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• MACBOOK EXTERNAL GPU ENCLOSURE HOW TO

AMD desktop GPUs such as the RX 480 and the RX 580 are competitively sought after for these specific qualities. My expectationsįrom everything I've read thus far, the best GPUs for mining are GPUs that have high compute capabilities with low power consumption.

Although I am not suggesting the following are the best or most reputable repositories of information, you can get started into your gathering of knowledge from sites such as 99bitcoins, buybitcoinworldwide, and MyEtherWallet. My suggestion to you is to read everything before starting anything.

MACBOOK EXTERNAL GPU ENCLOSURE HOW TO

Secondly, I am not getting into the security issues (and there are a few) on properly storing your private encryption keys for your digital wallet and how to properly and securely transfer your digital currency from banks or websites. I am simply demonstrating how you can use your Mac hardware to mine Ethereum. I am not a financial adviser nor am I suggesting in anyway that you should or should not delve into the digital currency craze. Could I use my current hardware to make a couple of digital bucks on the side? Lets find out!įirst and foremost, I am not an expert in digital currency by any means. I have a 2017 Skylake based MacBook Pro with a Radeon Pro 560 GPU and I have an eGPU with an AMD RX 580 GPU. Although "mining" for Bitcoins via your PC has virtually become undoable without specialized hardware using an application specific chip created for bit mining, some less popular crypto-currency such as Ether on the Ethereum block-chain can still be done using your GPU hardware on your computer (although there is now talk that Ethereum too will soon require specialized hardware in the near future). Digital currency like Bitcoin is no longer the sole parlance of informed netizens and is becoming mentioned more and more on mainstream information outlets.