Quote from: ASIC SKY Sebastian on June 10, 2013, 03:05:48 PM

Tell us your oppinion!
You decide what kind of device we are building our chips into.

1. PCI-e device:
We are currently working with an PCI-e boad so this would be the design we would be able to finish the earliest.
This would be a devide in the size of a graphics card powered by a typical 6-Pin supply.
We assume to be able to build up to 16 Chips on one board that would give max. 80 MH/s at the current state of developement.
We would set up a product line with 4, 8 or 12 Chips so 40MH/s in average.

2. USB-Stick:
A portable solution limited by the USB power capacities. To make this one happen we need to shrink our chip design to reduce power consumtion. We are not sure this would result in any useable hashrate because the vital memory needs lots of power.

3. general USB device:
Maybe this is the most convenient design.
A Box you can put somewhere where it doesn't annoy you powered by external power supply and connectet to an ordinary PC via USB.
This devices could be scaled up to any ammount of chips and therefore any hashpower.

4. standalone rig:
This is the original design we planned to build for our own purposes.
We planned to build as many chips as possible as compact as possible into one single rig that you could mount into a typical 19 inch server rack. We are not sure what hashrate we would be able to reach with this design but it would be amazing, for sure.

I thought you were broke and couldn't continue developing without donations