sh256 is does not use floating point.
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Topic: Question: Floating point co-processor helped for FPGA mining? (Read 925 times)
I'm considering set up a HPC mining rig start-up project. The rig will use floating point co-processor for FPGAs which could create compute blocks with 4096 processors (8 TFLOPs) in each unit.
But the question is: Could multi-core floating point co-processor helped (or not) for FPGA Bitcoin mining?
related data:
FPGAs in HPC: Part 1, Introduction to Hybrid Computing - YouTube
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But the question is: Could multi-core floating point co-processor helped (or not) for FPGA Bitcoin mining?
related data:
FPGAs in HPC: Part 1, Introduction to Hybrid Computing - YouTube
...
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