Hi Product Hunt — I'm the maker of SILORA. I wanted GPU computation to leave something you can see and collect: a detailed pixel artwork with a record of how it was created. SILORA is a Windows workspace where you can select compatible graphics cards, manage separate tasks, pause and resume confirmed progress, and follow your artwork's status. Compatibility depends on the actual GPU and driver. The app is free to download. Mining uses electricity, and wallet transfers have network fees. After completing the required work and confirming issuance, an eligible NFT can be kept sealed, transferred, or opened. Opening creates a wallet locally; the app then attempts to claim the task's assigned SILORA reward. Recovery material is encrypted on the device and not uploaded. A note about the visuals: gallery artworks are unissued GPU test samples. The terminal screenshot of Genesis #1 shows a historical acceptance run, not an ordinary full-duration mining result. Its displayed balance is not a new user's starting balance. The network is currently in a single-validator bootstrap phase with project-operated services. Ordinary mining, sustained multi-GPU operation and interruption recovery remain in validation. Rewards vary by task; later allocations decline, and a pending reward is not a confirmed wallet balance. I'd love practical feedback on installation, GPU compatibility, progress clarity and the artwork experience. What would make this easier to understand or use?

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Turn GPU computation into pixel NFTs on Windows

Turn GPU computation into pixel NFTs on Windows