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GamerHash AI banner — 'Earn with your gaming GPU', with badges reading 820,000+ users, distributed GPU, founded 2017.
GamerHash AI makes one gaming PC do two jobs at once. A private AI machine. Install the GamerHash AI App and models run locally on your own graphics card — the app runs from 8 GB of VRAM, 12 GB or more is recommended, and video generation needs 16 GB. A PC that earns while you’re away. Switch earning on and the app takes AI jobs from the network by itself: nothing to configure per job, nothing to sit and watch. Your PC is paid for the work it completes. Earning has a higher hardware bar than local use — 24 GB VRAM with 32 GB RAM, or 16 GB VRAM on an Ada-or-newer card with 64 GB RAM. What you earn lands in your earnings balance in GUSD, counted 1:1 with the dollar inside the platform. Spend that balance in the Store, or withdraw it as USDC or GHX. Developers come at the same network from the other side, through a public, OpenAI-compatible REST API.

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What you can do here

Run AI on your own GPU

Models run locally on your hardware — from 8 GB VRAM, 12 GB+ recommended, 16 GB for video. Cards below the earning bar are local use only.

Earn with your GPU power

Leave the app running and it works on its own. Your balance grows in GUSD as jobs complete. The earning module needs 24 GB VRAM with 32 GB RAM, or 16 GB VRAM on an Ada-or-newer card with 64 GB RAM.

Spend it in the Store

600+ digital items — games, Steam keys, gift cards, prepaid codes. Pay with your balance (GUSD), GHX or BTC.

Build on the API

OpenAI-compatible REST plus an official n8n node. 10,000+ developers registered.

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How the ecosystem works

People leave the AI App running on gaming PCs they already own. The distributed GPU network pools that capacity and sends each AI job to a machine that fits it. On the other side, developers and AI companies pay for that work — per request through the developer API, or through direct partnerships — and the Store earns a margin on the digital goods it sells. That revenue funds two things: payouts to the people whose GPUs did the work, and running the platform. Nothing else. Payouts come out of what buyers pay for compute — not out of issuing a token.
Three things to know before you decide anything. Completed AI jobs credit your earnings balance in GUSD, counted 1:1 with the dollar inside the platform. GUSD is not a token and not a stablecoin — no contract, no market price. And money leaves the platform in crypto only: you withdraw as USDC to any BNB Chain address (a Binance deposit address, MetaMask on BSC, any BEP-20 wallet — a withdrawal fee applies, shown before you confirm), or as GHX on Ethereum or BNB Chain. There is no bank transfer.
Separately from pay, the app awards activity points (GHXP) for every minute it runs — including minutes when there is no job in the queue. Points are not a token, can’t be transferred, and don’t change what a single job pays. What they can do is turn into GHX through seasons, which run monthly: you commit up to 80% of your saved points to the season’s shared pool, the committed points are burned, and you receive a share of the season’s GHX proportional to what you committed against everyone else taking part. That GHX is provided by GamerCoin under a cooperation arrangement — it is not funded from platform revenue. Details: activity points and seasons.

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Quick facts

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Get started

What is GamerHash?

The company, the products, and the people behind them.

Install the AI App

Download to first run, in about five minutes.

Will my GPU earn?

The app itself runs from 8 GB. The earning module is a higher bar: 24 GB VRAM with 32 GB RAM, or 16 GB VRAM on an Ada-or-newer card with 64 GB RAM — below that you go on the waiting list.

Earn by sharing GPU power

What day one actually looks like, step by step.

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For developers

The same network is exposed as a public, OpenAI-compatible REST API, plus an official n8n node — so an app or a workflow can send AI jobs to the network without building infrastructure for it. 10,000+ developers are registered.

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The developer API is documented on its own site — models, pricing, keys and the n8n node.

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What this documentation covers

  • Company — what GamerHash is, the business model, the team, the community, and the history.
  • GamerHash AI — the app and its modules, hardware requirements, the earning model, activity points and seasons, network stats, and privacy.
  • Spending your earnings — the Store, and the wallets your balance moves through.
  • Platform & apps — the web platform and the mobile app.
  • Tutorials — install the app; earn by sharing GPU power.
  • Use cases — for gamers, and for people sharing GPU power.
  • Roadmap — quarterly delivery log of what has shipped.
  • Resources — useful links and ecosystem references.
Looking for the token itself? GHX is documented and operated on its own site: GamerCoin: docs.gamercoin.com ↗