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Using GPU for Bitcoin mining

GPU Mining Primecoin with the mtrlt reaperprime miner September 15, 2013 – 00:00

15 September | bitslammed.com

So I decided to take an adventure into mining on the GPU Miner for Primecoin, it has so far been a fun setup and didn’t take to much, the hardest part was rebooting the computer..

The general process was performed as below on my Ubuntu 12.10 system that had previously been setup for scrypt mining:

These packages I had to install for setting up the reaperprime GPU miner.

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