Topic: Bitmain BM1397 2nd-Gen 7nm Chip (Read 236 times)
Wow, nice announcement. Maybe we'll start to see all these players put their best work out there for the market.
I'm definitely holding off. I was on the verge of swapping out all of my T1's / 821's for T15's / S15's but when(if?) the release of these 2nd-gen comes about the prices for these will drop considerably. Don't want to pay 1k for something I could pay 400 for in a few months.
puts me on hold for buying. since it could do 40watts a th on low and 50 watts a th on high.
It would make me not want to fully go to m10's
I am mostly m10's and s9's
much smaller then you but still growing in solar power.
100kwatt array
300kwatt array
may be doing a 500kwatt array soon.
It would make me not want to fully go to m10's
I am mostly m10's and s9's
much smaller then you but still growing in solar power.
100kwatt array
300kwatt array
may be doing a 500kwatt array soon.
Well thats a bit of a surprise, thats a massive leap in efficiency. I am looking forward to seeing that chip in action.
Bitmain has announced that they have developed their 2nd-gen 7nm chip, operating at an efficiency of 30J/TH. Link to blog post: https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-next-generation-7nm-asic-chip-for-sha256-mining-delivering-breakthrough-energy-efficiency/
A 28.6% jump in claimed efficiency is huge if this turns out to be true.
A 28.6% jump in claimed efficiency is huge if this turns out to be true.
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