Quote from: FP91G on Today at 11:32:00 AM

Quote from: sxemini on March 01, 2023, 01:15:56 PM

Quote from: FP91G on March 01, 2023, 11:01:22 AM

Please tell me, is it possible to use ASIC E9 Pro for mining Ethereum POW coins and other coins that use the Ethash algorithm?
Ethereum Classic has a similar Etchash algorithm, and when mining on video cards, the hashrate is the same on both algorithms. But I'm interested in the situation with the new ASIC.

Ethash is Ethash. The E9 supports all Ethash and Etchash coins, it doesn´t matter what coin - only limitations is DAG size in the Future. But i don´t know how much RAM this Asic has for the DAG.

EDIT:
The E9 has 7GB of RAM for the DAG.

I thought that these ASICs have restrictions on the number of coins. Then all old AMD video cards will be useless in mining coins with Ethash and Etchash algorithms. And 7 GB of RAM will be enough for the next 5 years of mining, but perhaps the ASIC will break earlier.

How should they have restrictions on number of coins? He is restricted to an algo -> Ethash, but you can mine every Ethash coin (etho, ethw, ethf, etc, zil, clo..... - all coins on this list = https://miningpoolstats.stream/ethereumclassic). Etchash is only slightly different to Ethash, but it only needs some changes in the software.
Is 7GB really enough for the next 5 years? ETHW for example - the 7GB is only good for the next 3 years. But sure it is enough at the moment.

It is the same like BTC miners. This miners can also mine hundreds of coins, the only restriction is - they must use the sha256 algo.

I switched all my old AMD cards to kaspa+zil - squeeze the last shit out of this cards Cheesy

- and also started to buy newer cards - i get 6600xt around 180 sometimes