True CGA developers:
I suspect the ASIC resistance might prove somewhat true. I know guys with the 250 meg titans coming in. To my knowledge, you cannot "split" the hashing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but especially when mining firepower dedicated to CGA is low, anybody dropping 250 meg onto CGA would pretty much burn themselves (granted, along with everybody else) with the payout system.
Mea culpa, but too busy working on rigs to truly read more today on CGA.
Things I don't understand.
1) Why even when mining levels remain consistent, difficulty tends to jump all over the board. You could see a < 1 difficutly, then a 6, when hash power dedicated has not changed one iota.
2) when some block payouts, out of nowhere, are odd amounts, even on sub 3 difficulty, like ".15," or "2," not .33. No time to look up the payouts charts to get exact numbers, but I will, if you don't understand what I'm saying.
I suspect the ASIC resistance might prove somewhat true. I know guys with the 250 meg titans coming in. To my knowledge, you cannot "split" the hashing. Correct me if I'm wrong, but especially when mining firepower dedicated to CGA is low, anybody dropping 250 meg onto CGA would pretty much burn themselves (granted, along with everybody else) with the payout system.
Mea culpa, but too busy working on rigs to truly read more today on CGA.
Things I don't understand.
1) Why even when mining levels remain consistent, difficulty tends to jump all over the board. You could see a < 1 difficutly, then a 6, when hash power dedicated has not changed one iota.
2) when some block payouts, out of nowhere, are odd amounts, even on sub 3 difficulty, like ".15," or "2," not .33. No time to look up the payouts charts to get exact numbers, but I will, if you don't understand what I'm saying.