In recent years, crypto mining has raised the price of graphics cards to exorbitant figures.
The technology sector has undergone amazing changes in recent years. Beyond the innovations typical of a field that does not stop advancing, it has also seen the rise of cryptocurrencies, a trend that has caught the interest of more than one company. However, these virtual currencies have suffered a noticeable decline in market value, which has made us reflect on how little we need them in video games.
It is considered that this is the beginning of the return to normalityAt the beginning of this phenomenon, the popularity of cryptocurrencies came with the price increase in graphics cards, essential for what is known as cryptomining. And it is that the value of the GPUs reached exorbitant figures due to the great demand, without counting the fact that the players had to fight against dozens of bot if they wanted to get a decent graphic.
However, the drop in these assets has given us players a positive point. After all, the decline of cryptocurrencies has made many people lose interest in them, leaving us with affordable graphics cards and a little cheaper. This is how they explain it in the middle Vicewhere they have noticed that AMD GPUs have reduced their price a 8% and, although those of Nvidia have not altered their value, it is expected that this is the beginning of the return to normality.
Unsurprisingly, many of the people who worked with cryptocurrencies have been selling their graphics cards with the intention of recovering some of what was lost after the collapse of the asset. A situation that, likewise, joins the fall of the NFTa non-fungible token that was preparing to land in Ubisoft, SEGA or Square Enix games before its recent decline.
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