SuperScalar K10 programmable multi-mode test reference
Source-bound K10 FPGA test reference separating KHeavyHash, Blake3, SHA512256d, IronFish and KarlsenHash modes; no single generic comparison operand is valid.
Full Specifications
| Model | SuperScalar K10 programmable multi-mode test reference |
|---|---|
| Model Number | K10 |
| Manufacturer | SuperScalar |
| Status | Lifecycle not independently verified |
K10 is a programmable multi-algorithm platform
The first-party-hosted March 2024 test report describes separate firmware/algorithm modes. The former page incorrectly paired the report’s Blake3/ALPH official tuple with KHeavyHash/Kaspa classification. A single hashrate, power or efficiency value cannot represent this device.
Report mode matrix
| Mode | Report value | Evidence scope |
|---|---|---|
| KHeavyHash / KAS | 30 GH/s, 1750 W | Official tuple; report marks it untested |
| Blake3 / ALPH | 45 GH/s, 1845 W official; 51.07 GH/s, 1761 W tested | Keep official and tested values distinct |
| SHA512256d / RXD | 27 GH/s, 1500 W | Mode-specific report tuple |
| IronFish | 403 GH/s, 1758 W | Mode-specific report tuple |
| KarlsenHash | 38.88 GH/s, 1884 W | Mode-specific report tuple |
Test-condition facts
The report records approximately 80 dB average tested noise, 310 x 120 x 280 mm dimensions, 10.35 kg net mass and 11.8 kg gross mass. These are report-condition observations, not universal tolerances or a generic retail profile.
Comparison and installation boundary
Algorithm mode and firmware determine performance, power and network purpose. Generic profitability and comparison sorting are disabled. MSRP, release timing, residential suitability, heat-reuse and facility-electrical claims are withheld. Confirm the exact firmware mode, supply, connectors, circuit and protection from authenticated deployment documentation.