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Nothing that will make you any money. All the big coins like Etherum and whatnot require at least 3 GB of VRAM. If you just want to do it for fun, there are plenty of smaller alt-coins that you should be able to mine. Use NiceHash or something and it will pick the best for you.

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5 hours ago, M.Abdullah said:

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Looking at some other peoples stats for mining with that card you can pull around 160 sol/s in Zcash, which (if you don't include power) is around $25/month if you ran nonstop. It all comes down to what you want, you should probably OC and set an aggressive fan curve IMO if you choose to mine. 

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8 hours ago, poker1059 said:

Looking at some other peoples stats for mining with that card you can pull around 160 sol/s in Zcash, which (if you don't include power) is around $25/month if you ran nonstop. It all comes down to what you want, you should probably OC and set an aggressive fan curve IMO if you choose to mine. 

I always forget about ZCash, good point :) 

Zcash doesn't have the memory restrictions like Ethereum and the likes so that's an option.

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