CMP170HX
A compute card released by NVIDIA targeting the cryptocurrency mining market, based on the GA100 architecture with 64 GB HBM2e memory and a single-card bandwidth of up to 1.5 TB/s. Video output interfaces are disabled. Units have entered the secondary market for local large-model deployment at relatively low prices.
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A hobbyist assembled 12 CMP170HX cards with 64GB each to achieve 768GB of VRAM at a total cost lower than that of a single RTX 6000 Pro.
The CMP170HX is an NVIDIA compute card launched for cryptocurrency mining, based on the GA100 architecture, equipped with HBM2e memory, with 64GB per card.
The CMP170HX's per-card memory bandwidth reaches up to 1.5 TB/s, far exceeding GDDR6X solutions.
GA100 is the core chip of the data center compute card A100, and the CMP170HX has brought this chip into the consumer market at a relatively low second-hand price.
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The CMP170HX is an NVIDIA compute card launched for cryptocurrency mining, based on the GA100 architecture, equipped with HBM2e memory, with 64GB per card.
50%UnverifiedThe CMP170HX's per-card memory bandwidth reaches up to 1.5 TB/s, far exceeding GDDR6X solutions.
50%UnverifiedGA100 is the core chip of the data center compute card A100, and the CMP170HX has brought this chip into the consumer market at a relatively low second-hand price.
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