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NVIDIA P102-100 GPU Spotted For Crypto - has 3200 shader cores and 5GB
One of the more amazing trends in 2017/2018 has got to be the rise in demand for anything crypto related. The entire hardware industry took a dive in it, from motherboards to graphics cards to even more efficient power supplies. Now, a new NVIDIA GPU has been spotted. Well, not entirely new, but reconfigured.
Nvidia seems to be putting a crypto version of an existing GPU on the market, the P102-100 is based on the same GP102 chip that the GeForce GTX 1080 Ti and GTX Titan Xp use. It, however, will be reconfigured, it'll get fewer memory channels, fewer shader cores and less memory. All this makes the crypto card cheaper to make and sell while retaining high hash rates. The GP102-100 card leaked originates from Inno3D and will have 3200 out of its 3840 shader cores activated.
Inno3D P102-100 Specifications
- GPU: P102-100
- CUDA Cores: 3200
- Base Clock: 1582 MHz
- Memory Clock: 11 Gbps
- Physical Memory Size: 5 GB
- Memory Type: GDDR5X
- Memory Interface Width: 320-bit
- Memory Bandwidth: 400 GB / s
- Bus Support: PCIe Gen3 x4
- Card Size: 21.5 cm length, 12.5 cm height, dual slot
- Max TDP: 250 Watt
- Power Connectors: 2x 8-pin PCI-E
Inno3D P102-100 Hashrate
- ETH: ~ 47 MHS
- ZEC: ~ 660 Sol / s
- XMR: ~ 879 H / s
The memory controllers normally get 2GB per controller assigned, now just 1GB, the card this has 5GB of VRAM. There's more cut away, only 4 PCIe lanes will be used, this to be able to add more (other) cards onto a motherboard. Prices have not been shared, availability remains a huge question mark as well. From what I understand, these cards receive one month of warranty.
Source: cryptomining-blog via HWI.
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#5527737 Posted on: 03/13/2018 03:58 PM
Probably a smart move, make separate mining cards from actual graphics cards. Can be made with same process with tweaks.
How long it will take before this helps the situation idk. If even true but don't see why not.
"These cards will get one month warranty" Haha
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Only mining accelerators run mining software. So in other words mining cards would use a separate driver / firmware branch that is not compatible with actual graphics cards and vice versa.
Shouldn't be too much effort either, make a mining branch from geforce drivers that only supports mining devices.
Obviously sophisticated enough so that .inf modding or BIOS hacking isn't possible.
Otherwise miners will still buy graphics cards if mining accelerators are unavailable etc.
Probably a smart move, make separate mining cards from actual graphics cards. Can be made with same process with tweaks.
How long it will take before this helps the situation idk. If even true but don't see why not.
"These cards will get one month warranty" Haha
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Only mining accelerators run mining software. So in other words mining cards would use a separate driver / firmware branch that is not compatible with actual graphics cards and vice versa.
Shouldn't be too much effort either, make a mining branch from geforce drivers that only supports mining devices.
Obviously sophisticated enough so that .inf modding or BIOS hacking isn't possible.
Otherwise miners will still buy graphics cards if mining accelerators are unavailable etc.
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#5527745 Posted on: 03/13/2018 04:14 PM
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Oh yes, lets limit what our graphics cards are capable of doing because of selfishness among gamers. Totes makes sense brah.
Man you guys sure do think up some screwed up things, and not even realize how screwed up it is.
Time and time again people want to do more with what they buy, and are pissed off when companies specifically make a product not be able to do something it otherwise should be able to do.
But hey, when its your own selfishness coming to the door, who cares about all that right? You throw it all away for your own selfishness.
And how exactly do you expect them to not run "mining software"? Or, wait, you're one of those people who probably don't understand what mining is, how many different algorithms there are, how they'd have to block each one (screwing up their gaming performance along the way) all to stop what? Nothing, because then they'd use a previously unknown algorithm, or one they just made?
Or, do you want them to simply...stop doing math on GPUs? Yeah, good luck with that.
Shouldn't be too much effort either
lol, yeah that pretty much sums up your whole post. Not knowing how difficult something would be, how much harm it'd do, and then "shouldn't be too much effort"
You know it's also funny that gamers think that GPU miners (which for clarification sake i do not do, i find it to be too costly for the profits) are happy that it's both hard and expensive to buy GPUs as well. As if GPU miners wouldn't benefit from a better supply then what has been being given out.
So what, GPU miners come into play, create a lot more demand, and now it's up to nvidia and AMD to step up their game to provide it. But hey, lets not blame nvidia or AMD for not providing enough, lets blame the people who are buying GPUs legally and rightfully.
Next we'll be complaining that a family of 10 is buying too much of what i like from the market for my family of 2, and tell everyone that this product should only be available for people with 4 or less family members, and anyone with more, can buy something else that isn't as low on quantities.
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Oh yes, lets limit what our graphics cards are capable of doing because of selfishness among gamers. Totes makes sense brah.
Man you guys sure do think up some screwed up things, and not even realize how screwed up it is.
Time and time again people want to do more with what they buy, and are pissed off when companies specifically make a product not be able to do something it otherwise should be able to do.
But hey, when its your own selfishness coming to the door, who cares about all that right? You throw it all away for your own selfishness.
And how exactly do you expect them to not run "mining software"? Or, wait, you're one of those people who probably don't understand what mining is, how many different algorithms there are, how they'd have to block each one (screwing up their gaming performance along the way) all to stop what? Nothing, because then they'd use a previously unknown algorithm, or one they just made?
Or, do you want them to simply...stop doing math on GPUs? Yeah, good luck with that.
Shouldn't be too much effort either
lol, yeah that pretty much sums up your whole post. Not knowing how difficult something would be, how much harm it'd do, and then "shouldn't be too much effort"
You know it's also funny that gamers think that GPU miners (which for clarification sake i do not do, i find it to be too costly for the profits) are happy that it's both hard and expensive to buy GPUs as well. As if GPU miners wouldn't benefit from a better supply then what has been being given out.
So what, GPU miners come into play, create a lot more demand, and now it's up to nvidia and AMD to step up their game to provide it. But hey, lets not blame nvidia or AMD for not providing enough, lets blame the people who are buying GPUs legally and rightfully.
Next we'll be complaining that a family of 10 is buying too much of what i like from the market for my family of 2, and tell everyone that this product should only be available for people with 4 or less family members, and anyone with more, can buy something else that isn't as low on quantities.
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#5527751 Posted on: 03/13/2018 04:28 PM
I guess an opportunity for Nvidia to get rid of any failed GP-102 chips that didnt make the bin for the 1080ti, but may still be good enough for mining.
I guess an opportunity for Nvidia to get rid of any failed GP-102 chips that didnt make the bin for the 1080ti, but may still be good enough for mining.
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#5527771 Posted on: 03/13/2018 05:42 PM
Probably a smart move, make separate mining cards from actual graphics cards. Can be made with same process with tweaks.
How long it will take before this helps the situation idk. If even true but don't see why not.
"These cards will get one month warranty" Haha
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Only mining accelerators run mining software. So in other words mining cards would use a separate driver / firmware branch that is not compatible with actual graphics cards and vice versa.
Shouldn't be too much effort either, make a mining branch from geforce drivers that only supports mining devices.
Obviously sophisticated enough so that .inf modding or BIOS hacking isn't possible.
Otherwise miners will still buy graphics cards if mining accelerators are unavailable etc.
One month warranty might be too short to have miners jump onto that wagon, sadly. They at least want warranty until the cards have earned enough money to justify the purchase, or people will just ignore it and pay a few $ extra for gaming card's warranty. Completely missed the warranty part I have to admit... doesn't make it such a good counter strategy to "free up" the gaming GPU market situation.
Well, if they start to read out your program use there's enough people not wanting the bloatware / spyware in their drivers, they would just get rid of that too, or block the program's functionality somehow. Driver hacking isn't as easy as it was before Pascal, that might work, drivers with crappy mining performance for gaming cards and well, a more mining based driver for cards like the one leaked.
I guess an opportunity for Nvidia to get rid of any failed GP-102 chips that didnt make the bin for the 1080ti, but may still be good enough for mining.
Yes, it is exactly that, getting rid of failed GP-102 chips. Very smart move. And more than AMD did so far.
Probably a smart move, make separate mining cards from actual graphics cards. Can be made with same process with tweaks.
How long it will take before this helps the situation idk. If even true but don't see why not.
"These cards will get one month warranty" Haha
I also think GPU makers should start programming firmware or drivers for graphics cards so that they don't run mining software at all to really help resolve the situation.
Only mining accelerators run mining software. So in other words mining cards would use a separate driver / firmware branch that is not compatible with actual graphics cards and vice versa.
Shouldn't be too much effort either, make a mining branch from geforce drivers that only supports mining devices.
Obviously sophisticated enough so that .inf modding or BIOS hacking isn't possible.
Otherwise miners will still buy graphics cards if mining accelerators are unavailable etc.
One month warranty might be too short to have miners jump onto that wagon, sadly. They at least want warranty until the cards have earned enough money to justify the purchase, or people will just ignore it and pay a few $ extra for gaming card's warranty. Completely missed the warranty part I have to admit... doesn't make it such a good counter strategy to "free up" the gaming GPU market situation.
Well, if they start to read out your program use there's enough people not wanting the bloatware / spyware in their drivers, they would just get rid of that too, or block the program's functionality somehow. Driver hacking isn't as easy as it was before Pascal, that might work, drivers with crappy mining performance for gaming cards and well, a more mining based driver for cards like the one leaked.
I guess an opportunity for Nvidia to get rid of any failed GP-102 chips that didnt make the bin for the 1080ti, but may still be good enough for mining.
Yes, it is exactly that, getting rid of failed GP-102 chips. Very smart move. And more than AMD did so far.
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#5527773 Posted on: 03/13/2018 05:44 PM
Great. So this site is going to be a crypto craze information source now?
Maybe some nice how to articles next? Sigh....
Great. So this site is going to be a crypto craze information source now?
Maybe some nice how to articles next? Sigh....
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#5527780 Posted on: 03/13/2018 05:54 PM
Great. So this site is going to be a crypto craze information source now?
Maybe some nice how to articles next? Sigh....
I'm sorry you don't appreciate hardware news in a hardware site?
It's not like guru3d has started to announce and create articles about every new ASIC crypto miner out there, this article is quite literally an Nvidia specific article. Every article that i have seen about cryptocurrency has specifically been about Nvidia or AMD or GPU shortages in general, so quite literally none have been offtopic for what this Computer Hardware website is designed for.
Here, i'll help you get to the guru3d about page:
http://www.guru3d.com/content-page/contact-us.html
"With well over 15 million pageviews monthly Guru of 3D is one of World's leading
Great. So this site is going to be a crypto craze information source now?
Maybe some nice how to articles next? Sigh....
I'm sorry you don't appreciate hardware news in a hardware site?
It's not like guru3d has started to announce and create articles about every new ASIC crypto miner out there, this article is quite literally an Nvidia specific article. Every article that i have seen about cryptocurrency has specifically been about Nvidia or AMD or GPU shortages in general, so quite literally none have been offtopic for what this Computer Hardware website is designed for.
Here, i'll help you get to the guru3d about page:
http://www.guru3d.com/content-page/contact-us.html
"With well over 15 million pageviews monthly Guru of 3D is one of World's leading
Interactive Entertainment and PC Hardware fan sites.
"
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#5527781 Posted on: 03/13/2018 05:54 PM
Oh yes, lets limit what our graphics cards are capable of doing because of selfishness among gamers. Totes makes sense brah.
Man you guys sure do think up some screwed up things, and not even realize how screwed up it is.
Time and time again people want to do more with what they buy, and are pissed off when companies specifically make a product not be able to do something it otherwise should be able to do.
But hey, when its your own selfishness coming to the door, who cares about all that right? You throw it all away for your own selfishness.
And how exactly do you expect them to not run "mining software"? Or, wait, you're one of those people who probably don't understand what mining is, how many different algorithms there are, how they'd have to block each one (screwing up their gaming performance along the way) all to stop what? Nothing, because then they'd use a previously unknown algorithm, or one they just made?
Or, do you want them to simply...stop doing math on GPUs? Yeah, good luck with that.
lol, yeah that pretty much sums up your whole post. Not knowing how difficult something would be, how much harm it'd do, and then "shouldn't be too much effort"
You know it's also funny that gamers think that GPU miners (which for clarification sake i do not do, i find it to be too costly for the profits) are happy that it's both hard and expensive to buy GPUs as well. As if GPU miners wouldn't benefit from a better supply then what has been being given out.
So what, GPU miners come into play, create a lot more demand, and now it's up to nvidia and AMD to step up their game to provide it. But hey, lets not blame nvidia or AMD for not providing enough, lets blame the people who are buying GPUs legally and rightfully.
Next we'll be complaining that a family of 10 is buying too much of what i like from the market for my family of 2, and tell everyone that this product should only be available for people with 4 or less family members, and anyone with more, can buy something else that isn't as low on quantities.
So what do you propose then?
Also you might be a little too smart for this forum... might want to find a place more "up to your standards".
Oh yes, lets limit what our graphics cards are capable of doing because of selfishness among gamers. Totes makes sense brah.
Man you guys sure do think up some screwed up things, and not even realize how screwed up it is.
Time and time again people want to do more with what they buy, and are pissed off when companies specifically make a product not be able to do something it otherwise should be able to do.
But hey, when its your own selfishness coming to the door, who cares about all that right? You throw it all away for your own selfishness.
And how exactly do you expect them to not run "mining software"? Or, wait, you're one of those people who probably don't understand what mining is, how many different algorithms there are, how they'd have to block each one (screwing up their gaming performance along the way) all to stop what? Nothing, because then they'd use a previously unknown algorithm, or one they just made?
Or, do you want them to simply...stop doing math on GPUs? Yeah, good luck with that.
lol, yeah that pretty much sums up your whole post. Not knowing how difficult something would be, how much harm it'd do, and then "shouldn't be too much effort"
You know it's also funny that gamers think that GPU miners (which for clarification sake i do not do, i find it to be too costly for the profits) are happy that it's both hard and expensive to buy GPUs as well. As if GPU miners wouldn't benefit from a better supply then what has been being given out.
So what, GPU miners come into play, create a lot more demand, and now it's up to nvidia and AMD to step up their game to provide it. But hey, lets not blame nvidia or AMD for not providing enough, lets blame the people who are buying GPUs legally and rightfully.
Next we'll be complaining that a family of 10 is buying too much of what i like from the market for my family of 2, and tell everyone that this product should only be available for people with 4 or less family members, and anyone with more, can buy something else that isn't as low on quantities.
So what do you propose then?
Also you might be a little too smart for this forum... might want to find a place more "up to your standards".
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#5527784 Posted on: 03/13/2018 06:05 PM
To be honest, I am interested if the price is fair considering the lack of video output.
660 on ZEC is quite nice. Reasonable if around euros 400.
Also, one month warranty is illegal in some European countries. Minimum 2 years for HW.
To be honest, I am interested if the price is fair considering the lack of video output.
660 on ZEC is quite nice. Reasonable if around euros 400.
Also, one month warranty is illegal in some European countries. Minimum 2 years for HW.
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#5527786 Posted on: 03/13/2018 06:08 PM
So what do you propose then?
Also you might be a little too smart for this forum... might want to find a place more "up to your standards".
Too smart for these forums?
I'm sorry, when exactly did it become normal to suggest something one does not know a thing about? I don't go to NASA forums and suggest they use cattle turds to fire their rockets because it'd be more economical, no that'd be dumb. So why come to a hardware forum and suggest that the hardware maker should somehow block math algorithms completely while simultaneously not affecting the game performance? That's asking for fairy dust. There's no way to stop all algorithms, and there's no way to prevent a new algorithm from coming out even if somehow you had blocked the current ones, making mining possible yet again.
Do you know what an algorithm is? "In mathematics and computer science, an algorithm is an unambiguous specification of how to solve a class of problems. " so, the way to stop mining on GPUs is....? That's right, to stop the GPUs from doing math. Which is the entire purpose of a GPU...to do math.
And then if you were to stop the current algorithms, how exactly can you predict that wouldn't affect game performance? By that i mean, you've just limited how the GPU can do math and restricted what kind of math it can do, so if a game does math similarly or exactly the same way, that game wouldn't be affected...how?
As to what do i propose? Absolutely nothing other then for nvidia and AMD to step up their game and produce more. They benefit from having more stock available, it's their job to not let a shortage increase the prices. Supposedly, from what they've said, it's because of a memory shortage, which may or may not be true, who knows, but no matter what, it's their job to fix. But i would definitely, never ever suggest making a product DO LESS, that's crazy talk.
So what do you propose then?
Also you might be a little too smart for this forum... might want to find a place more "up to your standards".
Too smart for these forums?
I'm sorry, when exactly did it become normal to suggest something one does not know a thing about? I don't go to NASA forums and suggest they use cattle turds to fire their rockets because it'd be more economical, no that'd be dumb. So why come to a hardware forum and suggest that the hardware maker should somehow block math algorithms completely while simultaneously not affecting the game performance? That's asking for fairy dust. There's no way to stop all algorithms, and there's no way to prevent a new algorithm from coming out even if somehow you had blocked the current ones, making mining possible yet again.
Do you know what an algorithm is? "In mathematics and computer science, an algorithm is an unambiguous specification of how to solve a class of problems. " so, the way to stop mining on GPUs is....? That's right, to stop the GPUs from doing math. Which is the entire purpose of a GPU...to do math.
And then if you were to stop the current algorithms, how exactly can you predict that wouldn't affect game performance? By that i mean, you've just limited how the GPU can do math and restricted what kind of math it can do, so if a game does math similarly or exactly the same way, that game wouldn't be affected...how?
As to what do i propose? Absolutely nothing other then for nvidia and AMD to step up their game and produce more. They benefit from having more stock available, it's their job to not let a shortage increase the prices. Supposedly, from what they've said, it's because of a memory shortage, which may or may not be true, who knows, but no matter what, it's their job to fix. But i would definitely, never ever suggest making a product DO LESS, that's crazy talk.
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#5527789 Posted on: 03/13/2018 06:13 PM
Yeah whatever, sorry my comment upset you. Feel free to add me to your ignore list.
I am perfectly familiar what an 'algorithm' is (this kind of talk is exactly what I meant with too smart...). But mining does run of software or client does it not?
You don't just tell the GPU, okay, mine or "do math"?
But like said I'll leave this thread. Should have known better...
Yeah whatever, sorry my comment upset you. Feel free to add me to your ignore list.
I am perfectly familiar what an 'algorithm' is (this kind of talk is exactly what I meant with too smart...). But mining does run of software or client does it not?
You don't just tell the GPU, okay, mine or "do math"?
But like said I'll leave this thread. Should have known better...
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#5527795 Posted on: 03/13/2018 06:32 PM
I'm sorry you don't appreciate hardware news in a hardware site?
It's not like guru3d has started to announce and create articles about every new ASIC crypto miner out there, this article is quite literally an Nvidia specific article. Every article that i have seen about cryptocurrency has specifically been about Nvidia or AMD or GPU shortages in general, so quite literally none have been offtopic for what this Computer Hardware website is designed for.
Even if Guru3d did speak about all ASIC miners, it wouldn't bother me... it isn't my interest but this is a hardware/tech/software site that is meant to keep us informed about all the latest and greatest stuff out there... Still some people are never happy unless they only get the stuff they want (cry cry)
I'm sorry you don't appreciate hardware news in a hardware site?
It's not like guru3d has started to announce and create articles about every new ASIC crypto miner out there, this article is quite literally an Nvidia specific article. Every article that i have seen about cryptocurrency has specifically been about Nvidia or AMD or GPU shortages in general, so quite literally none have been offtopic for what this Computer Hardware website is designed for.
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Even if Guru3d did speak about all ASIC miners, it wouldn't bother me... it isn't my interest but this is a hardware/tech/software site that is meant to keep us informed about all the latest and greatest stuff out there... Still some people are never happy unless they only get the stuff they want (cry cry)
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#5527809 Posted on: 03/13/2018 07:03 PM
As someone already mentioned in the EU countries they will be forced to provide a minimum of 2 years of warranty or not sell their products there.
As someone already mentioned in the EU countries they will be forced to provide a minimum of 2 years of warranty or not sell their products there.
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#5527831 Posted on: 03/13/2018 07:46 PM
To be honest, I am interested if the price is fair considering the lack of video output.
660 on ZEC is quite nice. Reasonable if around euros 400.
Also, one month warranty is illegal in some European countries. Minimum 2 years for HW.
I think that's about to change...
To be honest, I am interested if the price is fair considering the lack of video output.
660 on ZEC is quite nice. Reasonable if around euros 400.
Also, one month warranty is illegal in some European countries. Minimum 2 years for HW.
I think that's about to change...
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#5527871 Posted on: 03/13/2018 09:43 PM
It seems lost on suppliers that the only thing that will stop the sale of Gaming GPU's to miners is an equivalent card for a lessor price.
At minimum, they should be putting SLI bridge on these things. No one needs Display out on an SLI card.
Well, cut down memory connection and no graphics outputs? This seems to be a card that is truely aimed at miners. Not the worst of moves considering the market situation.
It seems lost on suppliers that the only thing that will stop the sale of Gaming GPU's to miners is an equivalent card for a lessor price.
At minimum, they should be putting SLI bridge on these things. No one needs Display out on an SLI card.
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Well, cut down memory connection and no graphics outputs? This seems to be a card that is truely aimed at miners. Not the worst of moves considering the market situation.