Thanks for the advice so far! Is there a simple test I can run to figure out my KH/s on a single GPU?

Indeed that is what I was afraid of. What would be a realistic profit from litecoins?

Hello everyone! I hope this is OK to post in the newbie forum.

I have just heard about mining bitcoins and I would like to start doing it. Here is my situation:

I own a small business. Basically I run a computer lab, I have 32 high-end workstations in a room that anyone can rent out. Usually startup teams will come in and work in the lab. I have them all set up on a Gigabit network and they all have GPU's (nvidia unfortunately) with OpenCL and CUDA set up on them.

Lately I have been renting out only a few machines and the rest of them are sitting there idle. I'd like to use the idle GPU's to mine bitcoins! I pay a flat, yearly rate to the building owner for electricity so cost of power consumption is irrelevant to any profit I may make.

I am a systems administrator and programmer by trade so I feel it should be easy for me to get started. I've read the basic guides via google but I feel like I don't quite have a realistic grasp on how I should set this up. With my setup (32 GPU's), would it be feasible for me to mine bitcoins on my own? How do I distribute the work?

Any advice is appreciated.