ieatkdubsass Posted July 10, 2018 #1 Posted July 10, 2018 Quote With Nvidia's graphics card prices at an all-time high due to the recent popularity of cryptocurrency mining, the company is clearly looking for ways to reduce strain on the consumer market whenever it can... that is, if a recent EULA change is anything to go by. That is great that they are banning miners from using the consumer grade cards to mine with the upcoming release of the Volta architecture. What do you guys think? Was this a good move on their part? Making the miners fork up extra cash to buy the more expensive cards to mine? I surely don't like paying a premium for a 2 year old card just because a buncha miners bought up the cards and inflated the price. Kudos to Nvidia Quote "GeForce and TITAN GPUs were never designed for data center deployments with the complex hardware, software, and thermal requirements for 24x7 operation, where there are often multi-stack racks. To clarify this, we recently added a provision to our GeForce-specific EULA to discourage potential misuse of our GeForce and TITAN products in demanding, large-scale enterprise environments. NVIDIA addresses the unique mechanical, physical, management, functional, reliability, and availability needs of servers with our Tesla products, which include a three-year warranty covering data center workloads, NVIDIA enterprise support, guaranteed continuity of supply and extended SKU life expectancy for data center components. This has been communicated to the market since the Tesla products were first released. We recognize that researchers often adapt GeForce and TITAN products for non-commercial uses or other research uses that do not operate at data center scale. NVIDIA does not intend to prohibit such uses."
Kate Posted July 10, 2018 #2 Posted July 10, 2018 Dang but as a consumer we should be allowed to mine with whatever product we want unless its illegal. This will be bad for Nvidia since many miners might move onto AMD cards
ieatkdubsass Posted July 10, 2018 Author #3 Posted July 10, 2018 I say let them have the AMD cards lol. AMD gpu's need all the help they can get anyways XD. #TeamGreen.
Kate Posted July 10, 2018 #4 Posted July 10, 2018 3 minutes ago, ieatkdubsass said: I say let them have the AMD cards lol. AMD gpu's need all the help they can get anyways XD. #TeamGreen. Well not actually i have two sets of GPU's in my pc but the AMD card gives me more fps than Nvidia in games but Nvidia gives higher hashrate in mining Also AMD cards and Nvidia cards have chips that are made by MSI so there will be a slight difference only. But only problem with AMD is that overclocking it is very difficult with MSI afterburner. AMD isnt like a dying GPU but good one only thing it isnt recognized much by the people.
ieatkdubsass Posted July 10, 2018 Author #5 Posted July 10, 2018 3 minutes ago, Kate said: Well not actually i have two sets of GPU's in my pc but the AMD card gives me more fps than Nvidia in games but Nvidia gives higher hashrate in mining Also AMD cards and Nvidia cards have chips that are made by MSI so there will be a slight difference only. But only problem with AMD is that overclocking it is very difficult with MSI afterburner. AMD isnt like a dying GPU but good one only thing it isnt recognized much by the people. What cards are you running? I'm too poor to upgrade my GPU because the're so damn expensive :(. I currently am running an older GTX 960. Hoping to upgrade to a 1060 soon. Maybe an AMD vega card
Kate Posted July 10, 2018 #6 Posted July 10, 2018 1 hour ago, ieatkdubsass said: What cards are you running? I'm too poor to upgrade my GPU because the're so damn expensive :(. I currently am running an older GTX 960. Hoping to upgrade to a 1060 soon. Maybe an AMD vega card AMD Ryzen 7 1700X and for mining i bought the best one Nvidia Geforce GTX 1080 founders edition . But try this also its cheaper but works good but its MSI but good MSI GeForce GTX 1070 not too cheap but cheaper than the cards i have
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