Your GPU earns money while you're not gaming.
PRLDash puts your graphics card to work mining Pearl (PRL) while you sleep, work or study. Download one file, paste your wallet address, double-click. Stop it whenever you want to play.
No install · 0% fee · Close the window to stop
*Estimate at today's PRL price. Pick your own card below; the price and the network change daily.
Three steps. One double‑click.
No sign-ups, no installer, no settings to tune.
Download the miner
One small file for Windows. Nothing to install: it runs from any folder.
Download for WindowsPaste your wallet
Your wallet address is where your coins arrive. We turn it into a start file for you.
No wallet yet? Get the free official Pearl Wallet, create a wallet and copy the address that starts with prl1.
Double-click to start
Put the start file in the same folder as the miner and double-click it. A window opens and your card starts earning.
Mine while you're away.
Play when you're back.
Your PC earns in the hours it would sit idle anyway. Even just overnight adds up.
Will it work on my PC?
Not sure which card you have? Windows key → type Device Manager → open Display adapters
What will my card earn?
Pick your card and how long it mines each day. We subtract your electricity, so you see what you actually keep.
You'll find it on your power bill.
Estimate, not a promise. Uses the PRL price, the network size and block reward listed below the chart, and a 1% pool fee.
What is Pearl?
Pearl (PRL) is a cryptocurrency that launched in April 2026. Mining it means doing the kind of math AI models run on, which is exactly what gaming graphics cards are built for. About every two minutes the network creates new PRL and shares it among everyone mining, by how much work each did.
PRL price, last 4 months
Daily price in USD · CoinGeckoPrices move a lot, as the chart shows. Every estimate on this page uses today's price.
Calculator assumptions: network mining power 62.05 EH/s, 2,244 PRL per block, a block about every 2 minutes, 1% pool fee (18 Oct 2026).
Questions first-timers ask.
Is it really free?
Yes. PRLDash takes 0% of what you mine. You mine through a mining pool, which keeps about 1% for running it. Your only real cost is the electricity your PC uses, and the calculator includes it.
Will mining hurt my graphics card?
Mining keeps your card busy, much like a long gaming session. Keep your PC clean and cool, as you would for games. Many people also set a lower power limit in their GPU software to keep the card cooler and quieter.
Can I play while it's mining?
Not at the same time: mining uses your whole GPU. Close the miner window before you play, and double-click your start file again when you're done.
My antivirus warned me. Why?
Security tools flag mining apps by default, even honest ones, because malware sometimes mines in secret. Only download PRLDash from this site. Each release lists a fingerprint (SHA-256) so you can check the file is exactly ours.
What is a wallet and how do I get one?
A wallet is the address your Pearl coins arrive at, like an account number. The official Pearl Wallet is free: install it, create a wallet and copy the address that starts with prl1.
Write down the recovery words it shows you and keep them offline. Anyone who has them can take your coins.
How do I turn PRL into money?
Your coins collect at the pool and are sent to your wallet once you pass its minimum payout. To swap PRL for money, send it to an exchange that lists Pearl. The price changes every day, so the value of what you mined does too.
Which graphics cards work?
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 30, 40 and 50 series on 64-bit Windows, with an up-to-date NVIDIA driver. AMD and Intel cards aren't supported yet.
Will this keep working?
Pearl's developers are discussing an upgrade that would limit mining to RTX 50 series and data-center cards. It has no date yet. If it goes ahead, we'll announce it here and update PRLDash.
Your graphics card is idle right now.
Turn tonight into your first Pearl. Three steps, and you can stop whenever you like.