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Quote from: fcmatt on September 02, 2011, 07:16:15 PM

Would a fair estimate be 200 active FPGA mining boards exist today and that would be about 20 gh/s?
If so they do represent a tiny fraction of the mining power today and their uptake would have to
increase in such a dramatic fashion to even become a blip on a chart.

Don't they do around 100 mh/s?

Wouldn't that be just 2 gh?

100,000,000 x 200= 20,000,000,000

Uh, buddy...kinda went a whole fucking of order of magnitude overboard there...

But, this community shouldn't surprise anyone by now...

20gh/s is 20 billion hash/s. 100mh/s would be 100 million hash/s...multiply that by 200=20,000,000,000. I don't see how that is wrong.

Right, I'm sorry.

I got the hash levels mixed up, it's been quite awhile now since I've been mining.

Just the metric system...at least one Mars lander was ruined by not understanding it.