GPU mining

Basically, GPU mining is what occurs in the process people employ graphics cards, which are typically used in gaming computers, to solve extremely challenging mathematical computations for blockchains. It is way faster than the preceding technique of using the usual computer processors, or CPUs because GPUs are designed for the handling of multiple tasks simultaneously. I know it sounds like cliché, but it actually feels like you are becoming a part of a team and not just ordering something from an individual. Miners employ these GPUs in acquiring cryptocurrencies; this is performed when one acknowledges and incorporates transactions into a blockchain. It is more or less a way of receiving remuneration while keeping the network in check, so to speak.  

 Mining as a concept is a process through which one solves these cryptographic puzzles that support the transactions. This is a huge problem in cryptocurrenies like bitcoin and ethreum that rely on something known as proof-of-work (PoW). This is because the GPUs are extraordinarily good at handling huge amounts of information in short amounts of time. The more a graphics processing unit is capable, the high the possibility of being the first to solve the puzzle and thereby earn some money in the form of cryptocurrency. And the point is rather like a race where the car with the best speed gets a prize.