CoinTerra to Release GSX I Water-Cooled PCIe Bitcoin Mining Card
Austin, Texas-based CoinTerra has announced its second product. Called the GSX I, the card form factor bitcoin miner uses water for cooling, and notably, has a radiator serving as a heat exchange for the water, piping it over the board. The GSX I is a 400 GH/s unit that has a 28nm chip. Jim O'Connor, vice president of engineering for CoinTerra, spoke to CoinDesk about the upcoming launch, and said he believes using water is the best method of cooling for a card. Said O'Connor: "With the PCIe form factor and space constraints of a PC case, there simply is no other solution that is able to....
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