will this work with litecoin mining ?
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It cannot mine litecoin or scrypt coins. It can mine any SHA256 coin such as bitcoin, zetacoin, ppcoin, namecoin, etc
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Hello Robert, Thanks for asking and checking out our miners! We have set up instructions available for all of our paid customers. Details concerning the unit are all listed here, on Amazon. If you would like any further details, please ask! Thank You!
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If that is all you are running but my advise is to total everything else if there is other things that will run along with your antminer it has 480w
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Yes it works with bfgminer... I used a raspberry pi as a controller this was my input to run them: bfgminer -S BF1:all -o (your pool here) -u (login.nameofminer) -p (your password)... it's been a while since I have used them but I don't think I forgot any of the script. Anyways hope this helped. HAPPY MINING ;)
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Any brand name USB hub will work fine for the purpose of mining. To be the most effective mining using a USB hub try to go with a 7 port hub. Companies like Tek Republic or Rosewill offer the best price on 7 port USB hubs.
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NVIDIA is not good for bitcoin mining, better option is ATI, but even these can't keep up with ASIC's. If you are looking for mining, try an altcoin, or get a pickaxe. The TITAN is great for CUDA GPU stuff with Matlab. I have two and set up multiple workers on them.
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Sorry no. just bitcoins....there are mining pools that do merged mining where you mine Bitcoin and an alt coin like namecoin...an example would be Bitminter.com
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It's not worth it either way. The amount of bitcoin mined is so little you may not even be able to transfer it out of a group mining "bank" because of the fee. Don't bother. Mine Doge or something else.
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Yes, it works just the same. I personally use minepeon as well and these work fine. The only thing you should worry about is having the newest version of minepeon installed on your raspberry pi. The reason is that the newer versions of minepeon support antminer and older versions don't.
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With the current low price of bitcoin, $100 a month will be near impossible with this miner. Would be close.
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No. This is used just for mining purposes. You don't use SLI for mining. This is a PCI 1X slow, so the bandwith is low- you are not putting a lot of data down that bus, so you do not want to use SLI. Now, if you were using a 16x riser, and wanted to use the riser for gaming, then sure, why not.
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yes it is - what you are seeing is that as the newer miners come out the older miners drop in price - but you have to acct the electrical use- U1 will max out at about 2.2G tops - U2 - will get up to about 2.5 - maybe 3 if your VERY lucy... the twin furys seems to do great with cgminer at about 5G each - I hope this helps - cheers and keep on mining before its outlawed
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search for LCD7788 12v 6a Adapter Power Supply for LCD Monitor with Power Cord. This will power 1 gridseed in Bitcoin mode or several (8 I think) in litecoin (scrypt) mode using a 4-Way Gridseed Power Splitter (search B00JG7HO52)
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Hi, It can work with Linux and bfgminer. You only need the latest bfgminer :)
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Yes. Not 100% sure about Peonminer, but CGMiner works just fine. I wrote a blog with step by step on how to do this: http://blogs.sequoiainc.com/blogs/raspberry-pi-bitcoin-mining Good luck! :)
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Not much, these machines only mine a small amount of Bitcoin these days at high electrical consumption. Maybe 1-2 Bitcoin a month if you have about 14
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No, these blades are older than the cubes. They work as stand-alone units. They have a their own web-interface, and use the deprecated get-work protocol so you will need to download and install a stratum mining proxy on a separate machine if you want to use a mining pool such as Slush's. You will also need to wire them to a power supply or buy a backplane and compatible HP hot swappable PSU.