Review: ASICMiner Returns With Prisma 1.4 th/s Bitcoin Miner
ASICMiner BE200 Chips on Prisma. ASICMiner recently debuted the Tube Bitcoin ASIC miner which we reviewed at CCN. FriedCat and his team have followed up the Tube with the Prisma. The Prisma is a 1.4 th/s miner based on the ASICMiner Gen 3 BE200 chip that the Tube miner, as well as others like the Rockminer T1 and BTCGarden V1X2, use. The Prisma follows the same design as the Tube except that it is longer, featuring more chips and a lower clock rate. Clocking down and adding more chips is what ZeusMiner did with the Thunder X6 that we reviewed as well. ASICMiner can bring the total hash....
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ASICMiner, led by FriedCat, has been setting the pace with Bitcoin ASIC miners since the first block erupter. They have not stopped since then and have recently introducing the Gen 3 BE200 chip that many companies have been using in their new miners such as Rockminer and BTC Garden. FriedCat and his ASICMiner team started shipping the ASICMiner Tube 840+ gh/s miners in the past few weeks. It is a 4 bladed miner that uses a tube form factor for cooling. The AM Tube utilizes the same controller as the Rockminer T1 Bitcoin ASIC miner. Just like the T1, you can string 16 blades or 4 tubes....
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Review: Rockminer R3-Box 470 gh/s+ Bitcoin ASIC Miner. Rockminer has been putting out miners at a fast pace first starting with the R- Box a 32 gh/s+ ASIC miner. The R-Box was Rockminer's entry-level miner which not only helped them break into the market, and is gearing at the causal miner or someone new to mining. Their introduction of the R3-Box brings Rockminer into direct competition with other heavyweights, like Bitmain, in the Bitcoin ASIC miner market. The R3-Box operates at a speed of roughly 479 gh/s and is aiming at a place from enthusiast's farms to average users who want more....
Review: BTCGarden AM-V1 310 gh/s Bitcoin ASIC Miner. BTCGarden is a manufacturer that is also using the AM Gen 3 chips. The BTCGarden AM-V1 is a very quiet and cool running miner that runs from an RPI (Raspberry Pi). Like theRockminer line which also uses the AM Gen 3 chips, the BTCGarden takes a bit of a different approach to the setup and software. BTCGarden is also rapidly developing the design of their units. Specifications: AM-V1. Chips: 32x ASICMiner Gen3. Hashrate: 310GH. Power Consumption: 350W. 2x 120mm Fans. Integrated GPIO connection for RPI. Can Connect more that one V1 unit....