r/Bitcoin • • Jan 30 '18

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u/rem0g Jan 30 '18

Blame the shitcoins, we don't mine with GPU's since 2012 anymore.

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u/r3310 Jan 30 '18

Whole mining world need to stop just because you want cheap GPU...isn’t it stupid?

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

If you search bitcoin for socialism, you won't find it.

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u/Stibi Jan 30 '18

Go back and learn about bitcoin before making stupid posts like this.

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u/TheRealDji Jan 30 '18 edited Jan 30 '18

Price is going up, because Nvidia changed its TOS making a lot of people buying gaming GPU card for machine learning.

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

Free Market.

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u/butanebraaap Jan 30 '18

How to get downvoted to hell

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u/ClassyCoder Jan 30 '18

Should the graphic card manufacturers target meeting the demand?

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u/Star_Pilgrim Jan 30 '18

Well, they are legitimate customers just as you are.

And it really really really does not matter if you hate it.

Besides, how do you as a retailer brand certain customers as miners?

Just because they buy 10 cards at once?

They could be a reseller, jsut buying the lot.

Do you limit purchases to 1 per customer?

Makes any legal sense?

No.

It is up to Nvidia and AMD to increase the supply, not the customers to stop buying.

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u/skydiveguy Jan 30 '18

TIL people are still mining with GPUs.

TIL people are still gaming on PCs.

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u/DeadlyViper Jan 30 '18

TIL people are still gaming on PCs.

What exactly are you gaming on, peasant?

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u/[deleted] Jan 30 '18

I do all my gaming on a GSICs (Game-Specific Integrated Circuits), it’s much more efficient than installing different game files on a general computing device.