Gamers rejoice! While crypto investors look for the bottom to the ongoing meltdown, the cost of graphics cards has steadily decreased amid the ongoing crypto market crash.
"GPU prices dropped 15% in May, and we've seen similar 10-15% drops each month for the past several months," PC news and review website Tom's Hardware reported on Wednesday. "We saw the best graphics cards come back into stock (at retail) as GPU mining profitability has plummeted—and that was before Bitcoin and Ethereum crashed again."
A graphics processing unit (GPU) is a specialized computer chip designed to accelerate graphics rendering. GPUs can simultaneously process many data streams, quickly rendering images and videos, making them useful for gaming. Because of their specialized processing power, GPUs are also a sought-after resource for crypto mining.
GPUs can often consume more energy than the central processing unit (CPU) of the computers in which they're installed.
According to the report, an RTX 3080...
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