The BittWare CVP-13, powered by the Xilinx Virtex UltraScale+ VU13P 2E FPGA. Available passive air-cooled, or liquid-cooled for maximum performance, the CVP-13 is optimized for mining cryptocurrencies. The CVP-13 will come with an encryption key enabling the Allmine Shell but also allowing for non-encrypted FPGA loads. Also with 300A power supply, VU13P with 50% more logic and more on-package UltraRAM than VCU/BCU1525. And has 800Gb/s board-to-board support (400Gb/s daisy-chain).
The board’s BMC is part of an exclusive BittWare system with built-in real-time board heath monitoring and allows the user to adjust, among other things, FPGA voltage. The BMC also protects the FPGA/board from damage due to temperature or power extremes. Check the 👉live demo of the board at the SC18 show running test load and liquid cooling.
BittWare’s XUPP3R is a 3/4-length PCIe x16 card based on the Xilinx Virtex UltraScale+ FPGA. Deliver high-performance, high-bandwidth, and reduced latency for systems demanding massive data flow and packet processing.
The board offers extensive memory configurations supporting up to 256 GBytes of memory, sophisticated clocking and timing options, and four front panel QSFP cages, each supporting up to 100 Gbps (4×25) – including 100GbE. It's 15% slower than the VCU1525.
BittWare’s XUPVV4 is an UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA-based PCIe card, ideal for high-density data center applications. The Xilinx UltraScale+ VU13P FPGA gives designers incredible performance potential, with 3.8M logic elements —yet with a power density that makes thermal management difficult.
The XUPVV4 meets this challenge with BittWare’s Viper platform, supporting large FPGA loads, up to 512 GBytes DDR4, and 4x 100 Gbps Ethernet. it's 10% slower than the VCU 1525. These were not modified for crypto mining, but are currently available for purchase through Bittware. We recommend investing in the water cooling in order to reach higher hash rates and have better temperature control.
