Asus has announced collaboration with crypto-related platform Quantum Cloud to allow owners of Asus’ graphic cards (GPU) to mine cryptocurrency and get digital award via PayPal and WeChat, TechRadar reports.
Quantum Cloud is a digital platform that allows gamers to utilize their GPU’s in order to get “low-maintenance income.”
As official website of Quantum Cloud reports, a gaming PC with a GTX 1070 will result in $15. However, it’s unknown whether you can get that profit given the current state of market or no.
Asus states that this partnership will let any PC gamer to “earn a passive income by installing Quantum Cloud’s software.”
Asus’ decision to enter the crypto market right now is quite bold if not late. Sure, the company hasn’t made any big step towards the adoption of crypto, given the fact that ASUS hasn’t issued any specific mining-related drivers or GPU, though this action highlights the desire of big IT whales to earn some money in a brand-new industry.
Earlier, cryptocurrency mining operators in China started selling their mining hardware by weight, as opposed to price per unit following the downfall of the cryptocurrency market.
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