Similar error with Deepbit. I'll post the code output if I need to...
Is it means something, version before this last one was a little slower (about 1-2%) than the version from 7/11 (still the fastest).

Galaxy S (I9000), screen size: 480 x 800 pixels.

Works like a charm. No visible layout offset but it is expected considering the same screen size in pixels.

I own a VTX3D 6950 (non reference). VGA Bios is the same as Powercolor and Club3D non reference 6950's. Being not reference means it probably won't work or there is a hope?

Do you have any idea why the tool "changes" parameters but only fan and core really changes.
When I test with just barelyclocked.exe it prints correct changed parameters even voltage and memory. Fan is obvious (sound) and core change is verified with Mhps speed, temp and GPUz. But even it prints changed parameters in all 3 states, VDDC and memory in fact stays the same (verified with heat and GPUz).

In fact I have a problem with memory clock. Only Afterburner changes memory at all, Trixx cannot change memory clock at all. Even Afterburner cannot stick with memory settings and after reboot I have to manually change mem clock in (infamous) 4 step Apply OC on startup option doesn't help.

BTW: When it could just change memory clock (downclock) it would be a very useful tool to me (probably not just me )
Thanks in advance!

It does make sense to load balance but for people with large hashing power.
For me for example it would decrease earnings, considering I don't have much hashing power (less than 400Mhps). If I split that, short rounds (less than 1-2 min) would be empty for me to often (been there seen that). And we surely need some sort of load balance/failover with all those DDoSes these days.

Maybe you could implement a switch of some sort, so people could test what is better for them?

Or... I simply switch to two smaller pools ...

PPS was more important when computational power was small and rounds lasted for ever (couple of hours or even days), now it is useless because as you said it cost much larger fee.

Oh and I would gladly return to Slush's pool but for now it is not fully compatible with newer versions of Diablo Miner. Deepbit gives me almost 15% more Mhps (including much less stales on Deepbit). Older versions of Diablo are some 10% slower on both pools

IMO:
If you have slow miners (slow GPU) with less than 100-150 Mhps you will be better in pool with less members (less power), simply because in the faster pool block can be solved sometimes in 1-2 minutes and you don't find a single share in that time.
Statistically speaking in longer run it is the same considering pool fee, difficulty and pure luck

I've tried everything as OP.
I just cannot run Diablo Miner (fastest for me) on Windows as a service (service cannot start) or as a scheduled task (runs batch/direct command and just exits).
Anybody succeeded in running Diablo Miner without logged on user or it is impossible? Linux is an option, but I'll try to avoid it until I setup dedicated miner, and recently I have a lot of power outages

Mining about one month.
Basically need to share experiences with mining software (bugs etc...) and this place looks like a good place for that...

Need to discuss about miners (especially Diablo's) and it is much easer in forum than in Issues list on Github
Hope nobody will misinterpret this post...