When are we going to stop saying that someone broke the anti-mining driver that NVIDIA made? It wasn't hacked, at all. They simply installed a driver that didn't have the code on it or altered something on the board physically.<br><br>That's on the same level as someone who thinks "10 EVERYDAY HACKS" are actually hacks. It's not. They just installed a bios that didn't have the code for the handshAke.<br><br>I saw a second method but I think it had something to do with changing chips or power connections... Essentially changing out pieces of hardware which again...isn't a hack, that's a bypass.<br><br>Those are WORSE for Nvidia than someone hacking it due to the childishly easy ways around it but I haven't seen any record of someone breaking the code without physically altering it or just swapping to an older bios.