Found this product:
"BittWares XUPSVH is an UltraScale+ VU33P/35P FPGA-based PCIe card. The UltraScale+ FPGA helps these demanding applications avoid I/O bottlenecks with integrated High Bandwidth Memory (HBM2) tiles on the FPGA that support up to 8 GBytes of memory at 460 GBytes/sec."
Each fpga device requires a unique bitstream. Think about it."BittWares XUPSVH is an UltraScale+ VU33P/35P FPGA-based PCIe card. The UltraScale+ FPGA helps these demanding applications avoid I/O bottlenecks with integrated High Bandwidth Memory (HBM2) tiles on the FPGA that support up to 8 GBytes of memory at 460 GBytes/sec."
Sorry, what is "unique bitstream"? You mean need to do unique coding for each FPGA model to do mining same coin?
Yea my take it is like a bios for the fpga card that tells it exactly what to do, so each one is unique for every fpga.
kind of like saying gpu's are a sledge hammer where a more basic set of instructions can be sent to it to take a swing at anything.
In a fpga it would more like programming a laser to etch out exactly what you want resulting in a more precise operation.