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System Specifications
• Contains (1) 28nm ASICs
• Performance: 700 GH/s at nominal clock speed.
• At the wall, this unit consumes 0.85 watt per gigahash +/- 20%
• Chassis: Corsair Graphite 230T
• Corsair Hydro Cooling System
• 1 Internal High performance Corsair power supplies
• Connects via USB to a computer of your choice running cgminer (a “control unit”, see below)
Recommended Control Unit
• Win/Mac (desktop, laptop), with the following:
• 1G RAM, 50GB or larger disk, at least one USB port
• I.e., most any computer that can run CGMiner
• Needs an ethernet port to connect to the internet
• Needs one USB port per miner
• Linux: Raspberry PI controller is preferred.
Chip Specifications
• 28nm ASIC
• Hashing Output: 700 GH/s at nominal clock speed (overclocked up to 750 GH/s)
• Power Consumption at the chip: less than 0.65 W/GH/s +/- 15%
• Designed to be underclocked for greater efficiency, and overclocked for greater performance.
** USB is a standard protocol. An OSX or Windows box running CGMiner will probably work fine as a control unit. But we are doing our development work on Windows boxes, and so we recommend using a Windows box for your controller.
System Specifications
• Contains (1) 28nm ASICs
• Performance: 700 GH/s at nominal clock speed.
• At the wall, this unit consumes 0.85 watt per gigahash +/- 20%
• Chassis: Corsair Graphite 230T
• Corsair Hydro Cooling System
• 1 Internal High performance Corsair power supplies
• Connects via USB to a computer of your choice running cgminer (a “control unit”, see below)
Recommended Control Unit
• Win/Mac (desktop, laptop), with the following:
• 1G RAM, 50GB or larger disk, at least one USB port
• I.e., most any computer that can run CGMiner
• Needs an ethernet port to connect to the internet
• Needs one USB port per miner
• Linux: Raspberry PI controller is preferred.
Chip Specifications
• 28nm ASIC
• Hashing Output: 700 GH/s at nominal clock speed (overclocked up to 750 GH/s)
• Power Consumption at the chip: less than 0.65 W/GH/s +/- 15%
• Designed to be underclocked for greater efficiency, and overclocked for greater performance.
** USB is a standard protocol. An OSX or Windows box running CGMiner will probably work fine as a control unit. But we are doing our development work on Windows boxes, and so we recommend using a Windows box for your controller.
this a joke right? you want 2k for 700gh/s? one S3 is 500gh/s for 500bucks hmmm which one do you think someone will pick?