So no new nVidia gpus this yearHere's two links for you :
Rumor: Nvidia's 20nm Maxwell GPUs Delayed to 2015 | The Escapist
What's Next for NVIDIA's Modems? (NVDA)
The end result has been that NVIDIA has been focusing on Mantle-enabled games for their driver performance improvements, doing what they can to improve performance within the confines of Direct3D 11. This has included Battlefield 4 and Thief so far, and we wouldn’t be surprised if NVIDIA undertook a similar effort for any future high-profile Mantle games. All things considered NVIDIA has an overall hardware performance advantage at the high end, but AMD’s Hawaii products are fast enough that NVIDIA needs to counter Mantle-derived performance improvements if they wish to stay on top, giving NVIDIA a very good reason to keep an eye on AMD and Mantle.
Everyone watch out for 2nd hand radeons: *www.fudzilla.com/home/item/34405-scrypt-mining-gold-rush-finally-ends
You'll see them in India as well, I remember seeing a post in digit forum about a very cheap desktop with 2x radeon cards, stay away.
Everyone watch out for 2nd hand radeons: *www.fudzilla.com/home/item/34405-scrypt-mining-gold-rush-finally-ends
You'll see them in India as well, I remember seeing a post in digit forum about a very cheap desktop with 2x radeon cards, stay away.
Its like a cheat fund, its a scam, a very elaborate one, there was once a promise floating in web, that one can become rich by running some program and solving some maths, and then they will be awarded a virtual currency which Governments all around the world will accept without a question and trade against real money. It hadn't happened yet, most probably never will, some online shops do accept that currency, mostly selling illegal stuff like drugs(darknet) etc.can u please explain what is this scrypt gpu mining
Its like a cheat fund, its a scam, a very elaborate one, there was once a promise floating in web, that one can become rich by running some program and solving some maths, and then they will be awarded a virtual currency which Governments all around the world will accept without a question and trade against real money. It hadn't happened yet, most probably never will, some online shops do accept that currency, mostly selling illegal stuff like drugs(darknet) etc.
Its true, what will people do wit bitcoins, a lot of countries like India has officially denounced them even, atleast if you own cash its yours, what will happen if someone hacks your pc and steals the coins, or better yet, your hdd goes down taking your bitcoins with it, not to mention the lack of any regulatory body makes it a gamble: *blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/07/02/beware-the-risks-of-the-bitcoin-winklevii-outline-the-downside/Come on bro thats too harsh
Its true, what will people do wit bitcoins, a lot of countries like India has officially denounced them even, atleast if you own cash its yours, what will happen if someone hacks your pc and steals the coins, or better yet, your hdd goes down taking your bitcoins with it, not to mention the lack of any regulatory body makes it a gamble: *blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2013/07/02/beware-the-risks-of-the-bitcoin-winklevii-outline-the-downside/
Read the comments here: *www.theguardian.com/technology/2013/nov/27/hard-drive-bitcoin-landfill-site
And this also: *en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mt._Gox
And so is the flaw. People want to use cryptocurrencies to avoid paying taxes, or buying/selling illegal content, no government is interested to know what you do with your 1bn after you had paid taxes(maybe brazil), so most people who are using it are either criminals or those who want to be a millionaire overnight doing absolutely nothing(electricity bills and hardware costs extra), so there's no guarantee that the other side will hold on to the deal.isn't that one of the advantage of cryptocurrencies, the anonymity ?
Anyone up for R9 300
*news.softpedia.com/news/First-Word...eon-R9-300-Series-Graphics-Cards-436948.shtml