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Pearl on your GPU

What does an RTX 2070 earn mining Pearl?

NVIDIA · 8 GB VRAM · pearlhash · Windows & Linux · figures gross

We haven't measured an RTX 2070 yet, so we won't print a number for it. Every figure on this site comes off a card we ran ourselves. For scale, on the cards we have measured, an RTX 4060 grosses ≈ $2.11/day and an RTX 4070 SUPER grosses ≈ $5.00/day today. Pasiv shows your RTX 2070's own live estimate before you press start, so you'll see its real number before committing to anything.

Mine Pearl on an RTX 2070 in three steps

  1. Install Pasiv on Windows or Linux. It's free, with no account and no command line.
  2. Pick Pearl on the GPU lane and paste your PRL address. Addresses start with prl1. Get a wallet only from the official Pearl Research Labs releases.
  3. Press start. The pool pays your own address directly; Pasiv never holds your coins.
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Questions

How much does an RTX 2070 make mining Pearl?

We have not measured an RTX 2070 ourselves, so we do not publish a figure for it. Pasiv shows the card's own live estimate before you start, and the cards we have measured are listed on pasiv.network/gpu-mining-profitability.

Can an RTX 2070 mine Pearl?

Pearl needs an NVIDIA card of the Turing generation or newer with at least 3 GB of video memory; the RTX 2070 has 8 GB. Pasiv checks your hardware up front and simply won't offer a coin your card can't run.

Can I mine Monero on the same PC as my RTX 2070?

Yes. Pasiv runs the graphics card and the processor as separate lanes, so the GPU can mine Pearl while the CPU mines Monero.

Does Pasiv take a fee on Pearl?

No. Pasiv's 4% fee applies to Monero only. On Pearl the only deductions are the mining engine's 2% developer fee and the pool's own fee, both third-party.

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