Topic: ASIC: 1Hz=1hash ？ (Read 972 times)
Don't forget it could be multiple stream line, so multiple works can be done in parallel.
It depends on the design. It's pretty standard to produce a pipelined hashing "core" that will indeed do 1 hash per clock, but it's possible to pack several on one chip. Also, I suspect that clock rates can be pushed way higher than 256Mhz with sufficient cooling.
I had read the VHDL source code,it's 1Hz=1hash;
So the avalon is about 256Mhz/chip, ASICMINER also ,means that the ASIC one chip is about 300Mhash/s ?
and the avalon speed is about 72G,so they need totoal chips is about 200pcs?
So the avalon is about 256Mhz/chip, ASICMINER also ,means that the ASIC one chip is about 300Mhash/s ?
and the avalon speed is about 72G,so they need totoal chips is about 200pcs?
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