If they are going to offer vanilla Radeon products then it's no different from any other OEM.
If they are going to build custom chips based off of AMD's tech then it's another discussion... Bit unclear from that article.
--ypsi
Topic: Asrock’s plans to enter the GPU mining market (Read 214 times)
Guys, what is your opinion about this news report published 6 days ago, "Asrock Said to Enter the GPU Mining Market".
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Another major hardware producer may venture into the GPU market very soon. Motherboard manufacturer Asrock is reportedly going to offer new products for cryptocurrency mining in April. Currently, the company enjoys strong demand from crypto miners for its motherboards. Mining equipment shipments boosted its sales in 2017.
it's a development guys all on the race to make a good mining tool and master the electronic market, for example asrock
Maybe we will see a price drop when another competitor enters the market.
ASRock always got a good price/performance ratio.
ASRock always got a good price/performance ratio.
Thats good news, ASRock has made some very good mining products, I got both their motherboards and phi racks for excellent prices.
well, Asrock must compete with another brand and must be making miners a trust that the product can better or at least parallel, moreover if cheaper price it and good performance it.
Not meh, that's quite good.
According to the market flow: More competition, less price.
It stated "GPU Mining Market", are they planning to make mining algorithm optimized no display GPUs?
That will cut off lots from the price tag.
(reading the article atm)
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Meh, it said "may"
They are planning to sell Video Cards, that's normal for an expanding manufacturer.
According to the market flow: More competition, less price.
It stated "GPU Mining Market", are they planning to make mining algorithm optimized no display GPUs?
That will cut off lots from the price tag.
(reading the article atm)
-edit-
Meh, it said "may"
They are planning to sell Video Cards, that's normal for an expanding manufacturer.
meh - didn't Gigabyte make motherboards long ago, before they branched out into Video and full blown systems (Desktops/Laptops)...
so now Asrock is branching out into Video cards - hope they price them cheap (or at least less expensive than what we are seeing now)
so now Asrock is branching out into Video cards - hope they price them cheap (or at least less expensive than what we are seeing now)
Guys, what is your opinion about this news report published 6 days ago, "Asrock Said to Enter the GPU Mining Market".
Quote
Another major hardware producer may venture into the GPU market very soon. Motherboard manufacturer Asrock is reportedly going to offer new products for cryptocurrency mining in April. Currently, the company enjoys strong demand from crypto miners for its motherboards. Mining equipment shipments boosted its sales in 2017.
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