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# Overview

Deploy cryptocurrency mining operations on CLORE.AI GPUs for optimized hash rates and profitability.

Cryptocurrency mining remains one of the most popular GPU workloads, requiring consistent uptime and optimal hardware utilization. CLORE.AI's distributed GPU marketplace provides access to mining-optimized hardware with competitive pricing and flexible rental terms.

Whether you're mining Monero with CPU/GPU hybrid setups or exploring other mineable cryptocurrencies, our guides help you configure miners for maximum efficiency and profitability across the Clore.ai marketplace.

## Available Guides

| Guide                                       | Use Case                    | Difficulty |
| ------------------------------------------- | --------------------------- | ---------- |
| [XMRig](/guides/crypto-and-mining/xmrig.md) | Monero CPU/GPU mining setup | Easy       |

## GPU Recommendations

| Cryptocurrency | Minimum GPU  | Recommended         |
| -------------- | ------------ | ------------------- |
| Monero (XMR)   | GTX 1060 6GB | RTX 3070+           |
| Others         | Varies       | Check profitability |

## Mining Tips

* Use **Spot** orders for longer mining sessions
* Monitor power efficiency (hash/watt ratio)
* Calculate profitability before starting
* Set up proper cooling and monitoring

## Related Guides

* [Getting Started](/guides/getting-started/getting-started.md)
* [Advanced Configurations](/guides/advanced/advanced.md)


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