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ASUS, COLORFUL and MSI upcoming special GPU for mining ?

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3 hours ago, Captain Chaos said:

When the Ethereum bubble bursts, you're going to see tons of second-hand cards on Ebay that were "never used for mining". 

With a gaming card a seller can try to pull that kind of trick, with a mining-specific card it's going to be much harder to fool potential buyers.

That's unethical af!

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On 6/24/2017 at 5:21 AM, Tedny said:

Why this cart have fans? 

Mining can still place a high load on the card, still needs to be cooled. ;) 

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13 hours ago, Snaeb said:

Logic would say a card used for mining also has little to no resale value.

If the card were to fail due to use, it would be considered defective anyway. 

 

On 6/23/2017 at 1:36 PM, Mooshi said:

Gonna suck for those who buy these when the mining bubble pops again if these aren't good for anything else.

 

edit: actually, I'm going to laugh when these flood eBay instead of the abused Radeon cards. 

Actually, communities that regularly use compute applications (3d rendering being an example) would probably happily buy discount mining cards that gamers wouldn't otherwise touch. Odds are, compute applications would function just as well as mining, as mining is just a gpgpu application. 

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As a folder I cant wait for these cheap second cards to hit the market in a year or two. Especially the mining cards as they will be cheap af if enough people buy them up! Also, don't forget the likes of crossfire and physX, external uses and of cause the possibility that someone will mod them to work with some kind of output(unlikely but you never know). 

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