I came to the result start from:
--scrypt --worksize 64 --lookup-gap 2 -g 1 --thread-concurrency {number of shaders by card} --intensity 10
and increase "worksize" and multiplying number of shaders in different variants
Edit: may be you have problem with system
Edit 2: try to reinstall (delete and install new) drivers (from amd.com)
--scrypt --worksize 64 --lookup-gap 2 -g 1 --thread-concurrency {number of shaders by card} --intensity 10
and increase "worksize" and multiplying number of shaders in different variants
Edit: may be you have problem with system
Edit 2: try to reinstall (delete and install new) drivers (from amd.com)
--scrypt --worksize 64 --lookup-gap 2 -g 1 --thread-concurrency 1792 --intensity 10 - work = ~60kH/s
with increasing --thread-concurrency = Error -5: Enqueueing kernel onto command queue. (clEnqueueNDRangeKernel)
only whit --thread-concurrency 1792 work but poor
with increasing over --intensity :
on intensity 11 - Accepted 100% at 135kH/s
on intensity 12 - Accepted / Rejected = 50/50 at ~270kH/s (target-miss)
on intensity 19 - Rejected 100% at ~490kH/s (target-miss)
with increasing worksize to 256 with intensity 11, thread-concurrency 1792 lookup-gap 2
Accepted / Rejected = 75 / 25 at 135kH/s (target-miss)
I've had the same problem in linux.
My problem resolved by export previously specified params
How to do it in windows I don't now, but many of people haven't same problem as your. Try Windows XP x32