Palit to resume production of mining cards

According to new EEC documentation from Palit, the company is apparently planning to resume production of Pascal P106 GPU mining cards, almost 3 years after they first appeared. 

The P106-90 is a stripped-down GP106 GPU with 640 CUDA cores and 3GB of G5 memory, while the higher-end P106-100 had 1280 CUDA cores and 6GB of G5 memory. The EEC filing appears to indicate ``1069'', which implies P106-090, but this card can no longer be used in Ethereum mining due to limited video memory, as the current ETH DAG file is already 4.11 GB.

Mining cards Palit P106, Source: EEC

The P106/104 mining cards were based on the 16nm Pascal architecture. These cards lacked display connectors, which are not needed for mining cards running in a cluster. Often they came in bulk without stickers and fancy packaging, and above all, sold at a higher price with a shorter warranty period. 

Mining card PALIT P106-100 6 GB (NE5P106117J9-1061D)