Can I also used for Scrypt mining?? Or is only for SHA 256?
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As JohnK mentioned, SHA-256 only... 38 MH/s for scrypt at this price would be amazing!
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SHA 265 only ...look to Alpha Tech for a Scrypt mining ASIC ..I'm sure it'll be ready in just two weeks (yes I'm being silly)
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Depends on how may, since one miner has 2.5W at 5V, that means it consumes about 0.5A of current, so you need usb adaptor that can supply 0.5 * num_of_miners amperes (it is usually written in the description) and also it'd be good if you took one with some reserve .. say 0.5A - that way it would not run at maximum power all the time
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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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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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The Red Fury supports any of the SHA-256 type cryptocurrency, however, they are a challenge to setup unless you are skilled in cgminer software. A more economical product for SHA-256 mining, and is easier to setup and use is the Bitmain Antminer U2 or S1 with a much greater Hashrate.
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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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The pictured miners are Clam Miners. They are kinda rare here.They make a few different models. But these guys are saying theyre selling AntMiner S1 units.So someone uploaded the wrong pics, or either before this was a S1 catalouge/ad, it was a Clam miner Listing.But either way no worries, these guys say they are selling 100% Antminer S1's
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This miner can only mine SHA 256 coins such as bitcoin, namecoin, peercoin, zetacoin, etc. If you set your settings on the CEX.io/ghash.io to mine only SHA256 then it will be fine.
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There is under clocking. By reducing the hash rate and power draw, less heat is generated, keeping the fan slow.I do not know about MultiMiner.The device is standalone.
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Hello! For full setup instructions please see the following page and scroll down to the instructions: http://www.getfreebitcoins.us/bitcoin-mining/
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It basically runs all the time, though I've only used mine for scrypt mining. There are ways to turn off the fans and even remove them, cleaner if yur handy with a soldiering iron. How loud is it? Well I would say have it in another room or just remove the fans, yu don't need them if yur only doing scrypt mining .
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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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If you run a live boot of Linux from sd card you can mabe run a bit coin mining program in linux. I'm no 100% sure but you can mabe find tutorials online on how to do this stuff
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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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I don't see why not. Most miners work happily together. Mind you that this one has a big cooler, though, and might take two USB ports, if the ports are too close to each other.
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A few months ago, I built a computer with an Intel i7-2600k, GTX 570, Asus Maximus IV Extreme and a HAF X. Best yet. It has more power by far than a Quadro 2000. As long as CS6 supports my card, I'm certain that I can run it far better with my GTX 570. If not, I'll find something that can alter the code that will let me use my 570.BTW, my 570 runs CS5.5 premiere perfectly and in realtime.Thanks :)~asuperpower
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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...