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[Signus]

I've got a few rigs I use while I am searching for cheap parts and designing an FPGA:

Desktop/Server/Gaming (full specs):

     MSI Big Bang XPower II
     Intel i7 3930k 6 core 3.2GHz (OC'ed to 4.0GHz stable)
     32GB (8x4GB) Kingston HyperX DDR3 1600MHz
     EVGA GeForce GTX 480
     500GB VelociRaptor (OS)
     4x3TB Western Digital Green 7200rpm
     2x2TB Western Digital Green 7200rpm

     - GTX 480 puts out ~190MH/s

3 Blade Servers (CPU):
     Each is Dual Xeon, quad core

     - Spits out about 50Mh/s per machine

Mining Computer 1:
     Crappy motherboard, 4GB RAM and AMD Athlon x2
     AMD Radeon 5770

     - Averages ~230MH/s

Mining Computer 2:
     Crappy motherboard, 4GB RAM and AMD Phenom 940
     AMD Radeon 6870

     - Averages ~300MH/s


So currently given my thrown together lot, I can produce around 870MH/s all together, and I don't use very much electricity.

[Cobrabee]

Has anyone considering stringing together an array of 6670s at $65 a piece (newegg)? They get over 100 MH/s and I'm sure some tweaking could be done...

[skat23]

Ati 5870 Vapor-X, Core: 900mhz, Mem: 600mhz, 385GH/s waiting for ASIC with crossed fingers!!

[Cobrabee]

385GH/s waiting for ASIC with crossed fingers!!

What do you need an ASIC for with 385 GH/s? 

[LordTheron]

I have 3 x 7950. Not over clocked they hash at 480Mh/s each. I run them fully overclocked and each is hashing between 600-620 MH/s at 75-80C which is not bad. Avarage hash rate is 1740 Mh/s from all 3 cards. GPU clock at 1200Mhz  and ram 1500Mhz also added 12% on power. I could wack poer to +20% but my temp rise to 85-80C. In my opinion 7950s are best cards if you take the price and what they can do overclocked.

[Signus]

Hashrate: 120-135Mh/s
GPU: Asus HD Radeon 7750 1GB. Overclocked from 800Mhz/1100Mhz to 900Mhz/1300Mhz respectively (maxed out CCC:Overdrive options)
Cpu: will fill when new cpu is installed in day or two. currently sitting with an amd athlon II dual core at 3.4 Ghz

Your 7750 is running a little low. You don't need a good CPU to mine, and you should run your memclock at 300MHz to save on temperature.

anyone who can build and sell a 1gh/s asic miner. pm me.

An ASIC miner at 1GH/s is practically worthless. With the speeds you can achieve with ASIC builds, you could do better than 1GH/s. However, you'll be lucky to find anyone who will have a DIY built soon. I'm only speculating on parts now while designing my own FPGA. You're going to be waiting a while.

I also recommend that if you want a ASIC DIY build, you don't ask in the Newbie section. Most people who are posting in the Newbie section are actually new to mining, and many of them don't have the experience enough to build an ASIC rig (I'm assuming).

[z1ppy]

currently just toying around with my older gaming rig to try my hat at mining [thus newbie]

EVGA GeForce GTX 560Ti [stock] hashes at anywhere from 65-90 MH/s

That's using GUIMiner -> rpcminer-cuda.exe

Does anyone know if I can mine LTC using CUDA or OpenCL? I tried to get it rolling last night with no luck. This was while slush's pool was down so I figured it was a good time to give Litecoin a try since I will likely be moving to that with a GPU setup in the near future.

Thanks have a great afternoon

[nomabitva]

2 6950s in a tower case.
AMD Phenom II X4 970.
850 watt PS. The whole system typically draws 450 watts.
I use this box for other misc stuff too.

The two 6950s typically get about 620 Mhps total with bitminter and I run them at 80 C.  If I max their clock speed they climb to ~700 Mhps but get too hot - I have some beefier after-market GPU cooling fans on order.

Eventually I'll pick up a couple more cards and figure out how PCI-e extender cables / risers work (think I need powered risers, not sure).  Once I do I'll get rid of my case, get some conventional fans, and overclock everything.

[jamh]

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[Doomsby]

I'm running 2x HD 5850's

One is clocked at 1.2V and 975MHz core = 385 MH/s
The other is stock voltage and 900MHz core = 360 MH/s

[Aoceano]

I'm running 1 X 5850 at core 775 Mhz and memory 1125 Mhz Fan at 90% and max temp of 80°.

I,m gettin an average of 300 MH/s.

My mother board supports only 1 16x pci, and using two card it would go down to 16x and 4x. Would that make a difference using two 5850 for mining?

[add1ct3dd]

7950 + 7970 = 1300Kh/s.

[DapperDuck]

(Gaming machine)

~105Mhash/s

GPU: GeForce GTX 670
CPU: Intel Core i5 760

[ArcologyPrime]

Hashrate : 100Mhash/s on tower 1, running Geforce 670, 280 Mhash/s on tower 2, radeon5850.  It's what I have right now, hoping to build a custom rig or pick up some ASICs soon. Wish I'd paid more attention earlier.

[Gws24]

Sapphire HD 5770 with core at 950 and mem at 300 i get a stable 204 MH/s when mining bitcoins with the following settings for cgminer:

-I d --thread-concurrency 3200 --auto-fan --temp-overheat 76 --temp-target 75

I realise I could probably squeeze out some more if i set a different value for -I but this way i can mine and still comfortably use my pc.

When mining litecoins I can get up to something like 190 kH/s but i'm not really sure to be honest because that involves setting -I to 18 which makes the pc unusable for other tasks so I quickly gave up on that. For the moment i'm using -I 12 which gives me a hashrate of 155 kH/s with the core and mem on the stock of 850 and 1200 respectively.

[Kruncha]

I've got nothing (story of my life)...

I get 47mh of one and 14mh of the other. both built using NVidia (if only i'd known).

anyway, just happy to help secure the network, my wallet has the block chain and i'm open to incoming connections to help secure transactions (it all helps, right?)

K.

[pitpony]

Currently running 2 x XFX 7950, on Asus CF board and AMD A4 CPU all under clocked (GPU700MHz, MEM 600MHz) and under volts(0.950V) @734 Mhash/s, CGminer.

Total system power draw @734Mhash/s = 330Watts

Default clocks - 850Mhash/s = 450Watts

Flat out but stable, temps 80C, fans screaming,  @1084Mhash/s one card 1150MHz other 1050MHz = 675Watts

[silicont]

3xGigabyte 7970ocs, averaging 600-700mhs.  2xGigabytes pulling 660 watts at the wall.   I'm trying CK's settings from this post, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=88056.0, stating the cgminer is pretty much tuned default for 7970s.  Reminds me of the old days of trying to eek out a little more mhz from cpus, and finally realizing oc'ing is a pain.  I'm taking baby steps up from default settings.

Good luck and fortunes all!

[mitsanaga]

hey all, figured i would start a new newbie topic. picked this as i didn't see anything like it right away.

anyways here goes

Hashrate: 120-135Mh/s
GPU: Asus HD Radeon 7750 1GB. Overclocked from 800Mhz/1100Mhz to 900Mhz/1300Mhz respectively (maxed out CCC:Overdrive options)
Cpu: will fill when new cpu is installed in day or two. currently sitting with an amd athlon II dual core at 3.4 Ghz

hoping to up my hashrate by upgrading my gpu to a 7990 soon. and hopefully the new 8 core "vishera" 4.0Ghz amd am3+ cpu will help bring in some name/terra/lite coins in while i mash away at bitcoins as well.
anyone who can build and sell a 1gh/s asic miner. pm me.

so i just got my new cpu earlier. an amd FX 8 core 8350 @ 4.0 ghz stock. 16MB total cache    
then i put it in my computer.... and found out about tdp.... lol my mobo is rated for 95w, the new cpu is for 125w..... lol time to get a new mobo as well it appears.

[cakey]

I'm running an AMD radeon 6990 overclocked to 950Mhz and getting about 365 Mhash out of each core. i cant seem to overclock it past 950Mhz though without it crashing after a few minutes. i'm useing MSI after burner to OC. anyone know something i dont?