The development team of the mining software NBMiner claims to have partially cracked the anti-mining restrictions of Nvidia graphics cards

According to Chain News, the development team of the mining software NBMiner claims to have partially cracked the anti-mining restrictions of Nvidia graphics cards. The latest version of its mining software can bypass these restrictions and increase the mining capacity of these graphics cards by up to 70%. The update is available on both Windows and Linux terminals. Although the software can be downloaded for free, miners need to pay 1% to 3% of their mining income to the NBMiner team as development fees.

In June this year, NVIDIA announced the addition of the Lite Hash Rate algorithm to all its RTX 30 series graphics cards. This algorithm can detect whether it is a mining algorithm when the graphics card is running. If it is detected that the graphics card is used for mining, the computing power of the graphics card will be reduced by half.