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First off don't mine here on miningpoolhub, they locked a lot miners out of their funds (scroll back of the sub to find more about it). Now, back to your actual question, with such cpu i'd be mining monero (ideally you would want to spin up a node yourself and mine there (to decentralize the network), however it requires time and patience so if that is some thing you don't want to deal with just search for any pool listed on xmrig.com, a good one is https://moneroocean.stream/ ), as for the gpus, check whattomine.com for the most profitable thing to mine (lost track of all gpus nvidia releases long ago but their name suggests they are both pretty powerful). As for the miner software to use, realistically, since you are on Microspy Windows (adios privacy) and will do as long as you do NOT click on "Yes" when it (the miner program) prompts you for administrative priviledges and have your antivirus enabled, any mining software with sane fee rates will do. Another point to consider when mining is to find the best hashrate per watt of consumption (unless you have free electricity, which i highly doubt). For this, imo, the best way is to use msi afterburner, it is as simple as lower power usage by 5 or 10 watts and start the miner and check for the hashrate then divide hashrate by power usage read by afterburner.