Nvidia nerfed the RTX 3060 for crypto miners. Here’s how.
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In a move to stop Ethereum crypto-miners, Nvidia has developed its next GPU to deter them. The RTX 3060 will have hardware and software measures in place to combat miners, and hopefully reserve some stock for PC gamers.
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Well ethereum was becoming a Proof of stake anyways so.….
Nobody mines bitcoin with GPUs.…
2 days it’ll be hacked
Thank god finaly, the scumbags have been causing a shortage and increase in prices!
I’m sorry CNET but you’re late by 2 days
But I’ll like it for good effort, also btw, they did this mostly for more money and the 3060 got cracked already XD, like kinda rookie you didn’t get that all to the point but I can’t blame you.
Also, fix ur mic
THIS MOVE IS NOT HELPING ANYONE. CMP = future E‑Waste, just makes it so they won’t be on the market for gamers after people are done mining with them. Also 3060 mines anything else perfectly so what’s the fkn point?! CNET might as well be The Verge when it comes to PC content. Hey Jeff, do your research first or stick to consoles!
No you no understand all the RTX 3060Ti, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and last RTX 3090 are the all old version like it got a GPU code. Now the new upcoming RTX 3060, RTX 3060Ti, RTX 3070, RTX 3080 and last RTX 3090 will have in them new GPU code what mean you cannot miner on them and not made for mining. Nvidia is saving our gamers is not done this way PC gaming up to now is dying and not only that but workstation.
this basically sets the precedent that you don’t own your own card. Some of us mine to pay off our cards.
Did anyone notice they used a 3080 with the 8 replaced with 6 in their thumbnail?
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lol nice try nvidia
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This news is so late the GPU is already non-existent and the cypto mining “nerf” only apparently works for ethereum
Idiots
Nvidia isn’t doing this to stop miners, they are doing this as an EXCUSE to produce cards with a very limited life, that are also worthless in an Ebay 2nd hand market, basically forcing more people to buy new cards.
They could simply put their resources to making more cards that everybody can use, instead they are wasting resources (especially VRAM) on cards that gamers specifically can’t use, while miners can still use both because the 3060 only limits ethereum, but none of the other crypto-mining.
The worst part is nvidia is essentially making a product that will go straight to the landfill in 6 to 12 months once the miners are done with them, but nvidia will keep churning out newer garbage mining cards to sell
Jeff, you always look high.
Not really…
I withdrew successfully.✔️✔️✔️ I never trust to something like but your software change my vision at mining Bitcoin. hacker klerry on telegram thanks 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻so much sir
I remain skeptical.
Looks like LTT’s tantrum meltdown was all because he didn’t understand that the hash rate is not actually hackable after all!
What?! This is like two weeks old news
They’re hilariously behind the times xD
I’m still using agp 8x
guys, beside nerfing mining on 3060(and other gpus via drivers), Nvidia nerfed also AI training performance of Neural Networks. As you know, besides gaming and ming, Nvidia cards are used in AI due to CUDA usgae in training Neural Netwroks -»> they nerfed also that !! which affect lot of scientific research ongoing…
Good maybe I’ll be able to buy one for actual gaming smh
$KISHU
Come on how am I supposed to mine turtle coin now 😔😔😔
Handshake… Lol… Handshake rekt. Ty Nvidia.
Depends on how they respect the mining community.
How aggressive would they jack up prices compared to their competitors? Would their profitability against ASICS per hash rate be favorable?
What about immersion cooling as well?
I’m new to immersion cooling, so please add insights to where it stands at present and where it should go. Are immersions worth the ROI?
What about repairability and refurbishment? Are the pro DIY or very proprietary when it comes to repairs.
I feel a little antsy how they seem to shame “bad actors” when in truth, innovation often comes from building mods. So their existing policy seems a little too controlling and not supportive in helping miners succeed.
(Think of how Apple deliberately slows your phone down to manipulate you into buying a new phone)
I believe novitiate has a right to profit but not at the cost/expense of its users. This is an ethical issue that needs more attention!