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Quote from: Labrader on January 30, 2018, 07:32:19 PM

Bitshopper.de is out of stock from quite some time. Have they ordered any stock resupply from you?
And what do they mean

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1 Futurebit Moonlander 2 (Edition bitshopper.de) in Aluminium box

What box?

Yes they will have lots of stock available starting this week

~~Still not in stock or they had little stock that ran out.~~ Now in stock. WTH. Huh

Wow. Nice! Order is out.

They are acting strange. Now it's out of stock again. Really hard to say if they are throttling orders or simply taking payment for products not really in stock. Thing is, my order is still processing. Will report back when it actually gets shipped, though it would have been enough time to be shipped by now.

Quote from: aodpip on February 12, 2018, 11:14:20 AM

Is it possible to get this to mine other algorithms that aren't Scrypt? Such as Cryptonight.

No. Asics are optimized for a specific algo. As to your example, Cryptonight is (ATM) Asic-resistant.

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This is usually achieved by requiring a lot of memory, which when implementing this on an ASIC, translates to needing lots of physical area on the chip.

ASIC implementations derive their power from having many physically parallel and pipelined threads on one chip, each requiring a certain piece of chip real estate. Now if your algorithm requires lots of real estate even for one step of the pipeline, there will not but much room to actually parallelize or pipeline the algorithm. Thereby you will lose the parallelizing advantage of an ASIC implementation.

Source.