Native Windows · NVIDIA & AMD · Pearl (PRL) · QTC
Pearl (PRL) and QTC on Windows: select a pool and mining software, use Direct / CF, GPU controls, Netbar mode and Fleet Control. Available choices follow the current client catalog.
Whatever the mode, register and sign in to Fleet Control in the client — every rig on your phone.
Register / sign in →Rig offline, hashrate drop or lost GPU — the Telegram bot alerts you right away.
Bind Telegram →Real-world Pearl (PRL) and QTC (Quantus) hashrate and estimated daily earnings for 60+ GPU models — measured on live Vminer rigs and refreshed hourly, not vendor claims.
| GPU | Hashrate | Est. earnings | Power | Per watt |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 5090 | 411 TH/s | 5.18 PRL/day | 518 W | 793 GH/W |
| RTX 5090 | 375 TH/s | 4.73 PRL/day | 575 W | 652 GH/W |
| RTX 4090 | 349 TH/s | 4.40 PRL/day | 393 W | 887 GH/W |
| RTX 4090 D | 318 TH/s | 4.02 PRL/day | 423 W | 752 GH/W |
| RTX 5090 D | 282 TH/s | 3.55 PRL/day | 520 W | 542 GH/W |
| RTX 5090 D v2 | 280 TH/s | 3.53 PRL/day | 400 W | 700 GH/W |
| 5080 | 247 TH/s | 3.12 PRL/day | 268 W | 922 GH/W |
| A800-sxm4-40gb | 245 TH/s | 3.09 PRL/day | 361 W | 679 GH/W |
| RTX 5080 | 235 TH/s | 2.97 PRL/day | 324 W | 727 GH/W |
| RTX 4080 | 221 TH/s | 2.78 PRL/day | 244 W | 905 GH/W |
Pearl (PRL) and QTC are currently selectable; choices depend on the client catalog and GPU compatibility.
Download Vminer, pick QTC as the coin, paste your own Quantus wallet address (it starts with qz), choose Kryptex or LuckyPool and press Start. The client matches the mining engine to your GPU: PeakMiner or SRBMiner on NVIDIA, SRBMiner on AMD. QTC uses the quantus (Poseidon2) post-quantum hash; measured QTC hashrate per GPU model is in the QTC part of the GPU hashrate table on the homepage.
Medians measured on real rigs currently mining (not vendor claims): RTX 5090 about 375 TH/s (community-reported, full power), RTX 5080 about 235 TH/s, RTX 4080 about 221 TH/s, RTX 5070 Ti about 186 TH/s, RTX 4070 about 126 TH/s, RTX 3080 about 118 TH/s, RTX 3070 about 88 TH/s. The full table (55 models with measured power, hashrate per watt and sample size) is in the GPU hashrate section on the homepage, refreshed hourly.
Look at hashrate per watt, not just hashrate. Measured on our fleet: an RTX 5080 does 235 TH/s at 324 W while an RTX 3080 does 118 TH/s at 246 W — same power bill, 2.0 times the work. Overall the 50-series is about 1.6 times more efficient than the 30-series (median 727 vs 447 GH/W). Most efficient three: RTX 5070 Ti 926, 5080 922, RTX 4080 905 GH/W.
Yes, and they are often more efficient per watt than desktop cards because their power limits are lower. Measured: RTX 3070 Laptop 528 GH/W vs 446 for the desktop 3070; RTX 3060 Laptop 559 GH/W vs 325 for the desktop 3060. Absolute hashrate is still higher on desktop cards. We have measured 12 laptop GPU models; the fastest is the RTX 5080 Laptop at 137 TH/s. Watch cooling under sustained load; Vminer can set a power limit and fan curve.
Use Windows 10 / 11 64-bit and a supported discrete GPU. Available NVIDIA / AMD pools and mining software follow the client’s current compatibility filter.
This kind of compute software is sometimes flagged by antivirus heuristics. Vminer is a clean native build; if it gets blocked, add it to the trust list. Always download from one of the two official mirrors on this site (vminers.com) — avoid third-party re-uploads.
yields according to the GPU load, foreground application and optional mouse / keyboard rules in Netbar settings. Mining resumes once the idle and resume conditions are met; the configured settings determine the details. Set power, fans and overclocking on the OC page. Only when Enable OC is on does Netbar yielding restore the managed settings to defaults and mining resume reapply your OC settings. With OC off, Vminer does not change these GPU settings.
Sign in to your account in the Vminer client and that machine joins your fleet. Then open app.vminers.com on a phone, tablet or computer to see every rig’s hashrate, temperature and power, and to start / stop, switch pool, kernel, coin or wallet, set power and fan, or reboot / shut down — for one rig or many at once.
Yes. The OC page covers power, fan, core clock, core offset, memory clock and memory offset: power as a percentage, fan at a fixed speed or auto, the rest in MHz; everything returns to defaults when mining stops or Vminer closes. You can also tune remotely from Fleet Control. Tuning is for NVIDIA cards; AMD cards show live status.
Pearl (PRL) and QTC are currently selectable; choices depend on the client catalog and GPU compatibility.
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