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Title: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: Red Fish on September 05, 2017, 02:24:17 PM Vulcan is US based supercomputer ( 5 PetaFlops ) available for rent, so may be there are some experiences in altcoin mining ? Check links here - https://www.networkworld.com/article/2947542/data-center/the-10-most-powerful-supercomputers-on-earth.html#slide2 and here https://computation.llnl.gov/computers/vulcan. ;)
Title: Re: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: CookieMonstaSMTH on September 05, 2017, 02:52:33 PM By my calculations, one 36core aws ec2 instance can mine 1000 h/s each, with cryptonight algorithm.
This super computer has 300000 cores ~, and it's like running 10000 instances in aws. one supercomputer will earn about 18000$ per day. Title: Re: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: Red Fish on September 05, 2017, 03:01:56 PM By my calculations, one 36core aws ec2 instance can mine 1000 h/s each, with cryptonight algorithm. Vulcan have 393 216 computer cores, but Vulcan admin most probably will not let you rent all computer cores. ;DThis super computer has 300000 cores ~, and it's like running 10000 instances in aws. one supercomputer will earn about 18000$ per day. Title: Re: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: vuli on September 05, 2017, 03:17:55 PM you guys have brain damage becouse of this mining. I really doubt if you can mine anything on this archiceture Power7, PowerPC A2 .
Title: Re: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: bitcoinexplorer on September 05, 2017, 05:01:07 PM what a powerful computer, awesome!
Title: Re: Vulcan - US Supercomputer With 5 PetaFlops Available For Public Use Post by: nsummy on September 05, 2017, 09:12:18 PM you guys have brain damage becouse of this mining. I really doubt if you can mine anything on this archiceture Power7, PowerPC A2 . LOL that is a little harsh. That said, this is pretty interesting but I think the problem would be finding mining software for the architecture (as vuli so eloquently put it). For $600 you could always test out the performance yourself :) http://www.ebay.com/itm/IBM-8233-E8B-P750-POWER7-3-0GHZ-8CORE-RPS-P-SERIES-SERVER-/263189243517?epid=1300601511&hash=item3d474d267d:g:6sEAAOSwvjdZVA1M |