Raptoreum is a cryptocurrency that might create a new component shortage, in this case AMD Ryzen 9 CPUs, the explanation is none other than the fact that it prefers to mine cryptocurrencies in a specific L3 cache, and these CPUs offer exactly that

Below you can see some photos of mining farms using Ryzen processors Raptoreum (RTM), a cryptocurrency that was established earlier this year and is based on the GhostRider algorithm, has more than tripled in value in the last month. At the time of writing it is up over 14 percent on the day. So some are probably wondering about economics now.

A strong AMD Ryzen CPU, such as the Ryzen 5950X (market value approximately $740) or the Ryzen 5900X ($525), can provide approximately 4,250h/s and 3,560h/s, respectively, according to the Raptoreum Mining Profitability Calculator. In coin terms, these processors would thus net you 205 and 172 RTM daily. According to current currency rates, your Ryzen 5950x generates approximately $5.40 per day, whereas the Ryzen 5950X generates approximately $4.50 per day. As a result, you could pay off the Ryzen 5950X in 137 days and the Ryzen 5900X in 116 days if you purchased both processors. For Intel, on a Core i9-12900K, for example, you can expect about 2,380h/s t should be noted; profitability estimates do not take into consideration electricity use and charges, which widely vary around the world.

New Raptoreum Cryptocurrency Could Create Ryzen 9 Processor Shortages