I was offered a chance to sell a product very close to this .
I did not want to do so.
these 8 card boards need a better cpu for nvidia cards
I no longer consider them to be that good the way they are deployed in rigs.
here is the deal an 8 card 1060 does 2600 sols max for cash and it does about 3600 mh max for skein
I rather a 3x 1080ti + 1x 1070 diy build which will do about 2400 sol for zcash and about 3400h for skein. with careful shopping I can do this build for 2600 usd
smaller quieter just as efficient .
I know a farmer will want 50 of the 8 card rigs. but frankly I no longer trust the builders of them.
Topic: Pandaminer - Nvidia? (Read 558 times)
Looks like some other details related to this have been posted in another thread.
Anyone out there translate?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-nvidia-gpu-mining-chipset-nv-p106-100which-model-1957710
Anyone out there translate?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-nvidia-gpu-mining-chipset-nv-p106-100which-model-1957710
Disclaimer: No where does this indicate or show that this is a Pandaminer at this time.
...but this must be what this is, I wonder what they are going to do to fulfill existing pre-orders.
I wonder if they are going to ship these instead or launch them separately while people still waiting on AMD cards.
Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/first-look-at-pascal-based-gpu-cryptocurrency-mining-station#disqus_thread
...but this must be what this is, I wonder what they are going to do to fulfill existing pre-orders.
I wonder if they are going to ship these instead or launch them separately while people still waiting on AMD cards.
Source: https://videocardz.com/newz/first-look-at-pascal-based-gpu-cryptocurrency-mining-station#disqus_thread
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Today we give you the first pictures of upcoming Pascal GPU mining solution. This system is equipped with eight GP106-100 mining cards, which lack display connectors and are passively cooled.
It’s a full system with Celeron Mobile processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM and 64GB mSata SSD. The power supply is offered optionally, otherwise, 7x 6-pin power connectors are required to run this thing.
We did some experiments with ZEC mining on GTX1080+1080+1070. Such system pulls around 750W from the socket (TDP optimized) with ~1400 Sol/s. This solution requires 1050 Watts for 2500 Sol/s. So it’s 0,5 Sol/s/W better. Not a huge difference, but I guess it all depends on the price. Also, bear in mind these cards (and such system) will have low resale value, unless they find better purpose (Folding@Home?) after GPU mining becomes unprofitable.
It’s a full system with Celeron Mobile processor, 4GB DDR3 RAM and 64GB mSata SSD. The power supply is offered optionally, otherwise, 7x 6-pin power connectors are required to run this thing.
We did some experiments with ZEC mining on GTX1080+1080+1070. Such system pulls around 750W from the socket (TDP optimized) with ~1400 Sol/s. This solution requires 1050 Watts for 2500 Sol/s. So it’s 0,5 Sol/s/W better. Not a huge difference, but I guess it all depends on the price. Also, bear in mind these cards (and such system) will have low resale value, unless they find better purpose (Folding@Home?) after GPU mining becomes unprofitable.
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