One of the largest computer hardware manufacturers in the world, Asus Corporation, now allows players to use the excess power of their video cards to make money by mining cryptocurrencies.
At a time when AMD and Nvidia occupy the main positions in the world of cryptocurrency GPU, ASUS has teamed up with Quantum Cloud in an effort to catch up with market leaders. The mining software provider's software will allow players to get the most out of their systems and earn "passive income" by using excess GPU power to mine cryptocurrency. Game miners will be paid via PayPal or WeChat.
According to a statement made by Quantum Cloud, the process will occur by redirecting excess power from all graphics cards running the application to use it in cloud mining. Tokens will be distributed according to the share of power provided by each participant.
In order to interest gamers, Quantum Cloud has developed integration with PayPal and WeChat accounts so that earnings can be directly deposited into these accounts.
However, the platform does not guarantee that users will receive income. Due to the volatility of the crypto market, this may not always make economic sense, the company warns and declines responsibility for the profitability of using the application.
Despite this, the software promises to be quite attractive to users. For those who are either not familiar enough with the mining process, or simply do not want to invest in specialized ASICs, the application allows you to plunge into the world of crypto assets.
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