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China started making mining accelerators based on mobile GeForce RTX 3070

May 27, 2022
Source: aroged.com aroged.com
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Previously, mobile versions of the GeForce RTX 3060 were used for this. Previously, mobile versions of the GeForce RTX 3060 were used for this. On Chinese marketplaces started selling GeForce RTX 3070 video cards designed specifically for cryptocurrency mining. There is a caveat: these are not standard versions of video cards, but devices made on the basis of chips for laptops. Previously, local manufacturers released similar accelerators with chips from the mobile GeForce RTX 3060. Using mobile chips has an advantage: Nvidia’s LHR mining protection only works on desktop video cards. A graphics card made from a mobile GeForce RTX...
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