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GPU Farming Explained
Below is a quick breakdown of how much time, risk, and effort you save by using our EFT Graphics Card Boost instead of farming GPUs manually. Values reflect average results across Interchange, Reserve, Lighthouse, and Streets GPU routes.
|
Method |
Description |
Average Time per FiR GPU |
Risk Level |
Efficiency Gain with Boost |
|
Solo Tech Runs |
Interchange / Reserve shelf routes |
1.5–3 hours |
High (PvP hotspots, RNG streaks) |
Up to 80% faster |
|
PC Farming |
20–40 PC clusters per raid |
2–4 hours |
Medium |
Up to 75% faster |
|
Document Case Scav Runs |
Hidden stashes + PCs |
2–5 hours |
Medium–High |
Up to 70% faster |
|
Boss / Rogue Runs |
Chance-based GPU drops |
Highly inconsistent |
High |
Up to 90% faster |
|
Epiccarry GPU Boost |
Manual farming by a pro using optimized routes |
Depends on tier (Normal / Express / Super Express) |
Low |
99% guaranteed FiR completion |
Why this matters: GPU spawns are heavily RNG-dependent. Even with perfect routes, a single FiR GPU can take hours — or not appear at all for days. Our boosters bypass the RNG wall by chaining optimal routes, skipping PvP where possible, and running risk-managed raids until your full GPU order is done.
Escape From Tarkov GPU Boost FAQ
What is the GPU in Escape from Tarkov?
Escape from Tarkov Graphics Processing Unit is a treasure. Classified as an electronic item and occupying a modest 2×1 slot in your inventory, the GPU is a high-value target for any PMC or Scav with an eye for profit.
You’ll find them inside PC blocks, waiting in buried barrel caches, hidden within ground caches, or occasionally carried by dead Scavs who clearly didn’t value their GPUs enough. Don’t overlook sports bags either. Sometimes, the best tech comes from the most unexpected gym enthusiasts.
But why all the fuss over a GPU? GPUs are essential for constructing the Bitcoin Farm in your Hideout. Once up and running, this facility starts generating passive income in the form of physical Bitcoins. Additionally, GPUs are required for certain quests.
What is the GPU used for in Escape from Tarkov?
First and foremost, you’ll need three of these GPUs to complete Mechanic’s quest “Farming – Part 4.” Completing this quest boosts your standing with Mechanic, unlocks access to better gear and modifications.
But the real magic happens when you invest GPUs into your Hideout’s Bitcoin Farm. You can upgrade your Bitcoin Farm up to Level 3, transforming it into cryptocurrency mint. This setup generates passive income, allowing you to earn Bitcoins over time. With a fully operational Bitcoin Farm, you can fund your raids with top-tier equipment. It’s like having a golden goose that lays Bitcoins instead of eggs.
Where to find a GPU in Escape from Tarkov?
It can be found in several locations. Your primary hotspots are inside PC blocks scattered across the various maps. GPUs also lurk within buried barrel caches and ground caches. Keep an eye out for sports bags too. And let’s not forget the deceased Scavs who, bless their hearts, won’t be needing those GPUs anymore.
If lady luck isn’t on your side, or if you prefer shopping over scavenging, the Flea Market is your next best bet. Here, GPUs can be purchased from other players, though be prepared to part with a hefty sum of rubles.
