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If you are mining on your primary desktop PC with your GPU(s) - then I have a trick for you that might boost your mining output! 

First off, if you use your desktop to game, browse the internet, watch videos, or do much of anything while your GPU is mining, you might notice that one of two things happens - it either reduces your hashrate - or it lags/stutters/bugs out your PCs functions - both which reduce the quality of your experience or earnings.

Well, this trick may allow you to completely dedicate your GPU to mining, and offer complete performance for your activities as well. Most modern motherboards+CPU's have on-board graphics capabilities. When you attach any GPU devices, the on-board graphics becomes disabled. You can instead re-enable this and your graphics processing will by done by your on-board graphics instead of your mining GPU.

To re-enable the Internal Graphics Adapter, you need to go to your BIOS setup page. Usually hitting DEL during the PC boot cycle will allow you to enter. In some older BIOS screens the setting looks like this, but each BIOS is different, and you will have to find a similar option for your BIOS, click Internal Graphics Adapter or IGPU, whatever equates to your Motherboard/CPU's internal GPU Display Adapter save, and shut down:

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Finally, connect your monitor to your motherboard's DVI, VGA, or HDMI slot (whichever is preferred and usable for you), and power the PC back on. Now, your graphics adapters will all be detected for mining, but when you mine & use your PC at the same time, they will not interfere with each other. Meaning, you can play basic games with your internal graphics, watch videos, etc., without any pressure on your GPU's that are busy mining!

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