GPU mining utilizes one or several GPU (graphics processing unit) cards for mining cryptocurrency. GPUs can process hashes much faster than CPUs, but not as fast as ASIC. GPU mining is typically reserved for mining altcoins due to the high mining difficulty of bitcoin.
GPU Mining
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