Bottom line - BBT BitsBeTrippin just ordered one and will be doing a livestream this weekend unboxing, installing and mining. Lets see what more than 3x the current output can do vs current GPUs.
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THE CORE OF AI
AI is not defined by any one industry. It exists in fields of supercomputing, healthcare, financial services, big data analytics, and gaming. It is the future of every industry and market because every enterprise needs intelligence, and the engine of AI is the NVIDIA GPU computing platform.
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640 TENSOR CORES
An Exponential Leap in Performance
Every industry needs AI, and with this massive leap forward in speed, AI can now be applied to every industry. Equipped with 640 Tensor Cores, Volta delivers over 100 Teraflops per second (TFLOPS) of deep learning performance, over a 5X increase compared to prior generation NVIDIA Pascal™ architecture.
GPU-Accelerated Frameworks and Applications
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Hi are these cards coming out already???
I'am just buying my first 1070 for my first mining rig...
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1070 is still a great card. The initial Volta has launched, but 3k price point. Will test it out and see if the technology is next level
Thanks for the reply also joined your discord channel for a little help in building my rig...
Just have it running a few hours ago with your channels help!!!
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