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Uses for idle GPU's?

Kranitz
By Kranitz
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I have six GPU's in my system (4x580 HC2 & 2x640) and I was wondering if and how I could use them for accelerating encryption, video playback via browser or local files, etc. It feels stupid to have them all just sitting here, especially since the 580's are all water cooled.

Any ideas?

I've already done Boinc and the like, so nothing like that. 

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F@H?

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^ Basically this

That's basically the same as boinc. I mean for things like I listed. I only need it's space heater function in the winter.  <_<

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That's basically the same as boinc. I mean for things like I listed. I only need it's space heater function in the winter.  <_<

Mine some cryptocurrency?

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Mine some cryptocurrency?

From what I've seen that really isn't feasible anymore, at least not without mining machines and then joining a pool, etc.

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From what I've seen that really isn't feasible anymore, at least not without mining machines and then joining a pool, etc.

yeah but i'm clueless as what else he could do X)

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