New mining cards hitting the street.

Nvidia CMP 170HX hitting 164MH/s for Ehtereum mining.

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-cmp-170hx-cryptomining-card-spotted-passive-design-offering-164-mh-s-hash-rate

https://www.tweaktown.com/news/81424/nvidia-cmp-170hx-crypto-mining-card-teased-insane-164mh-hash-rate/index.html

The end for consumer miner cards?

The compute cards are so much more better for this than the gaming GPU's.

Nvidia's card is based on their A100 accelerator in a gimped format to limit it to crypto mining only.
But the general Compute cards as just as capable but with a premium price.

How does AMD CDNA compare? Will we those also enter the market?

[Application]

Hi guys.

Had some issues with setup on a new wallet I had just started using and had some coins of some insignificant value being sent to it.
Problem is my system crashed and the wallet got corrupt & broken.
Crashed the application when trying to access the wallet.

Just want some help on the procedures in general when dealing with corrupt/broken wallets and how to try salvage them. Either by extracting the private-key or restoring it's functionality so I can send the few coins I have there to the new wallet I created.

Application: Luxcore version v5.5.0.0-aa3cdb4c-Luxcore (64-bit)
LUXCoin

I have the wallet.dat from after the crash, but it causes the application to crash in multitude of ways.
I've tried to just copy the wallet into a new install or try a -salvage & re-index operation but it was still crashing.

It should not have encryption as I had no time to do it before the issues.
I think it would be easy to get the funds out from the wallet. Just need the how-to.

Just need pointers on where to start and what tools might be needed.
I tried to check the file in .txt format but it's gibberish, not readable text. Some kind of encoding needs to be done to be able to find the keys in plain text?

Thanks for any help you can provide. The knowledge will be invaluable going forward.