesting to see what hash rate you can get however with correct drivers
Comment from : crabnebulamusic

Yeah i think current Xilinx Spartan 6 Chips is maybe based on your 21Gh/s calculation however even with 8 you would get sub 2Gh/s
Comment from : crabnebulamusic

so actually you CAN make a really fast sciencific computer with this?
Comment from : Aroop Roelofs

Those are Xilinx XC4020's(all discontinued) the series ran in the 200-300Mhz range and only had 15k gates The RAM chips are likely 64kb to 256kb (max these chips could use) Any driver that exists would be specialized and archaic and would probably need windows 95 at best A new Xilinx chip would smoke this entire array and would costs $10 and programming kits are available FPGAs are not ideal for bitcoin mining, You might be better off using a nVidia CUDA driver on your video card
Comment from : Nick Steele

whats the name and model of the card??
Comment from : SPRINGCANDY_PT

trade the bitcoins you mined for dollars ALL BANKS ACCEPT DOLLARS MY LANDLORD FUCKING LOVES DOLLARS MY SUPERMARKET CANT GET ENOUGH OF MY DOLLARS even i dont know wtf your talking about on the last one
Comment from : Sarge

Did you ever find a use for the cards?
Comment from : Javier J

Martin anyone can dribble on with delusions That never qualifies as a real answer YOU HAVE NOT ANSWERED MY QUESTIONS IN THE AFFIRMATIVE You have outlined a multiple step program which ONLY works with very very very isolated people Incidentally the #1 exchange was closed down by govt when THEY decided L-O-S-E-R
Comment from : wavepattern

Too bad its not pci-express
Comment from : Jame Gumb

Haha, the fact that i've actually answered your questions when you thought that no one would be able to, you've just managed to epically fail Thanks and goodbye
Comment from : Martin Rickard

What a Loser
Comment from : wavepattern

Can you send a link to similar/the same FPGAs for dirt cheap as well?
Comment from : Ken

c´mon i tought its already done Fraud
Comment from : JMeyN40

lol dumb dum
Comment from : Trinity8030

Engineering friend of mine used to prgram thesesaid they went out of tech about 5 years agoguess not
Comment from : GoogleisTyrant

Could i ask if they could really do 21Ghash/s why would some one sell them for 99p ?
Comment from : pokemontoxicrpg

did you get it to run?
Comment from : TheTrueCBaer

now go configure :D
Comment from : krcn00b

and see how to build a REAL Bitcoin miner from ebay scrap
Comment from : bob smith

Go here: hardcoreforensics (dot)com
Comment from : bob smith

question whats a fpga card?
Comment from : thecope125

actually do some research, I sunk 10 grand into a setup a few months ago YOu see the more you spend the faster you can pay off your equiptment costs I payed off my setup in about 2 months and m making well over a hundred grand a year now The scheme I believe is in this company called butterfly labs who claim they are going to make and ship these amazing miners on preorders This is the scheme not bitcoin itself and its benefits If you know computers you can easily make a set up with some $
Comment from : Deathphase

Um i think your stupid
Comment from : داود

Hey Guys, I feel that the new 'Miners' being developed by Bitfountain, Avalon, KnCMiner, etc ARE A BIG SCAM First why would you want to give away for less than what you can make off of those machines! And they are always promising to ship out the machines, one of them has taken a YEAR and still they are not shipping out!!! If you find this information helpful please help me I 'm a collage student who is lay-offed of work Bitcoin: 1CeD9UZnkS4GisrTJJDbmP9AjJEgV6EUEx Thanks Guys
Comment from : wontoofree_123

wow just wow research before you comment cretin
Comment from : Daniel Rose

Hmm ik think dsptoolscom does prototyping for a lot of companies One of them is Becton Dickinson I think the type "BDDSP" on the controller cart might suggest it's one of theirs So maybe they can help you with drivers Also have you actually put it in your pc to see what happens? It can give you a good idea what drivers you are actually looking for if you look at the hardware strings
Comment from : TheTerracide

Fack you !!!
Comment from : Крещеный Зверь

r u crazy ? what is this video !!!
Comment from : ALAA MURAD

So did you get the proper configuration?
Comment from : Omar2788

Your childish response speaks volumes about you and your idiocy
Comment from : wavepattern

Q: DOES YOUR LANDLORD ACCEPT ANY FOREIGN CURRENCY? Q: DOES YOUR SUPERMARKET ACCEPT ANY FOREIGN CURRENCY? Q: Do you really think there's a big bitcoin market in Africa? Cute YOU ARE A MORON MORON MORON MORON
Comment from : krazedkat

can you help me build such a device I did not understand very well the iron, but I hope for your quality care willing to pay for your work, if the assembled device will go into operation details available to talk on Skype vasilijvg Thank you!
Comment from : Василий Галкин

Don't lie they are 200$ each!
Comment from : Voodoo Hack

Yep you are looking in the wrong place, there is someone on the forums who builds 2GH/s for <$350usd
Comment from : bob smith

so are they for sale?
Comment from : MileHigh TrapKing

nice
Comment from : Mick

I must be looking at the wrong places!! I can't find ANYTHING that can do 1 or more GH for less than 500€ I mean I can't find anything that I can buy and get it right now (in less than a month) I could buy the 5GH Jalapeno, but for what? To get it "as soon" as December? No thanks!
Comment from : Chinoman10

seems about right
Comment from : Ryan Willis

What kind of Xilinx chip is on the boards?
Comment from : DulceSeeker

if you know something about bible you know bitcoin maybe it's 666 maybe later you don't need a computer, just embed a chip into your hand , forehead , whatsoever,, and you can make a deal holly crap if you want to survive in the future you gonna need this,, badly find many bitcoin for your future living man I am serious
Comment from : Love IYOU

Damn mate, I would love to have them cards in my hands to fiddle around with em and would be real good tool to teach my self some assembly, you lucky git for having them cards for that price
Comment from : ValugaTheLord

How would I be able to mine Litecoins with these cards?
Comment from : nutcrakerz

Future FPGA will support opencl api directly Bad news for GPUs
Comment from : mikeccuk2005

I'm pretty sure that the Section 75 protection would only protect me if PayPal went bust between transferring the money from the credit card to the Paypal account, and paying for the item because the contract is with PayPal, not the seller Also, PayPal's user agreement states that you would be in breech of their terms and conditions if you open a dispute with your card company for a payment to them PayPal are b*stards when it comes to refunds for something which is not part of their policy
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Check with your credit card company, but for me the Section 75 protection goes through PayPal and to the merchant giving you end-to-end protection ie I've paid for things using a credit card and PayPal and had the bank confirm that if the company goes bust that I am still protected despite having had the payment go through PayPal Just something to think about
Comment from : Merlin Himself

I would much rather spend my money placing a bet that Butterfly Labs will go bust before a single unit gets shipped Anonymous payments means they will take your money and run
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Mining bitcoins now after the bubble has burst is to no use
Comment from : Adam Risberg

Thirdly, nobody seems to have ever received their unit! Everybody is speculating as to when they will be shipped but they always claim they are "still testing the ASICs" I would not be surprised if one day, you go to their website and it's been taken offline and they've done a runner with everybody's BitCoins and non-reversible PayPal payments
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Secondly, I have been watching their site for many months and last October, they said they plan to start shipping the units "before Christmas" Now it is April 2013 and they now say they will start shipping "at the end of April"
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Well Butterfly Labs "CLAIM" to have developed a series of ASIC Miners and are taking pre-orders now However their whole operation seems a bit suspect to me because they only take payment for pre-orders by BitCoin or PayPal - no credit or debit cards! If they took credit cards, I would pre-order one tomorrow because if it doesn't arrive, I simply put in a Section 75 claim under the Consumer Credit Act and get a refund
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

This set of cards was manufactured in the year 2000 so at the time, they were top of the range
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Because most modern FPGA boards may contain one FPGA These boards were custom designed and have 16 FPGAs with dedicated memory for each FPGA
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Well according to somebody who was originally bidding against me on eBay for them (before he withdrew his bid and I was the only other bidder), they were a one-off design by DSP Tools so I would be surprised if you received much change out of £20,000 (US$ 29,000)
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

It's all about how you configure them The hash rate was calculated by the number of gates in each FPGA and the speed of the FPGA itself, times 16 (the number of FPGAs across the boards)
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

Again, it's all about how you configure them If you use a sloppy half-ass FPGA configuration, you may well get less than that, but calculated on the number of gates and the speed of the FPGAs themselves, 21GH/s is achievable
Comment from : CarlsTechShed

These are ancient and have no means of producing 21Ghash, this is the product of a dumbass It uses XC4020XLA chips You can Google the specs of them
Comment from : weareNaation