KC705 about open-source-fpga-bitcoin-miner

[RESPAWN-007]

Thanks for your help . The only way I'm making bit coins at the moment is sitting on sites for certain amount of time . I learnt some programming in 1995 when I knew it was going to be big . Gutter I didn't stick with it . I know there is code out there to copy and paste so I can use all the pc,s in the world to mine for us . Still looking for the yellow brick road . Paul

Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 16:44:27 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Open-Source-FPGA-Bitcoin-Miner] KC705 (#15)

fpgaminer_top.v

you have a long compare each time round the loop

// Stop hashing if we've run out of nonces to check

    else if (nonce2 == 32'hFFFFFFFF)

modify nonce2 to make it 1 bit longer, then change the above to a test for a single high end bit, this will take the logic from a 32 bit compare chain to a 1 bit compare chain...

it should push the rate up.

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[Hardcore-fs]

I'm afraid you have missed the (Get rich quick) boat on Bitcoin

Mind you so did I….. and I'm still kicking myself.

With my current FPGA 2GH/S kit, Its making $10USD a day……

and still there are idiots on Bitcointalk, thinking they are going to retire just because they have strung a couple of Cyclone V together (but it MUST
be good because it is 28nm tech…..)

To be honest you would be better throwing some low cost FPGA together because the KC7 range is a killer of a price.

What would be useful, would be a way to plug these into one of the more advanced mining software program (Luke-JR)
because the python really does suck for throughput……..

On May 2, 2013, at 5:43 PM, Paul Andrew Politano [email protected] wrote:

Thanks for your help . The only way I'm making bit coins at the moment is sitting on sites for certain amount of time . I learnt some programming in 1995 when I knew it was going to be big . Gutter I didn't stick with it . I know there is code out there to copy and paste so I can use all the pc,s in the world to mine for us . Still looking for the yellow brick road . Paul

Date: Fri, 26 Apr 2013 16:44:27 -0700
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]
Subject: [Open-Source-FPGA-Bitcoin-Miner] KC705 (#15)

fpgaminer_top.v

you have a long compare each time round the loop

// Stop hashing if we've run out of nonces to check

else if (nonce2 == 32'hFFFFFFFF)

modify nonce2 to make it 1 bit longer, then change the above to a test for a single high end bit, this will take the logic from a 32 bit compare chain to a 1 bit compare chain...

it should push the rate up.

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