The best choice for graphics mining: the world's first 7nm game graphics card mining machine

Graphics card mining is a mining method that many miners pay more attention to, although the current mining machine mining is AISC mining machine mining. However, the mining of graphics cards continues to be favored by some miners. Especially the graphics card mining machine with the most powerful graphics card, mining will be how, many miners are very interested in this. At this time, AMD's AMD Radeon VII graphics card released in January entered the vision of miners.

AMD Radeon VII graphics card is one of the most powerful graphics cards in the world, and it is the best choice for graphics card mining. It is understood that when the AMD Radeon VII graphics card is used to dig Ethereum (ETH), it can achieve 90 MH/s computing power (90 million hashes per second) and no overclocking. This is a very impressive achievement.

AMD Radeon VII graphics card specifications

Core code: Vega 20

Core frequency: 1400MHz

Stream processing unit: 3840

Memory type: HBM2

Memory capacity: 16G

Memory bandwidth: 4096-bit

Memory frequency: 1000MHz

Power consumption: 300W

Recommended power: 750W

The AMD Radeon VII is the world's first 7nm gaming graphics card. The Radeon VII is about 30% faster than AMD's previous flagship RX Vega 64. It is manufactured in a 7nm process with 16GB of HBM2 memory and a memory bandwidth of 1TB/s. According to the VoskCoin evaluation report, "If you want to have the most powerful mining graphics card in history, then it is not AMD Radeon VII."

VoskCoin uses AMD Radeon VII graphics card for two mode mining results:

The increase in Radeon VII's computing power is mainly due to the significant increase in memory bandwidth. The Radeon VII has a memory bandwidth of 1TB/s and uses 16GB of HBM2 memory. The RX Vega 64's 295W power consumption makes the Radeon VII a more efficient card at the same power consumption compared to the Radeon VII's 300W power consumption. Of course, the temperature of Radeon VII is also higher.

According to an AnandTech report, at the AMD earnings conference call on April 30, the company revealed that it will launch a next-generation GPU based on TSMC's 7nm process (codenamed "Navi") in the third quarter of this year.

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