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Hi guys. So I would like to mine with my gpu (nvidia, my pc is silent so i may as well give it something to do while i am not using it, also i am not paying for power, so dont give me crap) . I would like to use dogecoin. I am using Fit Wallet and dogepool. Can someone give me an easy gui mining software that I can easily setup. Thanks

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Hi guys. So I would like to mine with my gpu (nvidia, my pc is silent so i may as well give it something to do while i am not using it, also i am not paying for power, so dont give me crap) . I would like to use dogecoin. I am using Fit Wallet and dogepool. Can someone give me an easy gui mining software that I can easily setup. Thanks

For dogecoin you will have to get a ASIC miner because the diff is of the roof and if you deside to mine doge with a gpu it would take you allot of days to make any profits.

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I would not suggest mining with your cpu/gpu it can shorten the life of them and it is not going to even make you as mush as the power it will take(I know you are not paying for power but you will get 1 cent a day). I mine on an application specific integrated circuit(ASIC) for 256 sha at about 250 g/hash.

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