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Gamers contribute incidentally. GPU contributors run hardware specifically to participate in the network: dedicated workstations, multi-GPU rigs, or repurposed mining setups. Different goals, different optimisation.

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Who this is for

  • Former PoW miners who own RTX hardware and want to redeploy it for AI yield.
  • Power users with 24+ GB VRAM cards, prosumer workstations, or ML rigs that sit idle outside business hours.
  • Small operators with 2–10 GPUs looking for stable side income.

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Why GPU contribution beats PoW mining

  • Pay scales with demand, not with hash difficulty. As API and platform usage grow, contributor pay grows. PoW pay falls as more miners join.
  • No algorithm tuning, no protocol forks to chase, no electricity arbitrage games. The AI App handles dispatch.
  • GUSD pays per workload completed — predictable, internal, no exposure to coin-price volatility while you wait to convert.
  • GHXP rewards consistency, not raw hash rate. Long-running, GHX-holding accounts compound their share.

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Optimisation playbook

Maximize uptime. Most pay comes from being online when a workload arrives. Configure auto-start, disable sleep, monitor stability. Pick the right cards. 24 GB+ VRAM unlocks the highest-paying tiers (large LLMs, video gen). RTX 4090 / 5090 / Blackwell pro cards are the sweet spot for new investment. Hold GHX for the boost. The GHXP boost is the cheapest yield multiplier in the system — it’s free, it stacks, and you don’t lock the GHX. Hold it in MetaMask or in your in-app GHX wallet, run the app, get more GHX per workload. Stake your GHX. Don’t let GHX you’re holding for the boost sit idle. Put it on staking.gamercoin.com — up to 25% APR on Ethereum, BNB Chain, or Solana. Staked GHX still counts for the boost (verify in the dashboard). Run multiple machines on one account. GHXP and earnings consolidate per account, not per machine. Faster GHXP level progression.

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The numbers conversation

There’s no fixed APR on the earning side. Per-machine yield depends on demand, GPU class, and GHXP level. The honest framing:
  • A modern RTX 4070 with 12 GB will earn modestly when network demand is moderate.
  • A 4090 with high uptime and level will earn meaningfully more.
  • All of it scales with platform API and partnership volume — which is the variable you’re betting on.
The platform publishes monthly community updates on Medium with workload volume signals. That’s the right place to read the room before scaling up.

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What to watch out for

  • Electricity cost. Shared with PoW logic — at peak rates this matters. Schedule earning during off-peak hours if your tariff is time-of-use.
  • Driver stability. Long-running inference exposes driver bugs. Stick to NVIDIA Studio drivers; report crashes to the support channel.
  • Heat / hardware longevity. AI inference is GPU-intensive. Good airflow matters. Undervolting is supported and recommended for 24/7 operation.

Earning model

Mechanics of GUSD, GHXP, levels, and payouts.

GHX staking docs

Pair contribution with token yield.