Hardware If you've had trouble getting your hands on a GPU, good news! Nvidia is re-releasing another budget card from 2022 Graphics Cards AMD's PC graphics card market share falls to a worrying 6% ...

A worrying new trend has been discovered that reveals the extreme lengths crypto miners are going to sell graphics cards or their components that have been used for mining. Modified memory modules and ...

Unlike Nvidia, AMD will not restrict the cryptocurrency-mining capabilities on its PC graphics cards. “We don’t have any plans to introduce a mining limiter on Radeon graphics cards at this time,” AMD ...

Graphics Cards Prime Day is old news but the GPU deals are still rolling in, with the Arc B570 and GeForce RTX 5070 now the cheapest they've ever been Graphics Cards AMD's PC graphics card market ...

Intel’s forthcoming Arc GPUs aren’t just looking good for gamers, they’re looking great for cryptocurrency fans, too. This year hasn’t exactly been the easiest to acquire a GPU for a custom PC build.

We haven’t tested the update, but it may undermine Nvidia’s efforts to dissuade cryptocurrency miners from buying up RTX 3000 GPUs sold with the Ethereum mining limiter. But on the flip side, existing ...

In context: It's an argument that has been raging for years: is buying a second-hand graphics card worth the risk when it could have been used extensively for crypto mining? Probably the most famous ...

With graphics card-based Cryptocurrency mining effectively dead now following the switch of Ethereum to its new ‘proof of stake’ standard late last year, this has seen the second-hand market ...

The Ethereum Foundation announced recently that the mining model that the cryptocurrency relies on to generate new Ether will soon change from "proof-of-work" to "proof-of-stake," which the foundation ...

I can’t explain it. I can’t justify it. But I do get Gundam fans’ strange attachment to the special-edition GeForce RTX 3080 Gundam graphics cards. They’re beefy but elegant and come in a sleek ...

The global head of GeForce marketing at Nvidia said that the reduced hash rate "only applies to newly manufactured cards," not to GPUs already purchased. Graphics card giant Nvidia said that the hash ...

is an editor covering deals and gaming hardware. He joined in 2018, and after a two-year stint at Polygon, he rejoined The Verge in May 2025. In a YouTube livestream yesterday on the Red Panda Mining ...