AMD

diskowmoskow

I am holding for new AMD announcements before pulling the trigger. Otherwise i’ll go for old gen RX.

hiredantispammer

Getting a 3070 Ti lower than $380? Market price was double of MSRP just 1 year ago to recently, not used is 60% the cost of a new one. It's a pretty damn good time to buy, or wait for most RTX 4000 series and AMD RDNA3 launch to snag used GPUs, preferably non-mining card.

TNGSystems

Their share price can keep fucking going down until whatever dipshit group of investors they have can fuck off. They’ve titled a card that for all intents and purposes shouldn’t even exist in the 4000 series a “4080” and had the gall to charge $900 for it, when the spec list should put it in the realm of a 4060ti at best. The real 4080 is like $1,200 and then the 4090 is a frankly absurd $1600 or something. Honestly Nvidia can do one. Now more than ever I hope that AMD picks up some serious market share.

Viewstar

I wonder if they'll switch to AMD, like XFX did in the past.

HH0115

Depends how uneducated governments can keep the majority. Adoption needs to hit 3-5%. You need to realize that monopoly power eventually does fall because they fail to innovate. Blockbuster, Kodak etc (from Jeff booth) but look at AMD’s comeback because intel was just coasting for a decade. You also have to realize adoption will happen in different places at different rates according to need. The people who need it the least will see it’s purpose last. In Turkey I saw Bitcoin/cash exchange every block. In the end do you want a bottom up approach or do you want to continue this top down approach? How is the current system working out for everyone around the world? I’ve never seen so many people living in fear in my lifetime. Populism is on the rise in every country. They’re shutting their doors and closing borders. This is why the US and the EU are making their on chip fabs so they don’t have to rely on Asia. But we know that free trade brings down the cost of goods for all through specialization and relative advantages. People are less happy, less healthy, fatter, having less kids, less savings, overly medicated and killing themselves at a higher rate than ever. I’m under the impression that if you let them they will put you in a cage and feed you shit and then over medicated you to make money coming and going because that’s the incentive structure. Recent example? The opioid crisis. The natural cycle of change in nature has those that are learned falling to the learners. The ape that ruled by strength alone so that was all he needed to know is eventually felled by the ape who invents a spear. I suggest you learn to pick up spear.

pbfarmr

The whole ‘reduced lifespan’ due to mining thing is nonsense. There are cards that you may want to stay away from, because people treated them like shit. This is probably more likely with nvidia cards (they have fewer tuning knobs compared to AMD), and even more so for the ones with gddr6. But that’s not a rule, and I can’t really tell you how to distinguish the good from the bad, short of asking the seller what the operating conditions were (climate controlled? Dust management? Undervolted? Core and memory operating temperatures? Etc…) Assuming a professional or responsible amateur miner, I would take their cards over a regular gamers any day. One of the worst things for ICs is thermal cycling, and that happens way more on a card used for gaming (both due to in game load transitions, as well as the fact that gaming is a part time activity). A card used for mining 24/7 will have been operated at pretty constant temps over its lifetime

cobra93360

Well, fooey. All my stuff is AMD.

mr_sarve

here are the requirements you need: Ubuntu 18.04 (required) Dedicated machines only - the machine shouldn't be doing other stuff while rented Fast, reliable internet: at least 10Mbps per machine. 10-series Nvidia GPU (AMD not yet supported, older Nvidia not recommended). At least 1 physical CPU core (2 hyperthreads) per GPU. Your CPU must support AVX instruction set (not all lower end CPUs support this). At least 4GBM of system RAM per GPU. Fast SSD storage with at least 64GB per GPU. at least 1X PCIE for every 2.5 TFLOPS of GPU performance. All GPUs on the machine must be of the same type. An open port range mapped to each machine.

Vesuvias

At least AMD is coming up fast. Nvidia losing EGVA is a huge blow to their margins. They abuse the hell out of their power with AIB partners

MostlyPseudonymous

Bullish for AMD.

fishbake

Yeah, the GPU market is getting crazy right now. There were already too many cards on the market before The Merge happened, now those used miners are spilling into the second hand market right before Nvidia and AMD introduce their next-generation GPUs. I guess it's a good time to be a PC gamer, at least.

CoolioMcCool

There being ASICs that are more efficient than GPUs does not mean it is not ASIC resistant. An ASIC being 2x or 5x more efficient is nothing like BTC ASICs. GPUs were still profitable to mine on and the likes of AMD and Nvidia produce orders of magnitude more GPUs than bitmain produces ETH ASICs.

HellisDeeper

Again, you are doing nothing but whataboutism. This is not about Nvidia/AMD is about how mining produces more CO2 than a phone, that is fact. You have literally no proof otherwise.

EffUtube

Are you an idiot or are you really not even trying to understand? In contrast to hashpower I think meat production alone shits out more CO2. "Miners" are a individuals with already bought hardware. So the hardware made has already exhausted X ammount of CO2. Ergo Nvidia/AMD doesnt give two shits what you do with their cards. The only CO2 miners do actively release is the kW drawn by the rigs. And I know some of them use solar and wind. More then I can say for some nodes running ADA. I am pretty sure not of all the hashpower comes from coal either. All that copper cable going everywhere, no impact either I take it? It was just given to us by mother earth. All the CO2 numbers presented are megahash divided into rigs times energy times COw per kW. Fair? Yeah, sure. Take it you dont drive car either? No farting outside? No meat? You, using reddit for sure has a negative CO2 output.

ziptofaf

Not exactly. There aren't many cryptocurrencies that are worth mining if suddenly number of rigs used raises 10-50x (and that's what we are currently observing) as difficulty raises a lot but coin price - not so much. Especially not with electricity prices rising massively across the globe lately which start cutting into your margins. Plus we are about to see a new generation of hardware soon enough as Nvidia is making their presentation next week and AMD will follow soon after. If someone can get 200 MHash in 200W and your GPU can get 100 MHash in 200W then they only need half the profits you do. ETH was a giant responsible for 90% of all GPU market. It's not a void you can replace over night. At peak moment an RTX 3080 was doing around $7 a day meaning 100 days to pay back. Now however? $1 and it's dropping. If I check profitability charts - yesterday it said $2.3. Today it says $0.6-1. It's a massacre.

LeFabio

AMD also, new gen CPUs looks juicy

ziptofaf

Look at ebay and video card prices. Divide them by 2. That's what it means for miners. Ethereum was responsible for, afaik, 90% of traffic in the GPU mining space. Miners can move to other currencies but this will very quickly rise their difficulty too much making mining unprofitable. It will probably kill off a few cryptocurrencies and, with time, something else might take it's place. Or it might not. With ever so growing electricity prices it becomes hard to support your mining operations without quite high income. Especially since current mining GPUs are about to become obsolete anyway as Nvidia is preparing to release new generation of hardware and AMD will follow soon after (and assuming twice the hashrate at same power draw at current rates it will mean a massive sell off anyway). To really drive this point home - ETH had yearly power consumption of 73 terawatt hours (roughly how much a country of 20 million people needs per year) and each transaction needed an equivalent of 213 kilowatt-hours. Now we are down to 100W per transaction which is kinda more sane.

p4ttl1992

My AMD gpu died 3 months ago so I had to buy a new Nvidia gpu as usual bad timing

hogey74

There you go. An event that distorted the gpu market into crazy high prices will now correct to crazy low prices. Nvidia rode a wave powered by miners and quietly laughed at their consumer base. Those people overpaid for gear that will plummet in value. nVidia has created a large cohort of people ripe for a change of brand. Their quarterly numbers are already down 2/3rds. And they're known to be an arrogant bunch. AMD could do well out of this.

BeerIsGoodForSoul

Does Nvidia and AMD Report how many GPU's the produce? If so couldn't we tame the max theoretical output of all GPU's produced (assuming each and every one of those GPU's are used for mining lol, which we know isn't true) and then subtract that from the network hashrate thus giving us a good estimate of hashrate mined via ASICS? If Nvidia and AMD release data on the amount of GPU's manufactured (not just gaming but also server/business ones too) then I think we could crunch the ASIC hashrate numbers. I'm sure the mathematicians of reddit will have even more ways to get a higher accuracy approximation too lol.

RockEmSockEmRabi

Snagged a 6600XT this year just to hold me over until we see this waterfall of cards hitting the market. Really hope prices continue to drop in retail and resale so that Nvidia and AMD can’t keep gouging MSRP for new cards

SurenRongyao

Nvidia and AMD combinely shipped 50 million GPUs in 2021 For market size comparison.

bbasara007

Where do you guys get your "traditional markets" numbers from? I made a 50x on AMD since 2017. I made a 6x on LCID in 3 months. etc etc. There are so many great gains to be made on the traditional markets. I have turned all those gains into more bitcoin

partymsl

They will fall much more in the coming weeks as Nvidia and AMD were also planning a price drop from their side. So soon we will be buying discounted GPUs for gaming, another good thing coming from the ETH Merger.

luashfu

Omg. You get it!!!! You're a stranger but I wanna talk. I want to somehow make everyone understand that idea..... There are news that worries me like escalating threats between the US and China, news like US restricting NVIDIA and AMD from selling too powerful processes in China just because the military could use it. Not only that but the problem of Ukraine vs Russia as well. Basically what I'm talking about is threat of WW3. WW2 ended because of nukes. And that means, WW3 starting means human civilization as a whole is threatened by extinction from internal conflict! As there's "no way" that WW3 could start when everyone knows the other has nukes. Besides internal conflicts in the human race, there's the issue of environmental deterioration. Global warming/climate change and such, there are two huge issues that could essentially cause humans to go extinct. (Actually overpopulation is also a possibility but that sits under internal conflict because it will probably cause a culling of sorts when resources become scarce.) What do you think? How would you explain your view on this topic? Please answer.

Jin-Sakti

Apart from crashing Nvidia and AMD miner stonks, which would be detrimental to the USA. To move to proof of stake would require changing the code, and no one should ever do that. The only person that has a right to is satoshi. The founder and the person who never sold even one bitcoin. But if satoshi shows up the cia or government would either kill him or turn btc into an instrument of the USA government.

vruum-master

The blockchain itself and pritocol is tough,but everything else leaks due to NSA/CIA stuff.....as with Tor. Those guys work at UEFI/bootloader+hardware level. Even if your miner runs Linux they can launch a zero day attack on all miners and compose back the data if they'd truly want. Intel Managemant Engine is full of holes,so is AMD's version,there are post-production fuses in hardware to ebable or disable "certain features" for consumers vs goverment and so on. Lenovo was caught red handed having capabilities to run code at kernel level by doing BIOS updates , capability that is persistent no matter what you do.

HelpMeSucceedPlz

nah, I gave up. As are many others. Hence the price of GPUs has crashed pretty hard and NVidia and AMD are finally required to come up with something newer/more advanced.

FormerPassenger1558

or sell their cards... expect nvidia and AMD sales to drop... a lot

afunkysongaday

The biggest flaw is not looking at the cost/benefit ratio at all. Even though that's the one metric that matters. No one is against using energy, even large amounts, *in general*. But many people are against using much energy for something that could be achived just as well with just a little energy. In this case: If you want to have the highest level of details and effects, 4k, 240fps on the newest AAA game... you are going to get the latest high end GPU and use that. There is simply no better way of getting that. There is no way to get thet same result while using less energy. If you think you know one: Go to nvidia/AMD, they'll give you millions for lowering the energy consumption of their GPUs just like that. We can argue if you need this level of graphical detail, that's up to debate. But if you want it, there is no more energy efficient way to get it. In the case of BTC it's simply the fact that other cryptocurrencies do exactly what BTC does without wasting that much energy. It's just that from a purely technical standpoint it seems to me other currencies get you the same or better results for way less energy. And that's what makes mining a waste of energy, imho. Now the people that believe in mining will try to convince you PoW is superior to everything else. They'll tell you that somehow only the "Proof" in "PoW" is real proof and everything else is inferior. I honestly don't understand that and again in my view we are long past the point where other consensus mechanisms like PoS had to prove themselves. Many work just as well. But hey make up your own mind maybe the other side is right and there is something I just don't understand that makes PoW so great. DYOR!

Siccors

> When "have fun staying poor" and "that's just FUD" are accepted and common retorts to every question and criticism, the hate is actually understandable. "All this FUD means they are getting afraid of our token, this is bullish!". In general my experience (as pretty much no-coiner) is that there is an inverse correlation between how agressive a token-specific maxi shills their token, and how much they know about it. Typically the general crypto enthousiasts aren't that bad (of course plenty of stuff to disagree on, but enough of those are just decent people to have a talk with). But the token specific maxis are just all horrible. They claim they are open to criticism, but if you are not convinced by their answer to your first question, it means you are just FUD'ing, you don't get it, HFSP, paid by bitcoin maxis who are afraid of their random alt token, etc. (Or in case of bitcoin maxis, paid by central banks afraid of Bitcoin). And definitely the token specific maxis, are some of the most toxic people you can get. Imagine starting with for example a di hard Apple fanboy. Or AMD, or whatever other company. Generally speaking you are not going to have great conversations regarding those topics, with people who manage to fanboy a company. Crypto maxis are like that, but on top of that they have strong financial incentive to shill their crypto to as many people as possible, since that increases the value of their bags.

attofreak

I was with you till at the end, where you expect a rally within a month. This is going to be a long, terrible winter. Daddy Pow is not done shoving interest rate all the way till *at least* 3-4%. Might even go further, depending on how "sticky" the inflation is. And we might be in that "high" inflation environment for at least a few months, if not one whole, painful year. But for long term, this is the way. Everything is dirt cheap. Great stocks like Nvidia, AMD, Intel (might still make a comeback, if in a niche), Google, Amazon -- all are down. Amazon is still in green from May-June, but that's just Amazon. Those planning to hold for at least 5 years, are in for a career (and retirement)-defining rally of their lives, if they have the money to buy up. I am not trying to predict the bottom yet, as I said it will be a long, painful winter. But through the current losses, the sun shall shine on us again.

xaraca

I think it's mostly a reaction to extreme valuations blockchain inspires. It would be like NVIDIA introducing a new chip that they claim solves a new class of problems, causing its stock to skyrocket, when in reality both NVIDIA's and AMD's existing chips can already solve the same problems while consuming less power. Critics would call NVIDIA's new chips unnecessary and caution investors against buying their overpriced stock. It's not that the new tech is "useless" -- it can be used to solve some problems. Critics just think it does so inefficiently and won't be able to compete with existing technology in the long run.

Waddamagonnadooo

I don't agree it strengthens their case - we now have a proven case where the Fed is attempting to modernize their infrastructure which is (in part) inspired by the instantly finality of crypto. And yet, they're still not the same - crypto does much more than that, things like defi in which centralized services can never offer. I have to admit I find this argument odd - we have so many parallel and competing technologies (hundreds of different car manufacturers with their own tech, AMD vs. Nvidia, Android vs. iOS, thousands of companies with proprietary tech doing similar things, etc.) yet somehow crypto is singled out for "not being necessary". It's literally just tech that competes with other tech we have, just like anything else. If crypto pushes the fed to implement instant settlement, that just shows that the demand is there and in fact crypto solves problems that are far from useless.

Jin-Sakti

Nvidia and AMD stonk gonna get clobbered. Since don’t need the graphics cards to pow eth anymore. I’ll buy a little of those 2 stonk when it in the dumpster fire behind wendys.

bbasara007

You can't base your investments on month to month or even year to year swings in price bud. Everything can look better or worse in hindsight. I view this swing down as an opportunity, as would any investor in a stock equity that suddenly has a 50% discount on their company when NOTHING ELSE changes about it otherwise. Im buying up bitcoin, META, SQ, AMD etc.

Legacy-ZA

Here's hoping. This will get nVidia and AMD pricing back in line.

wen_mars

They can't delay the 40 series because then AMD will eat their lunch.

HGDuck

More than competing AMD models, that's enough for a big fail. Add to that the garbage cost cutting ILM where a good part of the IHS is lacking pressure. ​ Again, you don't buy Intel premium for lack of quality versus the competition, if you're OK with that practice, go to AMD.

HGDuck

If I wanted a CPU that chuggs power like a bottomless pit while running hot like a bbq just to compete with the others, I would've bought an Athlon again. Intel 12th gen is not good enough for Intel, I expect better. If that's good enough for you, you might as well buy an AMD instead. They can and should do better, especially after sitting idly on their asses for more than half a decade.

randomFrenchDeadbeat

> Miners also tend to run a custom mining bios which will not work for gaming or at least reduce gaming performance. Only a very few, older AMD cards require this.

LocalLeadership2

You will pay 1k for the 4xxxx and 800 for the 3xxxx, they will artificially limit supply. Ps: fuck Nvidia. I hope AMD ordered a ton of production and fucks Nvidia back and forth with cheap prices

RationalDialog

Didn't NVIDIA sell a part of their TSMC wafer allocation because they said they need less? intel did the same (for ARC allocation) and guess what the rumor is on who bought these wafers? Yes, AMD.

Raikaru

Intel 12th gen is across the board better than AMD's 7nm so not sure what you're talking about there and M2 is cool and all but it's literally only on Macbooks.

reddito321

AMD's 7nm and Apple's M1 and M2 ate Intel's plate and more

gloverall

Lmao "Oasis Labs runs the compute nodes, and we assume that you assume that neither us nor our cloud provider actually attempts to exploit the side channels." "The AMD SEV TEEs are provided through Google’s Confidential VMs product. AMD SEV, in the current -ES version, does not provide trustworthy attestations, so we need a workaround. We choose to use SEV despite this limitation because it allows running essentially unmodified code," & Lol my personal favorite "Parcel DB is a literal SQL database, but with encrypted columns for sensitive data" Still don't understand what the Blockchain is even supposed to be doing at all in this architecture except maybe ferrying around keys. But there's no reason to use a blockchain for that given there's central points of failure and required trust in centralized entities literally everywhere in this architecture

OurNumber4

Losers: Also AMD and NVidia

dark_LUEshi

for all you know, nvidia, tsmc and all the big players have a LOT to gain from manipulating crypto prices. the 2018 crypto boom literally fueled AMD R&D for their new Ryzen cpu.

Pepparkakan

Time will tell, but probably not unfortunately, the problem is lack of bleeding edge chip fabrication production lines. Currently Apple, MediaTek, AMD, Qualcomm, Broadcom and Nvidia, among others, are competing with each other to produce their top-of-the-line chips using TSMCs fabs.

partymsl

I can remember days were AMD was seen as a cheap copy of Nvidia. Now the playing field is way more leveled.

arcalus

I think they do too when it comes to some 3D modeling aspects. I think that may have to do with CUDA vs OpenCL rather than hardware. I would be willing to bet they close that gap with their next release cycle. Even still, I would spend twice as much for two AMD GPUs instead of NVIDIA. AMD has been the underdog for too long, and they are doing really good work.

Dr_Scythe

More like AMD is only superior for Linux support. I love AMD for Ryzen but I still think their GPUs fall short to NVidea in most places

GipsyRonin

Here I am still pissed for selling AMD stock at $10 when I got it at $2 LOL!!!!!

coinfeeds-bot

tldr; ASUS, Gigabyte, and MSI are having a difficult time trying to convince retailers and distributors to buy AMD's Radeon RX 6000 series cards for sale in the consumer segment, according to reports. AMD-exclusive AIB partners, such as Sapphire, have already officially announced a drop in prices for their premium AMD graphics cards. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.*

arcalus

I have a 6900XT. Can confirm AMD is superior. Especially when it comes to Linux support.

bbasara007

S&P bag lol o boy you kids. the S&P has been one of the best and consistent investments, anyone not buying the S&P and other index funds simply has no clue about finances and investing. No one is "holding the bag" on the S&P lmao. I have a large investnment in Bitcoin but to not own equitys is just silly. My AMD share purchase from 2016 has doubled the returns that BTC or ETH have given people. There are so many opportunities in the stock market.

BenL90

Next year will be M3.. and I hope AMD and Intel Catchup.. because... well, if they don't everything will be mac, and it will be disastrous for industries

clidec

FLUX is impressive. 🚨Are you afraid that after the Ethereum Merge your mining ⛏️days will be over or that you'll be forced to mine scam coins? FLUX has your back. It will become the top choice for NVIDIA GPU miners but quite a few AMD ones as well. 🚀Top 40 position incoming, thank you Ethereum 😀

theforkofjustice

Too bad it's a market where Nvidia and AMD are dominant in a time where manufacturers in every field have to fight over semiconductor wafers.

moldyjellybean

Yes because nobody can game , mine or do anything complicated on Intel gpu. The all do it on nvda or AMD Look what happened to Intel cellular modem division .

ComfyRug

Which tweets have I deleted? I typically redo a tweet if there is a typo that I notice. I was wrong once with BBBY in that I thought it would raise higher, but if you actually follow me, you'll see me mentioning not to buy on open and to let a stock find a bottom. The goal is volatility. Look at the charts yesterday for AMD and AMC. What about the other stocks today? Did I pump NVDA, GME, and BBBY today? I done that? You previously admitted that I didn't have the reach to pump stocks, so which is it? Also if I could pump stocks, then why would I ever be wrong? Wouldn't everything I suggest go up? Also, no, I never mentioned employees. There is me working on it, and 8 share holders who are people I previously worked for. I said all of this on Sunday, you can go check it out. Also, I was in the Philippines previously, if that's what you were thinking of. I'm now back in the UK. How is Wall Street taking advantage of people by increasing the price?

Got_Faith

Yh. Best advice is to feed your appetite properly. 1. Dive deep into your interest when finding "investments". Me and mates messed around with BTC mining in 2014, silkroad, forum trolling. The tech worked and we just took it as something with huge potential. 2. Have fun. ^ we bought toilet paper and dumb things. Saw that u can hire hitmen and banted about random stuff. Lighten up. 3. From the above, you know your money would be "investing" into something. Cue the "DCA" and buy steadily over time 4. But... you're too impatient and crave gains during dips? Set aside some to trade. I think most people are all or nothing. All investing or all trading and then get heated at when the other side are moaning on forums. Bruh... You can do both and it'll help your mental as you're feeding both sides. That's about it to accumulating as you're reducing the risk of selling cheap and feeling FOMO as you're trading. It worked on stocks too. AMD investments at $5. Tesla at $70 pre-split. I probably need to do value investing strat aside from personal interest if we go into recession to find best gains. Tldr; To accumulate. Feed your degeneracy to keep your sanity in check.

wtf--dude

Far more realistic than for example Intel or AMD dropping to <1%. What about legislation? Maybe a few large countries decide PoW is not in line with their climate goals and create laws against it.

diamondbored

Yup, AMD is the way!

AbsoIution

Lol fuck them, bullish on AMD stock

DIBE25

first thing I see: "privacy enhanced" - off to a bad start, let's see where we go Intel sgx and AMD sev - awful choice, since they're both extremely likely to be backdoored contracts - good ig everything is a pdf? which is good for something desktop based, less so when you're planning on having a sizeable chunk of users coming from mobile https://khala.subscan.io/transfer - has amounts leaked and address.. and no ringct I won't read the paper since I'm too tired for that - hope I was clear enough with my views does not fit the "privacy" category you placed it in

Maj_BeauKhaki

AMD

ZulkarnaenRafif

Intel, Nvidia, AMD, or ARM?

BigbunnyATK

This is insight into the actual mechanism behind buy high, sell low. How many people wanted BTC for $20K and felt they had missed out on low prices? How many know that BTC has a past where it has lost half its value then gained 4X, over and over again? Yet, when push comes to shove, people get scared to see an asset drop by half when that asset represents $10K, and they cut their losses. It's the same as a common sentiment on stocks: "Hey my stock dropped by half. How do I mitigate losses?" "Do you think stock will go up? If not reinvest into an asset you expect to grow." The reply seems logical, but if the questionee is unsure why their stock dropped by half, how likely are they to pick a new stock which has actual upside? Far too often people sell when their stock drops, buy a new stock, but that stock going up or down is random to them, too, so they end up taking more losses. They solidify those losses, then buy the new hot stock, always one step behind the market. My advice, have a reason for buying an asset. I saw that AMD was overtaking Intel over the years, so I bought a good amount of AMD at $17. With crypto, I already see it as the currency of the future, so why would I not invest in some now? And forbidding an emergency, I don't intend to take my money out of crypto until some X years from now. Invest in companies and ideas YOU LIKE and you'll always (usually) benefit.

letsdrinktothat

Yeah, Ethereum miners are in much the same boat as bitcoin miners in terms of the effects of the recent price action, the difference being that with the upcoming Merge and the RTX 4000 series due to come out soon, it doesn't make a lot of sense to buy GPUs right now. You might see a slight uptick in prices of the most efficient AMD cards.

wtf--dude

The foundation is funded entirely by donations from companies, and users. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blender_Foundation#:~:text=Nvidia%2C%20Intel%2C%20AMD%2C%20Meta,of%20their%20Epic%20MegaGrants%20initiative. Great analogue 👍

Smart_Field_3002

Idk man. Maybe she wants to hype NVDA and AMD stock prices some more

handheldbbc

Hmmm I’m not sure about the specs unfortunately I’m not that tech savvy lol the kryptex website had a list of which graphics cards/computes are most profitable and their cost. But it’s a ROG Zephyros, it says AMD Ryzen 5000 series 9 nvidis GeForce RTX……I’ll be honest I have no idea wtf that means. But I do know my little cuzin who plays mine craft a lot seen that I had it and was like WOW! That would be a great computer for mine craft. So I figure it’s gotta be something nice. 😂 So the laptop was like $1800 when I got it from bestbuy. At the time I got it and up until recently with the price dropping I was getting about $$40-$50 a month. As of lately I’m only getting about $10-$15 a month since the drop in BTC prices.

bbasara007

told that to myself when AMD dropped to 2$. was worth the time.

Smiling_Jack_

I'm curious what the Daily has for their equities holding. My top 10 in descending order are: 1. GOOG 2. AMZN 3. MSFT 4. NVDA 5. AMD 6. TSM 7. NET 8. DG 9. COST 10. F

Survivaleast

Really appreciate your advice on both sides. Patience was a tough trait to learn, but it took hold eventually. I’ll forever be laughing at myself for giving up on AMD at $3 a share. The VOO and Ibounds sound worth diversifying into.

RealMercuryRain

I started mining bitcoin on my AMD K6 CPU. It was a PC I used for software development and movies. I haven't mined that much. Maybe 20-30 bitcoins or so. But I found it boring and decided that Second Life is more promising. Next time I wanted to reinstall Windows I formatted HD and never mined again.

MastersinScience

NVIDIA, AMD, & INTEL should pump ETC with 1 USD. mean, its thre only right thing to do

IHadTacosYesterday

Yep, love to see AMD, MSFT and ADBE all hit new 52 week lows. Would be a gift from the heavens above

Jasquirtin

Didn’t have to drag my Ford and AMD stock with it

thedarkpampers

Yeah going full AMD style!

dhork

> But the truth is that if the market is big enough, you'll get ASICs regardless of what algorithm you use, sooner or later. This is probably false. If this were true, then Intel and AMD would be bundling GBs of cache directly on their processors. They can't. There is a limit to how much fast memory you can put next to logic in an ASIC. The best chance at making any algorithm impossible to realize on a single ASIC is to make it use gobs of memory. The most efficient way to make gobs of memory is putting it on a separate die, but then you need a high bandwidth link between them also, which makes the engineering of it all that much harder and more expensive. You realize you can mine ASIC-resistant coins with renewables, too? "Solar exists" is not a legitimate argument for doing something that is less efficient than it could be.

Prized-Man

Months ago I was posts on r/AMD where people used bots to buy GPUs so searching that sub *might help* + the r/cc user "Tarkovredditor" (something like that) uses bots so he might be able to help you out....

PoisonWaffle3

Yeah, I mined that on a $200 graphics card 😅 2GB AMD 6870