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Nvidia takes steps to protect gaming business

(Source:  Sevilay Demirci flicker.com)   Pull off the display connectors and call it a mining machine. That’s basically what Nvidia did with their Cryptocurrency Mining Processor (CMP) and it’s a very clever move. Meanwhile, Nvidia is launching its GeForce RTX 3060 (on Feb. 25) for gaming. The company says it has taken an unusual step that will help make sure ...

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(Source:  Sevilay Demirci flicker.com)   Pull off the display connectors and call it a mining machine. That’s basically what Nvidia did with their Cryptocurrency Mining Processor (CMP) and it’s a very clever move. Meanwhile, Nvidia is launching its GeForce RTX 3060 (on Feb. 25) for gaming. The company says it has taken an unusual step that will help make sure GeForce GPUs go to gamers. The driver Nvidia is providing for the new gaming AIB will detect certain features and attributes of the Ethereum cryptocurrency mining algorithm. When it does, it will slow down the GPU, and memory clock to
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