Last May, Nvidia reduced the possible hash rate production of its GeForce graphics cards to discourage their use for mining.
The problem was that dedicated gaming computers were being utilized for ethereum mining, which in turn drove up hardware prices and created shortages, making the product less accessible to those looking to use it for its intended use.
, adding that support for NiceHash Miner would be coming soon.South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines
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