Nvidia, the American multinational technology company, has announced the pending release of RTX 3070 and 3080 Ti cards during its Computex 2021 livestream on May 31 (Monday), where it revealed specifications and release dates for both models. It has been reported that Nvidia’s decision to launch the cards with in-built limiters aimed at curbing their Ether-mining utility. The company had previously pledged to create a crypto-specific card designed for mining Ether (ETH) and o

Nvidia, the graphics card giant, has said that it would be applying a reduced Ethereum hash rate to its newly manufactured GeForce RTX 3080, RTX 3070, and RTX 3060 Ti graphics cards. It has been reported that the models will be identified by a “Lite Hash Rate” (LHR) label, aimed at getting its graphics processing units (GPUs) to its target customers rather than cryptocurrency miners. Matt Wuebbling, the Global Head of GeForce marketing at Nvidia, said: “This reduced hash rate

Nvidia‘s software update was found to be caught up with a blunder, as it mistakenly removed the Ether(ETH) mining block placed on its own GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card. A spokesperson for Nvidia confirmed the news on 16 March, that the latest 470.05 driver update got released with a code that was meant for Nvidia developers, but instead resulted in the removal of the Ethereum mining hash rate limiter. Nvidia’s spokesperson said: A developer driver inadvertently included code

Nvidia has planned to shift Ether (ETH) miners away from its new GeForce RTX 3060 graphics card by limiting its hash rate appears to have been short-lived. It has been reported that screenshots posted by tech leak Twitter account I_Leak_VN show a stack of eight RTX 3060 graphics cards operating at far above Nvidia’s 20-25 MH/s mining limit, while reportedly using Ethereum’s Dagger-Hashimoto mining algorithm. Dammit Chinese mod 🤣🤣 pic.twitter.com/dBNjpJQLMl — I_Leak_VN (@I_L

Nvidia, the top GPU manufacturer, is celebrating after a judge nixed the lawsuit by accusing it of misleading investors by “understating” GPU sales to crypto miners. It has been reported that a three-year-old lawsuit accusing Nvidia of “misrepresenting $1 billion in sales” of crypto mining hardware during the 2017/2018 bull run came to a close on March 2, with a California district court judge ruling in favor of the GPU manufacturer. However, the lawsuit alleged Nvidia misled

Chinese cryptocurrency miners are buying Nvidia‘s new laptops to mine Ether (ETH) amidst the altcoin hitting new all-time highs (ATH). It has been reported according to several sources that Nvidia’s latest GeForce RTX 30 laptops have become increasingly popular in China as a tool for mining cryptocurrency. However, a Weibo user known as BTCer posted a bunch of images showing off GeForce RTX 30 series gaming laptops making up a solid crypto mining farm. “A laptop mine is up​,”

Bitcoin (BTC) is overtaking Nvidia, the major American company, in terms of market capitalization amidst a meteoric bull run in the cryptocurrency market. It has been reported that as the Bitcoin price briefly crossed the $18,000 threshold on November 18, Bitcoin’s market cap surged above $336 billion, outstripping the market cap of Nvidia, one of the world’s most well-known manufacturers of graphics cards. According to data from Macro Trends, on November 17, Nvidia’s shares

Nvidia, the legal representatives of a technology company, has argued that its investors are not entitled to access its internal records about the “crypto craze” of 2017 and 2018. On September 17, it has been reported that during a trial in the United States’ Delaware Court of Chancery, Nvidia’s counsel argued that the plaintiffs have failed to show a “credible basis” for why Nvidia should be compelled to hand over the requested company documents. However, Nvidia is facing a