so they do 2145/33000 = 0.065 per gh?
and are really by far the best most efficient miner ever made?
So if you purchased the GMO miner at .082 per gh you got crushed by this miner.
The M10 is like a freaking beast
btw bitmain has dropped the s9i down under 600 to 564
https://pangolinminer.com/
M10 rules if this is true.
Topic: Pangolin Whatsminer M10 - 33TH at 2145W - page 14. (Read 22014 times)
How are they getting these results using 16nm ?
(not sure why they put "or better" in there - don't they know what processors they are using ?)
Thoughts ?
Easy, just check out the overclocking threads for the s9: given the right voltage, freq tweaks and decent cooling they can run in the same per-chip hash rates. (not sure why they put "or better" in there - don't they know what processors they are using ?)
Thoughts ?
As for the 'or better' I suspect they are either using multiple foundries for their chips or as the 16nm node further matures are anticipating at least 1 more process improvement for the node.
Thoughts ?
Look at the amount of wattage it uses. Yikes.
So Pangolin has 2 new miners for presale on their website.
The BTC miner is a 33TH unit running at 2145W - for $1999
How are they getting these results using 16nm ?
(not sure why they put "or better" in there - dont they know what processors they are using ?)
Thoughts ?
The BTC miner is a 33TH unit running at 2145W - for $1999
Quote
Weight
8.5 kg
Algorithm
SHA-256
Chips Process Technology
16nm FinFET Compact or Better
Hashrate
33.0 Th/s (+-6%)
Power Consumption
2145W @ 33th/s (+-10%)
Environment Temperature
0℃ to 45℃
Warranty
180 days after shipment
8.5 kg
Algorithm
SHA-256
Chips Process Technology
16nm FinFET Compact or Better
Hashrate
33.0 Th/s (+-6%)
Power Consumption
2145W @ 33th/s (+-10%)
Environment Temperature
0℃ to 45℃
Warranty
180 days after shipment
How are they getting these results using 16nm ?
(not sure why they put "or better" in there - dont they know what processors they are using ?)
Thoughts ?
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