GPU mining.

The hardware comparison explains why programmability does not remove workload requirements. The compute article then separates the physical GPU, the task, the delivered result, and the payment asset. Read them together when an offer mixes mining language with other processing jobs or token-based settlement.

A useful specification names the required software environment, supported task, and delivery validation method. Avoid using a single hashing-rate number to compare unrelated algorithms or non-mining jobs. Treat an attractive token balance as a separate claim from evidence that a workload actually completed.

Start with the guides below, then visit the mining glossary for unfamiliar terms and the source directory for the primary documentation used across the collection.