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Asus, a computer hardware manufacturer, has just partnered with QuantumCloud, a startup software company, to offer an easy-to-use graphical processing unit mining interface for Asus graphics cards.
Rejection of centralized ASIC extraction
QuantumCloud produces software that allows GPUs to automatically extract the appropriate encryption while expensive chips are simply inactive.
Many cryptographers cultivate communities of GPU miners and at the same time refuse the centralized ASIC extraction specific for integrated applications. This is used in BTC mining.
The business mentioned above is aimed at computer players rather than encryption enthusiasts because the former usually purchase graphics cards for the initial desire to perform immense calculations that are required by most modern games.
The software is available for free download, but still, Asus's partnership takes things a little bit further. Companies are hoping to open new doors and win more market share in the GPU market.
Mining GPU
QuantumCloud is convinced that the GTX1070 model, which is an excellent chipset, can be able to earn $ 10 a month, less than a parsimonious speculator able to obtain from the same kit.
All the hard work of extraction is done by QuantumCloud. They even have their own digital currency called Quantum Dots to track the mining power provided by the network.
Prizes can be paid daily via PayPal and WeChat.
Sales of GPUs have been stolen in recent months and, for example, towards the beginning of the year miners have bought so much material and increased GPU prices so much that players have been evaluated outside the market.
Asus already has a critic in PC Gamer, who commented "Simplify the business of mining digital coins […] and touching the backup GPU cycles would be a great idea … if it were 2017. "
We'll just have to wait and see if Asus succeeds in his plans.
Rada attended courses in the Faculty of Arts, Romanian-English, and completed the Faculty of Theater and Television, Theatrical Journalism section, both within the framework of the Babes-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca. Until now, he has reviewed books, films and theatrical performances, enjoying topics from the cultural niche. His writing experience also intersects the IT niche, since he worked as a content editor for companies that produce software for mobile devices. Collaborate with online advertising agencies, writes articles for different websites and blogs.
