Re: [ANN] cudaMiner - a new litecoin mining application [Windows/Linux]

Christian, please -- and this isn't completely related with coin mining -- if you have direct contact with Nvidia and Maxwell chip has indeed an ARM CPU, tell them to add an USB interface (or supply a separate USB hub that links to the first few PCI-e pins) and allow standalone operation. No motherboard, no Intel/AMD CPUs, no 4gb system RAM, no Windows. Just plug the PSU PCI-e power pins and the card boots ARM Linux from a connect usb pendrive

I'd like to add a bit to this request. Could we also see a parallel port added to the video card. If i'm going to run Linux, I'm going to need to print.

Ethernet port would be logical as well, so I can connect to the internet.

Maybe a few sata ports, so I can connect storage harddrives too. If this is going to run an OS, it should allow me the ability to have decent storage, at a decent speed. Sata is way faster than usb, even usb3.

And lastly audio output. Both digital and analog.

Get lost. In this thread and forum, we're not talking about "videocards" but mining devices.

Except you're talking about a video card. Last I checked, we were mining with cudaminer on....video cards. Maxwell is the architecture of a GPU, on a video card. Nvidia don't make mining devices. They make video cards.

My post was a joke, so calm down. You're asking Nvidia to turn their *gasp* video card into a standalone computer. I found it funny you were requesting a company add USB ports to a *gasp* video card.