To the few individuals still saying Baikal is an FPGA:
The Baikal hashing units are ASIC chips utilizing 28nm cores with subdivided arrays of nodes that hash specific links in the chained X11 algo (eg; Groestl, Echo, Blue-Midnight-Wish). Same thing for Bitmain
The Baikal hashing units are ASIC chips utilizing 28nm cores with subdivided arrays of nodes that hash specific links in the chained X11 algo (eg; Groestl, Echo, Blue-Midnight-Wish). Same thing for Bitmain
No you have no idea what you are talking about.
LMAO you are so clueless and making an utter fool of yourself. Baikal themselves stated that the chips were full custom application-specific, not reprogrammable.
Uninformed stubborn newcomers like you are typically the first people that get burned on the first leg down. Wisen up and listen to people that have been in this industry longer than you.