Ether has officially crossed into $3,000-per-unit territory. This means more mining is inevitable, and that the elongation of global GPU shortages is also highly probable.
NVIDIA's upping its game against the crypto mining frenzy that's gobbling up GPUs faster than they can be made. The company's improved hash limiter is designed to encourage miners to leave GPUs to the gamers... for a little while, at least, hopefully.
AMD's Q1 earnings call cited a lot of success. However, crypto's role in said success remains uncertain, even though its impact was defined as "negligible"... without further concrete information provided.
Many thought the AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT would be a great GPU for cryptocurrency mining, but it seems this may not be the case. Early hashrate figures put this GPU behind the more affordable RX 5700 XT, making this graphics card appear as a bad deal for mining.
Looking to optimize your NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti for mining but don't know where to begin? This guide will run you through all you need to know, step-by-step.
NVIDIA makes some of the best GPUs on the market, thus the collection of RTX series graphics cards also make for good mining GPUs. The best value option is the GeForce RTX 3060 Ti, but just how good is it for crypto mining?
It's been difficult to purchase a GPU for years now and it doesn't look like the situation will be getting any better. To help remedy the problem, NVIDIA is looking to launch new dedicated mining cards and updating drivers to lower the hash rate on gaming GPUs.
Just when you thought cryptocurrency miners couldn't enrage gamers and PC builders further, someone decided it would be a good idea to buy a bunch of NVIDIA's GeForce RTX 3090 cards and set up a cryptocurrency mining rig in the back of a BMW i7 roadster.
You can secure up to 100 applications on the device using the highest security standards. Trade on-the-go directly from your smartphone thanks to the Bluetooth connection. Manage up to 22 coins using one app. Take your currency offline for privacy.
A patent by Microsoft could pay you in cryptocurrency for performing certain "body actions," including looking at ads in real life. The system could monitor body movements and brainwaves to reward people for certain behavior.
There's no point buying a GPU to mine Bitcoin anymore; your money would be better spent on dedicated hardware.