If that --^ doesn't work out, let me know.  I'm also interested.  

Bought a handful of iTunes cards, they all work!  Thanks lucaspm98!

They appear to be imaginary. 

Nice site!  I look forward to playing and losing lots of games.

I placed an order with Crypto Cards via their website last week.  Once the cards have arrived, I'll be sure to let everyone here know.

Still nothing.  I'm thinking we've been robbed.

I'd say it's definitely worth waiting to get it right the first time.  Wouldn't want someone else getting my BTC when people scan my QR code.

Bitcoin mining wasn't as intensive on the cards, so it was easier to still use them for other tasks.  Since Scrypt uses a lot more ram than SHA256, it makes the system a lot less stable for multi-tasking.

Running 2 threads (-g 2) also doesn't help you if you're planning on using the GPU for other tasks apart from mining.  I'd suggest running at 1 thread with a higher intensity that you lower manually when you plan on watching movies.

As I said before, the auto-gpu flag only adjusts the gpu-engine speed based on temperature, not activity. You should, however, include a range for the gpu-engine flag.  You might also consider using a .conf file.

As far as getting your hash rate higher, it would be helpful to have a screen shot of cgminer that has been running for at least 10-15 minutes.  Also, please include the full command that you are currently using the start cgminer.

auto-gpu is only used to keep the temp at/below the target-temp, I don't know of a way to dynamically have it adjust settings if your computer is being used.  You can always just open up the cgminer window and turn down the intensity on the card that you'll be watching the movie on.

Thanks!  Glad you're up and running without HW errors.

Count me among the interested!

The discrepancy you're seeing in cgminer's reported hashrate and the hashrate reported by the pool is a direct result of the HW (Hardware Errors) that your cards are producing.  The number of HW should always be zero when scrypt mining.

I'd bet dollars to doughnuts that all those hardware errors are the result of running Powertune @ 20 on all four cards.

Here's how I would resolve this problem:  (NOTE: IGNORE YOUR HASHRATE WHILE WE TRY TO REMOVE HW ERRORS)

• At the command prompt enter the following commands:
       
  • setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
  • setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
    
• Edit your .conf file:
       
  • Change "gpu-powertune" : "20,20,20,20", to "gpu-powertune" : "0,0,0,0",
  • Remove the "shaders" : "1280,1280,1280,1280", line entirely.
  • Change "gpu-engine" : "1050,1050,1050,1050", to "gpu-engine" : "900-1050,900-1050,900-1050,900-1050",
  • Add this line: "auto-gpu" : true,
    
• Delete any .bin files in your cgminer directory.
• Restart your machine, then run cgminer with your newly edited .conf file

If cgminer is now running without HW errors, I would recommend (as others have suggested) increasing your thread-concurrency to 16000.  If you previously had problems doing this, the variable commands (setx) I had you enter should have resolved that.

From there, I would either slowly iterate values for settings (gpu-engine/powertune) until you get your hashrate at an acceptable level with zero HW errors.

I have not.  I e-mailed them this morning, no response.  

It took me WAY too long to figure out that the second picture was the reflection of a window in the screen of the TF700t.

Can you provide a link to where you had tried trouble shooting it (Assuming it was on a forum of some sort)?  If not, could you maybe explain how it got into the condition it's in now, and what you've tried to get it back working?

Thanks!

Haha!  Excellent point!   

I'd be worried about condensation on the units, but I don't know for sure.

Guess I'll go 0.4 BTC, here's hoping! 

Great looking site, I'm definitely thinking about it...

Are the Gigabyte 7950s not capable of running the F43 bios?  All of my ones run rock solid around 640 kh/s at 1.09v (BAMT, no idea how they run in Windows).

Bought two more 50GB codes!  Thanks dobetter!