ASUS CMP 40HX mining card tested, allegedy launches at 699 USD

Published: Apr 26th 2021, 09:31 GMT   Comments

ASUS CMP 40HX

We received a photo from internal testing of the upcoming CMP 40HX graphics card from ASUS. The same source has previously provided the photos of the ASUS CMP 30HX graphics card. 

According to the screenshot that we received, the CMP 40HX graphics card from ASUS will offer up to 43.77 MH/s, up from 36 MH/s officially announced by NVIDIA. Those eight mining cards working in a cluster were power-optimized and likely had their memory clock speeds adjusted, so a 21% increase in hash rate is not that surprising.

The CMP 40HX was to launch in the first quarter, but we have not seen yet any AIB model based on Turing TU106-100 GPU that this model was expected to feature. It appears that board partners are still engaged in the testing phase of the CMP 40HX, which in this case simply means mining internally.

ASUS CMP 40HX features 8GB of GDDR6 memory and has a default TDP of 185W.  Judging from the screenshot during internal testing the power of CMP 40HX cards has been reduced to just 135W. This has greatly improving mining efficiency to nearly 400 KH/W.

ASUS CMP 40HX Mining, Source: VideoCardz

The source has also provided an update on pricing. The ASUS CMP 30HX model was initially planned to cost 799 USD, but ASUS has allegedly revised MSRP for this model to 599 USD. Meanwhile, the CMP 40HX would launch at 699 USD.

NVIDIA Crypto Mining Processors
CMP 30HXCMP 40HXCMP 50HXCMP 90HXCMP 170HX
GPUTU116-100TU106-100TU102-100GA102-100GA100-100
BoardPG161 SKU 90PG161 SKU 100PG150 SKU 100PG132 SKU 100TBC
Memory6GB GDDR68GB GDDR610GB GDDR6(X?)10GB GDDR6(X?)HBM2
Rated Power125W185W250W320WTBC
AvailabilityMarchMarchTBDMayTBC
Ethereum Hash Rate26 MH/s36 MH/s45 MH/s86 MH/sTBC

Many thanks to DBS CONSTRUCTION for the photo!




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