What's your Mhash/s? (Pissing contest here)

[slowklopdop]

2 x 7970
1: 693 Mh/s
2: 664.8 Mh/s

Combined avg. 1.353Gh/s

[ewitte]

About to push over 2GH/s when the 2 new cards get here

Current
1.2GH/s
2x7870
1x7850

returning the 7850 when I put the 7950's in.

[Veldrik]

single 7870 getting 404m#/s with the entire system using 206Wh.
looking at adding another 7870 or 7790

[szym00]

I am wondering when 1GH/s will be a "standard" and speed for the beginners

[IceManD59]

One open air mining rig based off of an old core 2 quad.
     7850 - 320MHs
     7850 - 320MHs
     6850 - 300MHs
     5850 - 370MHs

And i couldn't help it, so i gave my server a radeon too.
     7950 - 605MHs

For a grand total of 1915MHs

To be honest though, through a lot of careful craigslist buying and selling, I think I have spent no more than $500

[jerk_dilution]

only 500 MH/s

[kevinmyers80]

450 mh/s using radeon 7950

[potatorage]

I got myself 500mhash from my CPU miners

[Brandt]

Sapphire 7970

GPU clock 1100 Mhz

Memory 1000 Mhz

VDDC 1112

Doing around 660 mhashes/s

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Gigabyte 5770 Silent Cell (Passive)

Everything stock.

doing around 180 mhashes/s


Both cards are running awfully hot at around 80 degrees celcius due Chassi cooling restrictions.   ( Room temp 25+  C  )

[Minerthreat]

4.24Ghash (varies between 4 and 4.5)
2 FPGAs
and 13 GPUs including 5770s, 5870s and 5850s and 5530s.

I was actually wondering if there is a way to tell from the blockchain what the average miner runs, and basically how the curve looks.  My husband thinks we are super bigtime miners, but I don't think I am convinced.

[John (John K.)]

4.24Ghash (varies between 4 and 4.5)
2 FPGAs
and 13 GPUs including 5770s, 5870s and 5850s and 5530s.

I was actually wondering if there is a way to tell from the blockchain what the average miner runs, and basically how the curve looks.  My husband thinks we are super bigtime miners, but I don't think I am convinced.

https://www.btcguild.com//index.php?page=rankings&section=users
 

[shapemaker]

A few GPUs running, around 2.5 GHash/s. BTC guild says I've actually managed to find a block for them since I started mining with them in 2012.

[helohe]

1 khash/s yeah

[spoorancher]

100 MH/s on my Radeon HD 5750!

[monster23]

287 mhs radeon hd 6800

[Slave2school]

950Mh/s @1100@1118v
1.005Gh/s @ 1175@1.2v (not worth it)

2 7870 Tahiti cards

[Rex_Heston]

~350 Mhash/s with Sapphire 7870 OC

Pretty good for some of the alt-coins, not so great for Bitcoin.

[BitCloud]

950Mh/s @1100@1118v
1.005Gh/s @ 1175@1.2v (not worth it)

2 7870 Tahiti cards

that's really good, may I ask about the params for these 2 7870s? linux?

never went above 900 with 2 x 7870 but 1Mhash with 1 x 7870 + 1 x 7950

[TomKeddie]

I have 24 FPGAs, each at about 250 M/hash, slush pool currently reports 5816 Mh/s.

Is home built, cost me about $US200 all up but I've only been mining for 6 weeks and the difficulty is killing us all.

[Slave2school]

950Mh/s @1100@1118v
1.005Gh/s @ 1175@1.2v (not worth it)

2 7870 Tahiti cards

that's really good, may I ask about the params for these 2 7870s? linux?

never went above 900 with 2 x 7870 but 1Mhash with 1 x 7870 + 1 x 7950

I'm just using guiminer on windows 7.

-v -w 256

Latest amd beta drivers 13.5 I think undervolting to keep the gpu's/vrm cool is key in my opinion.  These are the Tahiti cards though they are basically 7950's with 1536 shaders or whatever you like to call them.