- Clore introduces MPF 3.0, a server evaluation system that rates GPU servers within 10 minutes of registration
- The platform evaluates servers based on six technical parameters including GPU model, RAM, and internet speed
- System automatically adjusts MPF ratings for configuration changes and implements strict penalties for violations
- 246 servers were blocked and 546 had reduced MPF ratings due to self-leasing violations
- Users receive 40% of block rewards, currently resulting in 45% increased yields on rentals
Clore Launches Advanced Server Rating System for GPU Rentals
Cryptocurrency mining platform Clore has released MPF 3.0, an upgraded server evaluation algorithm designed to enhance fairness and efficiency in GPU server rentals. The new system processes ratings within 10 minutes of server registration, marking a significant advancement in automated hardware assessment.
Technical Evaluation Parameters
The MPF 3.0 system implements a comprehensive evaluation framework examining six key technical specifications:
• Graphics card model and PCI-e standard
• PCI-e transfer speed
• Total RAM capacity
• Storage volume
• Processor cores per GPU
• Internet connection speed
Dynamic Rating Adjustments
The platform features real-time MPF adjustments based on server performance and configuration changes. Minor modifications, such as temporary GPU outages, trigger automatic rating updates. However, major hardware changes or technical malfunctions result in an immediate MPF reduction to 0.001.
Security Measures and Market Integrity
In a recent security sweep, Clore’s AI monitoring system identified and blocked 246 servers involved in self-leasing practices, while reducing MPF ratings for 546 additional servers. These actions demonstrate the platform’s commitment to maintaining market integrity.
Financial Incentives
The platform’s tokenomics structure allocates 40% of block rewards to users, resulting in a 45% yield increase on completed rentals. This reward mechanism aims to promote active participation while maintaining platform sustainability.
"The MPF 3.0 system represents our dedication to creating a transparent and efficient GPU rental marketplace," stated Clore’s latest platform update documentation.
The combination of automated evaluation, dynamic adjustments, and robust security measures positions Clore’s MPF 3.0 as a significant development in the GPU rental market, offering users a structured approach to server evaluation and rewards distribution.
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