CryptoCurrency Mining with GPUs *spawn*

Discussion in 'Architecture and Products' started by CarstenS, Jun 1, 2017.

  1. Ctrl+A -> Ctrl+B
     
  2. pharma

    pharma Veteran

    PayPal enables cryptocurrency trading for UK account holders
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  3. orangpelupa

    orangpelupa Elite Bug Hunter Legend

    is it okay to post this here?

    anyone have mined helium coin with a hotspot? am i getting this right?

    1. the things that can enjoy the hotspots are niche IoT devices with LoRa wireless capability (i though it could help normal wifi coverage too, so i can help schools etc for internet, but nope, its only lora)
    2. regulations for the frequency ranges varies between regions because it use similar frequency with cell phones
    3. its basically useless for mining when you are in a place where nobody else have the helium hotspot and noone use LoRa IoT devices
     
  4. pharma

    pharma Veteran

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  5. Dangerman

    Dangerman Newcomer

    WTH would RDNA2 GPUs be used for mining due to their smaller memory bus? What an absolute waste.
     
  6. CarstenS

    CarstenS Legend Subscriber

    Still turning in a profit and being very efficient at that.
     
  7. NVIDIA CMP 170HX cryptomining card spotted, passive design offering 164 MH/s hash rate
     
  8. digitalwanderer

    digitalwanderer Dangerously Mirthful Legend

  9. Malo

    Malo Yak Mechanicum Legend Subscriber

    Why? GA100 isn't used as consumer silicon anyway.
     
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  10. Digidi

    Digidi Regular

    No Units like Rops Rasterizer i thought?
     
  11. There's all that. There's just no RT units presumably.

    AMD's Mi100 is the first "GPU" with no rasterizer abilities.
     
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  12. Digidi

    Digidi Regular

    Ah yes RT Corse. Sorry i was missleaded by the 100 in GA100 and Mi100.
     
  13. pharma

    pharma Veteran

    Why China's bitcoin miners are moving to Texas - BBC News
     
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  14. BRiT

    BRiT (>• •)>⌐■-■ (⌐■-■) Moderator Legend Alpha

    I'm sure the Texans will just love that influx.
     
  15. Albuquerque

    Albuquerque Red-headed step child Veteran

    I'm sure the Texas power infrastructure will be just fine, too.
     
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  16. Davros

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  17. orangpelupa

    orangpelupa Elite Bug Hunter Legend

    Dang. My PSU went kaput ROFL.

    No more mining for me until I can get a PSU (quite hard to find tier A)
     
  18. According to an article that I saw yesterday on BBC.com "Why China's bitcoin miners are moving to Texas":

    I don't know why it's a good thing to compensate bitcoin farms when the power grid has issues. I have not heard of other business that were compensated to stay offline. Were they any?

    I don't know why Texas is proud to have bitcoin farms. What do bitcoin farms offer Texas? Other than some construction money, bitcoin farms aren't offering a significant amount of jobs.
     
  19. entity279

    entity279 Veteran Subscriber

    It's likely bringing money into the local economy (ethical/environmental issues aside). People will be spending more in the US, less in China
     
  20. nutball

    nutball Veteran Subscriber

    Aren't the very large mining operations buying old, unprofitable power stations to generate their own power?
     
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