While stock problems continue to be experienced in the graphics card industry, Nvidia’s new crypto mining card has surfaced. According to the photos shared on the PC_Shopping forums, the mining card codenamed CMP 100HX, which uses the same PCB as the company’s Titan V model released in 2017 and has no display output, will need an 8-pin power input.

Demand for CMP chips is declining

It looks like Nvidia is aiming for the new card to be used in mining rigs and server environments instead of PC chassis. However, it is not yet known whether the CMP 100HX, which is expected to offer 81 MH/s excavation power in mining with a total thermal design power of 250W, will use the 12GB HBM2 memory configuration of the Titan V model.

Nvidia’s crypto mining today While the demand for the CMP chips developed for the company is gradually decreasing, we can say that it is quite surprising that the company re-sells the chips with the old architecture.