The final plan of Avalon A6 is confirmed, and mass production models are being shipped one after another

According to the news on November 16, the official Avalon team announced in a blog that after weeks of rigorous testing and improvement of the prototype, the Avalon6-3.5T equipped with the Bitcoin-specific chip A3218 developed by the Avalon Project has successfully finalized the solution. The mass-produced Avalon6 based on this model has been shipped.

• Theoretical computing power: 3.5Ths±5%

• Wall power consumption: 1100W (measured at 90% power conversion rate)

• Equipment energy consumption ratio: 270J/Ths

• Energy consumption ratio on the wall: 295J/Ths (when the power conversion rate is 90%)

• Overclocking: The machine automatically adjusts the frequency without manual operation

• Power supply: 4 6PIN PCI-E interfaces (graphics card interface)

• Fan: A 12308 specification fan, with a maximum speed of no less than 3800/RPM and a current of no more than 2.4A

• Ambient temperature: -10℃ -38℃

• Controller: Raspberry Pi Model B, Model B+, Raspberry Pi 2 Model B. Each Raspberry Pi can control about 60 machines.

• AUC: Use the same AUC as Avalon4, each AUC can be connected in series with up to six Avalon6

• Product size: 340mm x 136mm x 150mm

• Net weight: 4.8kg

• Protection level: IP20

• Power supply requirements: It is recommended to use a high-quality server power supply with an actual output power of more than 1200W and high-quality connection cables. The output voltage should be maintained at 11.7V - 12.2V. Too low voltage will cause insufficient computing power, and too high voltage may damage the machine.