Wu Announces BM 7NM pending Miner release. 42 J/TH - page 2.

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Quote from: Zand_ on September 21, 2018, 12:09:02 PM

Not disagreeing with you, joules were never covered in math class. Let me see if I got this right...

.1J/GH (or .1W/GH) comes out to 100J/TH. So 42J/TH would make it roughly 138% more efficient?

As a point of reference, the Joule is a measure of total energy per-second so 1 Joule = a 1 Watt load averaged over one second.
A Watt is a measure of energy at any given instant in time.

A fun example: One of our lasers produces an average of 100W of power firing 100J pulses that are 1ns wide (0.000,000,001sec) at a rate of 1 shot per-second: peak power of those 1ns wide pulses = 100,000,000,000W or 100Giga-watts.

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Quote from: Gws24 on September 21, 2018, 01:18:04 PM

The stated efficiency is only for the chip and not the miner (and only in a lab so best case) so I would expect something like 55 J/TH rather than 42 J/TH but that is not really that impressive since Whatsminer is doing that on 16nm.

nice tweetstorm from Samson Mow
https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1043181897319247872

and yes, I know Samson Mow and Jihan Wu aren't exactly friends but he raises some interesting questions.

Yes he does doesn’t he.

I will add that bitmain has not produced a top efficiency miner of any kind in quite a while.

I wish I had a few more m10

I think the newer m10s will come out soon and be the miner to get.

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The stated efficiency is only for the chip and not the miner (and only in a lab so best case) so I would expect something like 55 J/TH rather than 42 J/TH but that is not really that impressive since Whatsminer is doing that on 16nm.

nice tweetstorm from Samson Mow
https://twitter.com/Excellion/status/1043181897319247872

and yes, I know Samson Mow and Jihan Wu aren't exactly friends but he raises some interesting questions.

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Yes, it's 2.38 times as efficient, so it has 138% more hash for the power. A bit convoluted, but on! Wink

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Quote from: HagssFIN on September 21, 2018, 11:49:34 AM

You need to learn some more math.

If it would be four times as efficient, it would mean 25 J per Th/s.

Not disagreeing with you, joules were never covered in math class. Let me see if I got this right...

.1J/GH (or .1W/GH) comes out to 100J/TH. So 42J/TH would make it roughly 138% more efficient?

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Quote from: Zand_ on September 21, 2018, 11:28:09 AM

Can you elaborate? Not sure I follow

You need to learn some more math.

If it would be four times as efficient, it would mean 25 J per Th/s.

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Based on the reliability of the S9, Bitmains failures with their test wafers, and IPO problems I would wait at least 6 months after these are in the hands of people before touching them.

Just feels like this machine is going to have some problems.

Edit: not to mention KYC requirements. No way in hell am I sending my sensitive ID documentation to hack-prone Bitmain.

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Quote from: VRobb on September 21, 2018, 11:20:40 AM

Math is off: 42% of the power is used for same hash, or a bit more than 2x as efficient which is still quite impressive!

Can you elaborate? Not sure I follow

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I figured they would announce something at that thingy thats been headlining their front page for....months it feels like.

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Math is off: 42% of the power is used for same hash, or a bit more than 2x as efficient which is still quite impressive!

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I haven't been keeping up with the latest ASIC releases but I'm guessing (if specs are accurate) this would be the most effecient SHA-256 miner on the market?

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Quote from: HagssFIN on September 21, 2018, 10:41:17 AM

It will be more like 2 - 2.5 times power efficiency gain vs. the Ant S9.

if it comes and works as well as they say.

I could see a 48 to 52 watt per th unit.

but so far no hard evidence of it doing 42 watts per th

Bitmain has not made the best chip for any algo for more then a year.

That is in terms of efficiency.

I have heard a lot of negative buzz on the 7nm chip wafer they produced.

But as always if they come out with a 42 watt per th miner at the lowest price per th

They will remain the king.

A simple 25 th at 42 watts a th = 1050 watt foot print.

I wonder if they go the M10 route or the T2Turbo route and they come with built in psu.

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Quote from: HagssFIN on September 21, 2018, 10:41:17 AM

It will be more like 2 - 2.5 times power efficiency gain vs. the Ant S9.

Well.....depending on price......We'll see how worth it it will be to sit up all night hitting the "refresh button" on the bitmain order page.

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It will be more like 2 - 2.5 times power efficiency gain vs. the Ant S9.

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Quote from: BenRickert on September 21, 2018, 09:26:04 AM

My assumptions; 28-32 TH with a 1700-1800 watt power draw.

That would be 56-60 J/TH. At same power draw it would be 40-43 TH/s if it were 42 J/TH. I'd like to see them do sub 1k power draw model. Something like 18 TH/s @ 750W.

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Thanks for the Link Hags. I'm a bit sleepy. Sorry.

Quote from: HagssFIN on September 21, 2018, 09:12:35 AM

They published a press release here: https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-next-generation-7nm-asic-chip/

Hey I'm curious as to your take. I'm throwing a wild guess at possible efficiency gain. My assumptions; 28-32 TH with a 1700-1800 watt power draw. So 3-4 times efficiency gain over the S9 13.5th. Yours??

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They published a press release here: https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-next-generation-7nm-asic-chip/

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So today in Georgia Jihan made his long awaited announcement. ( See Bitmain Web page ) The new 7NM ASIC from BM is coming. When? How Much? most importantly " How much better. Claiming 42 J/TH for the 7NM. Thoughts?

Quote from: https://blog.bitmain.com/en/bitmain-announces-next-generation-7nm-asic-chip/

NEW MINING MACHINE WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON
New Chip Uses the 7nm Semiconductor Manufacturing Process and Will Greatly Improve Power Efficiency

BEIJING, P.R. China, September 21, 2018 – Jihan Wu, CEO and co-founder of Bitmain Technologies Ltd. announced Bitmain’s next-generation ASIC chip BM1391 for mining cryptocurrencies using the SHA256 algorithm at the World Digital Mining Summit in Georgia today. Mr. Wu also revealed that Bitmain will soon launch a new generation of mining machines equipped with the BM1391 chip.

The new ASIC SHA256 algorithm acceleration chip carefully built by Bitmain uses one of the world’s most advanced semiconductor manufacturing technologies, 7nm FinFET. The ASIC chip integrates more than a billion transistors and is optimized for maximum efficiency. Thanks to its unique circuit structure and low power technology, it is stable and more efficient. Mr. Wu said tests have shown that the chip can achieve a ratio of energy consumption to the mining capacity that is as low as 42J/TH.

At his keynote speech at the summit, Wu Jihan said mass production of the 7nm chip will begin and be applied to the next generation of Bitmain’s Antminer machines, improving the new miners in various performance indicators, in terms of power and power consumption, and enabling outstanding performance.

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