Topic: Are all SP20s the same? (Read 1182 times)
As I recall, the SP20E has slightly better chips, in the sense that the ASIC manufacturing process was yielding more chips that are in the highest range of "good". I think that the net effect is that an SP20E has a better chance of hitting the described 1.7TH hashing rate, compared to a November SP20 (no E). I can't speak to the other improvements as other folks have.
I dont have an SP20 to verify this but have read some older firmware updates were showing the the SP20 as an SP10 but this was fixed I think.So there is no Sp20 Dawson .
Dawson would be an SP10, so probably a typo.
I think the E signifies that the mounting of the hash boards was improved for better durability during shipping.
I think the E signifies that the mounting of the hash boards was improved for better durability during shipping.
That's correct, "SP20 Dawson" is not a thing and is an error. And the "e" is to signify they fixed the hashboard mounting but very few people use that moniker.
Dawson would be an SP10, so probably a typo.
I think the E signifies that the mounting of the hash boards was improved for better durability during shipping.
I think the E signifies that the mounting of the hash boards was improved for better durability during shipping.
Is there just one kind of Spondoolies SP20?
I was offered an SP20 Jackson and an SP20 Dawson. I am guessing that this is a simple mistake and that Dawson is actually an SP10.
And what's the difference between SP20 and SP20e?
I was offered an SP20 Jackson and an SP20 Dawson. I am guessing that this is a simple mistake and that Dawson is actually an SP10.
And what's the difference between SP20 and SP20e?
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