Re: [ActiveMining] The Official Active Mining Discussion Thread

Our chips
Generation 1: Block Eruptor. 130nm with 6-8J/GH. Each chip's rated frequency is 336MHz at 1.05V. It translates to 336MH/s because it does one hash per cycle. The chips work stable and well at 392MH/s at 1.15V. Further overclocking needs proper handling of heat and power supply.

Quote from: kslaughter on July 08, 2013, 10:46:58 PM

Our chips in development
Generation 1: Fast-Hash. 28nm. Each chip's rated frequency is 800 MHz at 1.15V. It translates to 16,000 MH/s because it does 20 hashes per cycle. Chip requires proper handling of heat and power supply. It is expected the chip can be overclocked to 1000 MHz @ 20,000 MH/s.

Does....does this mean Ken = friedcat?

Ken = friedcat everyone!! The friedcat's out of the bag! Everyone panic buy!!

Or maybe friedcat just copied ken's template. (Edit: just saw friedcat was 2012, in which case this slightly raises my eyebrow)

Huh. How difficult is it to write a sentence like that without plagiarism? "We're currently developing a 28nm IC, computing 20 double SHA256 hashes per clock, and a design operating frequency of 800Mhz, we expect to see around 16Gh/chip, potentially overclockable to 20Gh/s/chip" . I don't get why you'd even bother to plagiarize something like that.