Equations and Statistic's are two different things.

"E=MC Squared" is an equation.

The statistical average of the energy released in a nuclear detonation is going to be something different because there are an infinite number of variables which no equation can duplicate exactly.
Sam

Good info, please let us know if you need to do this on a regular basis and how often.
Thanks,
Sam

What GPU is in that laptop?  Make sure you measure your temps very carefully so that you don't fry it.  They are usually not fan cooled.
Sam

At 500Mhash I get about 1 BTC 5 or 6 weeks.  Probably longer with the recent difficulty increase.

I'll go with the yes as well.

So,
Yes,
Sam

I can't quite visualize how you'll use this data for power consumption figures.  But I guess we'll find out when you post the resulting analysis.

See you at next months survey.
Sam

Ok, I'll do my best.

I did the survey.  I have a 5830 and 5770 and your survey only wanted specific info on the 5830.  It seems to me that it is missing the info on the 5770, except for the total hash rate.  Is that what you intended?
Thanks,
Sam

Hooray a complete sentance.

Sorry for OT post.  Now I'm doing it.

That one I actually figured out, but OP?

Translation

>> Luck is Original Post Asynchronous Transfer Mode.

That makes absolutely no sense.

Should I take the survey before or after my Block Erupters show up?

Look for the 7350 in this page.  Still haven't found anything about a 7340.  But comparing the 7350 with the specs of the 7xxx series people are using allot, it doesn't look good.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radeon_HD_7000_Series

That's a new number.  I used this chart for selecting my GPU's.  Don't know about the 7340 though as its not in the chart, yet.

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

Sam

2Ghs?

Has your WU: increased as well?

Yep, will be shutting mine down too when I receive my GB #4 devices.  The end of an era, kind of sad.  But welcome too with summer here.
Sam

What if I don't want to participate?  Do leave a comment for that?

An excellent question.  I wonder if his GPU's were already getting sick before trying the separate instances?

As for my "sarcasm" it's always best to point folks to the plethora of information that ckolivas has take the time to create for us.  So I posted that suggestion while I refreshed my memory and found the references which had worked for me in the past.  If you had already found those same references and tried them and they failed then, maybe, that should have been in your original post so that someone else could have, maybe, given you suggestions on our actual problem which should probably be phrased something like:

Why do my GPU's go sick and die when I use the --remove-disabled command line argument to disable them so that I can run multiple instances of CGMiner with my multiple GPU's?

Then we could have all done without my obviously undeserved sarcasm and I could have used my time doing something else besides duplicating work that you had already done and just didn't bother to say.

And people wonder why they don't get decent help in these threads.

The only other thing I might suggest, if its not too sarcastic for your delicate ears, maybe post in the CGMiner thread where the authors actually read peoples problems and make for informed suggestions and take bug reports.

Good Luck,
Sam

So you had already tried using "-d 0 --remove-disabled" and it failed?  I didn't see that in your original post.  Or you tried my suggestion and it didn't work for you?

Anyway I have used it in the past with no problems running two CGMiner instances, one for each of my GPU's in one machine.  Don't know why it cause yours to get sick and die.  But that is the way to get CGMiner to ingnore GPU's in one instance so that it can be used in a different instance.

I would say you have some other problem but I have no clue what it is.