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Records from mining on one graphics card, setup guides, and how to work out the electricity cost.
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Can My PC Mine SASEUL? Phone, Laptop, CPU, GTX 1060, RTX 3060 and RTX 50 Series at a Glance
The SASEUL pool mining program runs on Windows and Linux computers with an NVIDIA graphics card. GTX 10 series cards work with CUDA 12, and GTX 16 and RTX 20, 30 and 40 series cards work with CUDA 12 or 13. Phones, Macs and AMD cards can't use it, and without a graphics card (CPU only) the pool mining program won't start. RTX 50 series cards, and how much the CPU node program can mine, couldn't be confirmed.
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SASEUL GPU Mining Electricity Cost, How to Work It Out Before You Mine
GPU mining electricity cost = extra watts × hours × price per kWh. A card adding 55 W all month uses 39.6 kWh, about 6,000 to 14,000 KRW on Korea's tiered home rates. Put in your own rate with the calculator here.
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SASEUL (SL) Mining Setup on an NVIDIA GPU, Steps and the Common CUDA Snag
Mine SASEUL on one NVIDIA GPU: make a wallet address, install the driver and the right CUDA, enter the address and start. GTX 10 series cards need CUDA 12.
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What Is a Mining Pool? SASEUL Solo vs Pool Mining on One GPU
A mining pool mines together and splits coins by work added. Solo, one GPU at about 860 MH/s finds a SASEUL block about every 6 days on average, and weeks of nothing can happen.
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What Is Hashrate? SASEUL GPU Mining Numbers in MH/s and TH/s Explained
Hashrate is how many guesses a GPU makes per second. One card in the record does about 800 MH/s, roughly 0.012% of SASEUL's 6.88 TH/s network on September 27, 2026.
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SASEUL Miner CUDA Errors, CUDA or NVRTC Not Found and GPU Not Detected
CUDA or NVRTC not found, or GPU not detected? A version mismatch is one common cause. GTX 10 series needs CUDA 12, and CUDA must not exceed the CUDA Version in nvidia-smi.
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How Much SASEUL Does One Older GPU Mine a Day? 28-Day Log and Power Cost
28 days of mining SASEUL on one older GPU: about 670 SL in total, about 39 a day at 50% usage. Mining added 55 W (39.6 kWh a month), about 14,000 KRW at Korea's top rate.
