What graphics card does the Panda B7 mining machine use (Panda mining machine b3pro)
What graphics card does the Panda B7 mining machine use? In the previous articl
What graphics card does the Panda B7 mining machine use? In the previous article, we introduced the graphics card used by the Panda B7 mining machine.
According to the introduction, this game has 8GB, 32G, and 16G of video memory, and comes with a 128M video file transmitter (called a speaker), and is equipped with a 4K ultra-high-definition display, which allows players to mine coins through these videos. Currently, the performance of this game is quite good, but if you compare it with the price of Bitcoin, you will find that it is indeed a high-end product of BitMain. (The above content is for reference only)
Panda mining machine b3pro
The Panda mining machine b3pro was released on July 30th. This machine uses the mining chip of the Ant BTM2 series. After BitMain announced the launch of the “Little Panda” B1, “Little Panda” company has signed an exclusive strategic cooperation agreement with Samsung (including purchasing more tokens, etc.), and will continue to provide services to the Chinese market. Currently, the two parties have completed some sales contracts and technical consulting work, and will announce relevant progress in the near future.
It is reported that the Bitcoin mining machine sold this time is the product b3Pro under BitMain, with a selling price of 196,000 yuan.
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