Oh good, crypto mining is back.

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Oh good, crypto mining is back. – Tech News March 17 ▷ MY STORE – shirts, pint glasses & hoodies: http://paulshardware.net …

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41 COMMENTS

  1. How is a computer radiator a valid lead source. If someone is stupid enough to drink the water out of a Barrow radiator, I think they have bigger problems. Lead is only an internal hazard which means you have to EAT IT. Ridiculous.

  2. Actually, proof of work is vastly superior to proof of stake. Proof of stake coins are all scams, just a matter of how long till they rug on you. Proof of work is backed by something, where proof of stake is not. And PoW can have amazing real world utility. Think data centers that are better for 1/10th the cost etc etc.

  3. When the DePIN track starts to become a crypto trend, mining won't just depend on the graphics card, for example, we are now designing a personal storage device: the Foggie Max IO, which can be used in reality while mining for passive income: $DMC & $FIL .

  4. Who is drinking barrow radiator water? No one! That’s why there is a difference in solder depending on what system you use it on. Public drinking water, low lead. Computer parts, does it fucking matter. No, because no one, I say no one is eating and drinking PC parts

  5. For those thinking it was still crypto… Just checking the network hash rate… About 100k gpus are used for mining rn and Nvidia Alone sold about ~33milion gpus back in 2022.
    It was ai and still is ai thats the issue. Not enough ai chips to go around now either.

  6. You can't even push the 14900K to its limits without hitting its thermal ceiling (and very quickly at that), so what makes Intel think we need higher clock speeds on the same damn chip?

  7. Hot take, but I had my 4790k since it had launched, and kept it till the 9900k launched and then went to the 5800x3d on launch. The 5800x3d is literally so good I cannot see myself upgrading in 3-4 years like I normally do. I fully believe this CPU and motherboard will hit 5-6 years EASILY.

  8. I wouldn't worry about another mining boom jacking up prices, I would be worried about AI demand jacking up prices. They've pretty much cut memory and storage IC production in half so those prices are on the rise.

  9. CPU crypto mining never really went away, it just dropped out of the news when GPU mining faded. Oh, and ever since Bitcoin broke back above $60k or so and dragged a bunch of other crypto up with it, GPU mining is (marginally) profitable again.

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