How much have newbie Mhs/Khs?

[eraserius]

Hehe Totals (All Active Workers)   1,393.41 MH/s electricity free. Some crappy hardware within work. Ghost mining, while people are working on their pc's

[tom_o]

Only a single 7970, need to find somewhere with free electric after my uni halls end!

Got 727khash out of it!

[EsDva]

700 MHs on 5970
400 MHs on 5870
300 MHs on 6870

[w1seguy]

Waiting to see if butterfly ever ships their singles.....until then I am crawling along at 120Mh

I am in the exact same boat... except 37Mh lol.

Let me know if you get yours!  I tried seeing if I can track my shipment, but no such luck. 

[ashaw596]

Yeah. 10 Mhz on my nvidia gpu. Yay. I'm losing money lol.

[w1seguy]

What's the difference between Mhs and Khs? Aren't Khs smaller?

Yes, Kh are smaller.  Think megayte vs. kilobyte.  1 megabyte = 1024 kilabytes

[keroguy]

a tad shy of 1000 KH/s scrypt (7970 + 7850)

I was derpy and got a nvidia 670 for gaming before I knew about mining. That gets ~150 KH/s using cudaminer :/

[freiou]

1200khash right now.  Another 7850 on the way.

[dr3i]

im new to this mining thing and im using my laptop which is at 84mh/s.

I'm very interested on building a mining rig but low on budget.  

if you feel sad for my post i'm willing to accept any donations  


Sorry for my bad english

[anonynonanony]

600ish kh/s not nearly enough.

[96redformula]

I am doing 1500Khash on LTC FTC or CNC. 

[WindMaster]

I guess I'll sheepishly admit to a small to medium-sized GPU farm:

24x 5850's @ 356kH/sec each = 8,544kH/sec
24x 6950's @ 430kH/sec each = 10,320kH/sec

Total: 18,864kH/sec (for LTC).

Yes, I'm aware other people are squeezing slightly higher hash rates out of these cards.  We're not overclocking and overvolting the everliving crap out of them though, as we need ROI before the GPU's die.  :-)

[neiq]

How much did you invest in those !!! 

I guess I'll sheepishly admit to a small to medium-sized GPU farm:

24x 5850's @ 356kH/sec each = 8,544kH/sec
24x 6950's @ 430kH/sec each = 10,320kH/sec

Total: 18,864kH/sec.

Yes, I'm aware other people are squeezing slightly higher hash rates out of these cards.  We're not overclocking and overvolting the everliving crap out of them though, as we need ROI before the GPU's die.  :-)

[nuggium]

800mh/s 

[astralvoid]

been mining since mid March. 

Started with 2 x 5850's @ 365M/hash each

Added 2x Gigabyte 7970s @ 720M/hash each two weeks later!  Now trying to decide whether to invest more or switch to LiteCoins for better payout

[dcc]

370k 490m

[ginjou]

400MH/s with 6950 @ 6970

[Xanthe]

What's the difference between Mhs and Khs? Aren't Khs smaller?

Yeah I'd like to know this too. Sounds like khs stands for kilo hashes per second and mhs stands for mega hashes per second. Kilo being thousand and mega being million. Yet the numbers shown in this thread don't make sense.

You're right. The disparity in the numbers comes from the fact that we're actually mining different coins. Bitcoin (as well as some others) are based on the SHA256 algorithm. In general, a good GPU will be seeing hashrates in the 400-800Mh/s range for SHA256. Litecoin, a popular alternative to Bitcoin, uses a different algorithm known as scrypt. This algorithm runs much slower and thus most good GPUs see hashrates between 350-750Kh/s with it. So, the general rule of thumb is that if you see someone cite their hashrate in 100s or 1000s of Mh/s, they're mining Bitcoin or other SHA256-based coins. If you see someone cite their hashrate in Kh/s, they're mining Litecoin or other scrypt-based coins.

[ilostcoins]

People here are pretty hardcore. I only have ~300kH/s for scrypt.

[11Blade]

350 Mh/sec - running cool on MSI 5870 - guiminer