Ethereum: Hash Rates for Opteron and Xeon CPUs
A CPU’s hash rate can be measured in H/s (hashes per second), which is the speed at which it solves mathematical equations to validate transactions on the Ethereum network. Here is a comparison of the benchmark hash rates of 1.0 GHz Optimern 2007 CPUs versus 1.2 GHz Xeon 2007 CPUs.
Opteron 2007 CPU Benchmark
The Opteron 2007 was released in 2015 and is still used in some applications today. However, the benchmark hash rates listed on the Ethereum benchmark page are for older versions of the GPU that were installed on the server.
To provide more accurate information, here is a list of benchmarked hash rates for 1.0 GHz Optimern 2007 CPUs:
- AMD Radeon HD 6990 (2 GB): 32 H/s
- AMD Radeon HD 7970 (3 GB): 45 H/s
Xeon 2007 CPU benchmark
The Xeon 2007 was released in 2014 and is still used by some applications today. The benchmarked hash rates listed on the Ethereum benchmark page are for older versions of the GPU that were installed on the server.
To provide more accurate information, here is a list of benchmarked hash rates for 1.2GHz Xeon 2007 CPUs:
- AMD Radeon HD 7970 (3GB): 57 H/s
- Intel Core i7-980X: 63 H/s
Comparison
It is worth noting that the benchmarked CPU hash rates listed on the Ethereum benchmark page are older versions of the GPUs and may not reflect the actual performance of modern CPUs.
In conclusion, while there is some information available on benchmarked hash rates for older versions of Optimern 2007 CPUs compared to Xeon 2007 CPUs, more accurate information can be found through an online search or specialized resources.
