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❓ASK Mining kills video cards?

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When mining cryptocurrencies, video cards operate at maximum power. Such a load can lead to rapid wear on the video card.
 
I think playing games with high graphics from mining has more impact on the video card.

So if you have a very good gaming pc. In which if you can play big games with really high graphics, then mining in that pc will not have much effect.
 
Mining is no different than playing video games.

Both activities stress the video card in the same way.

You can adjust the settings of the video card when mining, so you can use what power you'd like, you don' have to go 100%. Often times you'll get more hash rate from lower settings which is more efficient.

I wouldn't advise mining on a laptop due to the poor ventilation. If you have a gaming desktop with good coolers and additional fans, then you should be good.

Always adjust the settings of the rig according to the crypto you're mining and the software you're using.
 
Well yeah, it is quite common knowledge that when you overheat your graphics you could damage it and eventually destroy it
 
Mining is no different than playing video games.

Both activities stress the video card in the same way.

You can adjust the settings of the video card when mining, so you can use what power you'd like, you don' have to go 100%. Often times you'll get more hash rate from lower settings which is more efficient.

I wouldn't advise mining on a laptop due to the poor ventilation. If you have a gaming desktop with good coolers and additional fans, then you should be good.

Always adjust the settings of the rig according to the crypto you're mining and the software you're using.

I agree with you. Well explained. Powerful gaming graphic cards are the best for crypto mining to be on the safe side or else your computer can be damaged very soon.
 
Unfortunately I think so, because this was told me. moreover, not only the video card could be damaged, but other computer peripherals!
For this reason, for the extraction of cryptocurrencies, they're necessary high-performance machines very expensive.
These also involve a high absorption of electrical energy.
 
When graphics cards are subjected to long durations of mining time, this can cause accelerated wear and tear on the card's components and cooling system. All these changes can cause some deterioration to the card's performance in the long run.
 
It's not that mining kills your GPU or hardware, using any electronic device will eventually deteriorate it. Mining is intense, thus it accelerates the deterioration rate.
 
i use my rx 580 for both mining and gaming -
mining is always the same stress and the temp is always stuck at 65c and goes up from time to time due to thermal paste
as for gaming it goes up 70c and keeps there since im using it 100% both ram and processing power
to keep the gpu safe always change thermal paste wich in my condition reaching 75c is the change limit
im like this for 4 years now
 
While it's true that mining can put a strain on a video card and shorten its lifespan, it's not necessarily true that it will "kill" the card. Mining uses a lot of processing power, which can cause the card to run hotter than usual. This can lead to wear and tear on the card, and eventually it may need to be replaced. However, there are ways to mitigate the effects of mining on a video card, such as using a cooling system or undervolting the card. With proper care and maintenance, it's possible to extend the life of a video card that's used for mining.
 
While it's true that mining can put a strain on a video card and shorten its lifespan, it's not necessarily true that it will "kill" the card. Mining uses a lot of processing power, which can cause the card to run hotter than usual. This can lead to wear and tear on the card, and eventually it may need to be replaced. However, there are ways to mitigate the effects of mining on a video card, such as using a cooling system or undervolting the card. With proper care and maintenance, it's possible to extend the life of a video card that's used for mining.
No matter how much you try, you can't preserve the Graphics Processing Unit when you use it to mine for it to last as long as it would have lasted. Just have it at the back of your mind that you would need to be replacing video cards often.
 

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