Video cards for mining
Video cards have been mining since 2010. Buying a graphics card is an all-purpose component of a user's computer that plays a big part in gaming, graphics and making money through mining. Video card users will confirm that, in the long run, it is a very profitable investment.
The main differences between graphics cards are in power, hash rates, memory size, bus size and cooling system. If you overclock your graphics card properly, you can significantly increase the performance and power of your processors.
The most well-known and sought-after manufacturers are
NVIDIA cards are highly energy efficient, which is why they are valued by gamers around the world. The manufacturer's green logo symbolises optimum power consumption and is associated with sustainability.
AMD graphics cards are great for Etherium cryptocurrency mining.
We have selected the most efficient models of these companies for you. They are presented on our website and available for ordering.
Graphics cards or ASIC farms?
It is impossible to single out just one of these mining methods for all parameters. For every piece of equipment, there is a different enthusiast-consumer.
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Payback. ASICs win here by a landslide, but they are also much more expensive.
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Assembly and configuration. The process looks like this: you buy an ASIC, unpack it, connect it with the block provided and a couple of wires and an internet cable. Next, you plug in the whole thing, allocate only 15-20 minutes for installation and you are done and engaged in mining. When installing a video card you'll need a processor, RAM, motherboard, video card, power supply and raisers.
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Noise level. This is where video cards win handsomely. You can put them in your home and live with them comfortably and make money. For ASICs it is better to use a garage or a warehouse.
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Perspective. Video card mining gives you a wide range of coins, while ASIC has a limited choice. Which coin do you find more attractive in the long run? Calculate and consider this important point 1-2 years ahead.
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Videocards are much easier to sell, for example to gamers.
Is it possible to damage a video card when mining?
With too much overclocking and poor cooling it is possible. In general, the process is quite safe for the hardware.
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