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Asus CMP 40HX leaks online, reveals up to 43MH/s hash rate

Asus CMP 40HX leaks online, reveals up to 43MH/s hash rate

Posted on April 26, 2021August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A newly leaked benchmark from an Asus CMP 40HX, the latest cryptomining GPU based on Nvidia’s Turing TU106-100 GPU, appeared online this week and appears to show an improved hash rate of 43.77MH/s, up from the 36MH/s specified by Nvidia.

The test result shows a CMP cluster of eight Asus CMP 40HX cryptomining processors, running between 43.31MH/s and 43.77MH/s, which is roughly a 21% improvement over the reference specification provided by Nvidia.

The cards were power-optimized, according to VideoCardz, and likely had their memory speeds modified, leading to the improved hash rate.
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