Ipollo G1

This is a mining device designed and manufactured by the company Ipollo, and it has two algorithms with which it works. It has a maximum hash rate of about 160Gps. The Ipollo device was developed to have a power consumption of 2884W. This power consumption contributes to the efficiency of the device. It is equipped with 30 12nm FinFET ASIC chips.

This mining device, after setup, mines and runs efficiently after it has been set up. It mines with two algorithms (Cuckatoo32+, Cuckatoo31+). The device is set to be released in December 2020. It comes with a noise level of 70db, which is low compared to other ASIC miners that come with the 75-82db noise level. But this noise level also does not affect the mining process of the device. It comes with an efficiency rate of 18,025j/kGps. It works over Ethernet connections.

The only shortcomings of this device are that it has a fluctuating power consumption. But the manufacturers confirmed the power consumption to be 2800W. It is advised to equip the device with a power supply of about 3500W because of its fluctuating power consumption rate.
When the inlet temperature of the device is at 32degrees, the mining device’s air outlet becomes 46.4degrees, with a temperature range of 14.4degree, which is regarded to be in the normal range.

The Ipollo G1 grin is equipped with 30 12nm FinFET ASIC chips of mode G22. This grin chip has a built inefficient Cuckatoo cycle computing core. The chip has an area of 38x38nm. This chip is the world’s first dedicated chip that supports grin. It is also the only chip.

The Ipollo G1 uses the four 1438B DC12V 5A cooling fans to dissipate heat from the mining device during the mining process.
The Ipollo g1 grin mining device’s birth has stimulated miners’ enthusiasm for the grin community, and not only that, but it has also created an incentive for the grin community. It is believed that the release of the grin mining machine might eventually lead to the ASIC era.