Asus introduces its motherboard to mine bitcoins with 19 GPUs

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The rush for bitcoins mining due to the high price achieved by the po[CENSORED]r criptomoneda has led manufacturers of electronic components and equipment like Asus to launch specific products for this task, proof of this is this new motherboard to mine bitcoins and other criptomonedas With support for 19 GPUs. This new plate is specifically designed for coin mining, and updates the previous Asus Mining-P106-6G and Mining-RX470-4G models by being the first to integrate this number of ports.

The main feature of this new B250 Expert Mining Motherboard are the ports for 19 video cards (GPU) with which it counts. The rest of its benefits are also focused on the mining of criptomedas like Bitcoin: three independent ports, automatic detection of the state of the GPU, a BIOS optimized for mining and 19 solid capacitors for voltage stabilization, as explained during the presentation Which took place last weekend.

The new Asus motherboard to mine bitcoins has a support for 19 Graphic Processing Units or GPUs and seeks to make miners the simplest process of encrypting coins. It achieves this thanks to the integration of all the tools in one, not being necessary to acquire new accessories. That is, the B250 integrates all GPUs.

The 19 ports are divided into 3 groups, making it possible to connect to three power supplies (separate ports) at the same time. This connection can be monitored by the BOS, which will inform if there is an error with the cards.

The B250 Mining baseplate to mine bitcoins and the other criptomonedas has a B250 chipset with an LGA 1151 socket that supports Intel processors of the 6th and 7th generation, has up to 32 GB of dual channel DDR4 RAM with 2400 MHz and A 6-stage DIGI + VRM for optimum CPU stability, and 3 slots for hard disks, USB 3.0 and 2.0 network, HDMI and audio.

If you are looking for other alternatives to the Asus 19-CPU motherboard to mine bitcoins, the Gigabyte H110-D3A (with 6), the Biostar TB250-BTC (12 units) and the ASRock H110 Pro BTC + (with 13 GPUs).