Compared with last year, the mining craze has subsided a little, but as far as the current trend is concerned, the demand for mining will continue to exist. This is why NVIDIA’s new cards have mining restrictions and also launches dedicated graphics cards. On the one hand, it is out of the market, and on the other hand, it also prevents miners from rushing to buy graphics cards that prevent players from buying graphics cards. Although AMD’s actions were slower, there were finally rumors of mining graphics cards last month. However, at that time, only photos of the actual products were seen without any details. Earlier, further news appeared in China, and the Ethereum mining computing power and even key specifications were revealed.
The latest rumors about AMD’s dedicated graphics card for mining, someone in China has actually measured the Ethereum mining power to be 39.06 MH/s
Foreign media VIDEOCARDZ received actual product and test pictures of AMD mining graphics cards provided by readers. GPU-Z shows that the specifications of this graphics card are the same as Radeon RX 6700M, using Navi 22 core, 2304 stream processors, and 160bit 10GB GDDR6 memory. The Ethereum mining power measured using NBminer mining software is 39.06MH/s, and the temperature reaches 92 degrees:
The appearance looks somewhat similar to the AMD mining graphics card reported in Vietnam last month:
However, the layout on the back of the PCB version is a little different, such as capacitors, so VIDEOCARDZ also speculated that this may also be another graphics card model:
Using two 8-pin power supplies and no image output interface, typical HPC high-performance operation card design:
Below are photos of AMD mining graphics cards previously discovered by I_Leak VN in Vietnam:
AMD mining card without display output@kopite7kimihttps://t.co/L8GBLS1jyD pic.twitter.com/sNDa8hRf8T
— I_Leak_VN (@I_Leak_VN) August 26, 2021
There have been rumors about AMD’s dedicated graphics card for mining for two consecutive months. It can be seen that the possibility of launch is quite high, and it should not wait too long. The store in Vietnam that leaked this set of photos also mentioned that more information will be announced later.
Although it is good news that AMD also plans to launch a mining graphics card, it hopes to officially launch it later. It will not be like NVIDIA, which is only for large customers and does not provide retail. This will not really help the problem of graphics card shortages.
Source: KOCPC Chinese