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Guru3D.com » News » RTX 3080 Ti mining limiter also affects other cryptocurrencies

RTX 3080 Ti mining limiter also affects other cryptocurrencies

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 06/07/2021 08:43 AM | source: I_Leak_VN (Twitter) | 36 comment(s)
RTX 3080 Ti mining limiter also affects other cryptocurrencies

When NVIDIA introduced the hash-0rate limiter it was solely based on Euthereum mining, however, it now seems to affect other crypto currencies as well. Which si good news for gamers.

Last week the the GeForce RTX 3070 Ti and RTX 3080 Ti have been introduced and these have the new variants the limiters active, the hashing algorithms of some other cryptocurrencies are also recognized.

Twitterer I_Leak_VN shows a Facebook post from someone who has tested an 3080 Ti both at Windows and the crypto-mining HiveOS. The restriction appears to be minimally active for Ethereum (ETH), Ethereum Classic (ETC) and Ergo (ERG). Not all algorithms turn out to be constrained; the digital currency Conflux (CFX), which uses the Octopus algorithm, would simply hit the expected 97 megahash per second. I_Leak_VN has found that Ravencoin (RVN) just gets the hashrate it should get without limitation (about 52 MH/s), and the same is indeed true for Conflux (CFX), as the Facebook post also notes. It is not yet known whether other cryptocurrencies based on a proof-of-work algorithm have been affected.

 



RTX 3080 Ti mining limiter also affects other cryptocurrencies




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rl66
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#5918483 Posted on: 06/07/2021 09:57 AM
It limit, this is cool... But not enough to be unprofitable.

The // of this news with all the change in crypto that will make GPU less interesting, look like opportunism.
a bit like if NVidia claim "hey, if there is more GPU for everyone it is due to our action, don't forget to buy NVidia".

Good timing anyway.

Devid
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#5918488 Posted on: 06/07/2021 10:17 AM
Cannot wait to see the first attempt of working hack of the limiter...
Would not give more than a month...

Kwisatz
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#5918502 Posted on: 06/07/2021 11:07 AM
Well, even if it's not nearly enough, it's still something....

turbare
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#5918503 Posted on: 06/07/2021 11:10 AM
And still, greedy f#cking retailers sell them for 3K EURO :mad:

Kaarme
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#5918509 Posted on: 06/07/2021 11:38 AM
Every week some doofus comes up with a new coin, miners start mining, and suckers start buying. How could Nvidia possibly keep up with such a scheme?

And still, greedy f#cking retailers sell them for 3K EURO :mad:


Over here they seem to be around 1900-2200 euros. The stores have sold a lot, but there are still a bit left as well, by the looks of it. I assume the remaining ones will disappear soon enough since the 3000 euros 3090s keep selling, even if they aren't flying off the shelves.

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