Sunday, August 15th 2021
Sapphire Dual Radeon RX 570 Mining Card Pictured
Sapphire appears to be preparing a custom mining product consisting of two RX 570 GPUs onboard a single card. The board features two Polaris 20XL GPUs each with 2048 Stream Processes paired with 8 GB of ram for a total of 16 GB. The mining card reported a total power draw of 156 W with each GPU drawing 78 W however this number may refer only to ASIC power and the total card draw could be higher. The card achieved a mining hashrate of 59.69 MH/s which while not particularly impressive by today's standards still offers an efficiency level similar to that of the RX 6600 XT. The board features a single HDMI port and no clear branding as Sapphire has attempted to hide their connection to the card by hiding their logo underneath the heatsink.
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Saraba1st
34 Comments on Sapphire Dual Radeon RX 570 Mining Card Pictured
GPUs are not ASICs at all, they are quite literally the oppostive of ASICs. ASICs are Application-Specific: An ETH ASIC, for example, is completely useless for anything except ETH. GPUs are as general-purpose and multi-function as they come. Hell, you can even use them to fry eggs!
XD why so mad?
Look up the defnition of ASIC, it's quite literally the binary opposite of a GPGPU so you are almost as incorrect as it's possible to be yet you're doubling down on that mistake despite me not being the first person to correct you on it in this short thread alone.