![H110-Pro-BTC-computeruniverse-745x455.jpg](https://steemitimages.com/DQmbQCe5JzSxAU2BdBmfhDvVAtnerHCXTQmGsKoRT1jkM4F/H110-Pro-BTC-computeruniverse-745x455.jpg)PC equipment producer Asus has uncovered another motherboard with highlights intended particularly for digital currency excavators. 

Named the B250 Mining Expert, the board was appeared throughout the end of the week by Asus' Republic of Gamers, the Taiwan-based maker's top of the line gaming brand. 

And keeping in mind that the item's discharge date and cost aren't known yet, it in any case speaks to the most recent flag that the standard equipment industry is extending its digital money impression. Further, the declaration comes a long time after Asus started taking off GPUs planned particularly in view of crypto-diggers - meant to take full preferred standpoint of the computerized "dash for unheard of wealth" now occurring. 

The B250 Mining Expert motherboard itself gloats a sum of 19 PCI-Express extension openings, contrasted with the 12, eight or six spaces included on contenders' items. 

The thought is that cryptographic money excavators - who utilize processing influence (and heaps of power) to add new exchanges to a blockchain, accepting recently stamped coins as a reward - need to keep running as a numerous illustrations cards as could reasonably be expected. The anticipated board, as indicated by the specs that are circling, has generally the limit of a few consistent estimated motherboards. 

The 19 development spaces are part into three gatherings, each containing 24 committed pins. This permits the mining apparatus to be associated with three power supply units without a moment's delay, settling the apparatus for multi-GPU utilization. The board additionally brags an assortment of highlights prone to interest mineworkers, for example, live visual insights. 

As already revealed by CoinDesk, other major GPU creators like Nvidia and AMD have moved as of late to benefit from the spike sought after for items that can be utilized for mining. 

Prior this month, Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang issued bullish proclamations on the prospects for his company's entrance into the mining space, recommending that it could be a long haul income driver.