<p>OK, I have this set up now. BFGMiner is running the USB ASIC for Peercoin and cgminer is running the GPU for Litecoin. I also have cudaminer running my second GPU for Litecoin, which was necessary as cgminer didn't like running two different GPUs at once. All works nicely together now.</p>

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2013-12-15T20:55:46.637Z
2013-12-15T20:55:46.637Z
Matt Gibson
<p>Assuming your computer has enough CPU, memory and network bandwidth and separate computer processes will be used for each form of mining, it should be nothing more than associating the right hardware devices with the right miner software. Be careful to not transpose things...</p>

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2013-12-15T21:53:02.490Z
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skaht
<p>Using GPU(s) for Litecoin (scrypt, Cudaminer) and a USB ASIC for Peercoin (SHA-256).</p>

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Is it possible to mine Peercoin and Litecoin simultaneously on the same machine?
Matt Gibson
# Is it possible to mine Peercoin and Litecoin simultaneously on the same machine?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-11-29)

Using GPU(s) for Litecoin (scrypt, Cudaminer) and a USB ASIC for Peercoin (SHA-256).

**Tags:** litecoin, gpu, asic


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## 2 answers

### Answer by username_0 on 2013-12-15. Score: 1 | Accepted answer

OK, I have this set up now. BFGMiner is running the USB ASIC for Peercoin and cgminer is running the GPU for Litecoin. I also have cudaminer running my second GPU for Litecoin, which was necessary as cgminer didn't like running two different GPUs at once. All works nicely together now.


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### Answer by username_1 on 2013-12-15. Score: 1

Assuming your computer has enough CPU, memory and network bandwidth and separate computer processes will be used for each form of mining, it should be nothing more than associating the right hardware devices with the right miner software. Be careful to not transpose things...


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