Can you use this to mine Litecoins?
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You can use this to mine any SHA256 hash type coins. I believe that includes Litecoin.
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I haven't tried myself but when I looked into it, it is apparently compatible
1015149
No. This is exclusively designed for SHA256 based mining. The hardware can't process SCRYPT based coins
1015150
Hi, It can only mine SHA 256 coins such as bitcoin, peercoin, zetacoin, namecoin, casino coin, etc
1015151
No. LTC are SCrypt, which is a different algorithm. This can be used to mine BTC and other SHA-256 coins.
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No you can't mine Litecoin with this miner, mines only SHA256 coins. You can mine ASICcoins which can be traded easily for Litecoins. But you will need to trade them at a exchange like Cryptsy, here a link to the exchange. https://www.cryptsy.com/users/register?refid=51326
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Haven't used mines yet but I'm pretty sure you can. I have back in the days when I was much younger.
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Not at all, I have an old laptop that runs BFG miner. You will be able to even game if you want while running these.
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I mine in a pool called BTC guild for BTC and they pair BTC mining with namecoin mining. also since nameoin uses sha 256 im pretty sure that the antminer will mine namecoin.
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I'm sorry but I really don't know as I use my Explorist in the Mts.for mining purposes Regards, Ron
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Yep they will, however I was using a Raspberry Pi with mine and I was using Mine Peon for my program. But you can still use these miners with whatever mining program you're using say it be cgminer.
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for plug and play use macminer or asteroid for MAC or use multi miner for super easy on PC. I found that U2 runs best on multi miner! good luck and see you on the moon @bigperrydog
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The short answer is actually less than none.At current difficulty rating, the electricity you will consume running this will cost you more than any bitcoin it will mine in the equivalent time.
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You can but it would be stupid to do so. I use 1 protected 18650 and it works great. Extremely bright light. I have had mine for two years and use it for everything. Best light I have ever had
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no ...asic hardware can only mine sha256 coins ...see http://com-http.us/ for a list of all coins and the different types of coins ...for litecoins or scrypt as we call them you need a graphics card rig or special hardware like a gridseed
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search for bitcoinwizdom difficulty on your favorite web browser. There you can see the current rate, and they also have a calculator with power costs that will show what you can mine over time(more important), because you have to make a ROI(Return On Investment). If power is cheap, I think these are still a better deal right now than the S3's because these include a power supply. Also, with the current price of bitcoin, nothing is really making a ROI right now. Coin price may rise to change that...
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No, this is for SHA-256 coins only, such as BitCoin, LiteCoin is Scrypt Algorithm.
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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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The seller probably hasn't adjusted the price, the needed hash rates now are so high these are fairly useless, I still have 32 running just because they take so little power and it gives my raspberry pie something to do. We are now living in a world of Terra Hash miners which will give you more hashing for the money.
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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, you can. But don't waste your money. This does not work. Not even a little.
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Yes you can as I have done so- I might add that it was in-expensive unit and I wonder if the higher priced ones do much better? It only reacts to TOCHING of Gold NOT a closeness . hope that helps-Robert