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

[slippyrocks]

4 x $200 XFX HD 6950 @ 890 =1,456 MH/s

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814150523

They run hot as hell but not that loud and hardly any stales.

Tried the shader unlock procedure but it wasn't meant to be.

[Atom]

a measley 100mhash -  I thought about mining 6 months ago but you know what they say about hindsight.

[Exonumia]

Cranking out the hashes at 181.8 Mhash/s ... (ATI RHD 5770 + an old nvidia in my test machine)

[sirramen]

5.5Mhash here. mid 2010 MBP, Nvidia GeForce 320M. Any.. um... tips? I can't find a way to make it better.

[bitcoin88]

1800-2000 khash/s on my laptop

[Exonumia]

5.5Mhash here. mid 2010 MBP, Nvidia GeForce 320M. Any.. um... tips? I can't find a way to make it better.

The 8600GT on my test machine is getting 6.8ish... that seems low to me...

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining_hardware_comparison

That one is getting 7.0 but it's running windows...and its a MacMini... so it must be Macos slowdown (not sure the cause havent tried it with macos yet).

[silk]

18 Mhash
240GT
Kill me 

[jollyjim]

620-710 on a work 5970 overclocked to 833
~825 on a 6990 overclocked to 960

[cupkakes]

Hi Folks,

Got 2 x 5870's each running at 398MH/s, for a grand total of 796MH/s.
This is with memory downclocked to 300MHz and cores overclocked to 900MHz.

I'm due to slot in a third 5870 over the next day or so (pending new PSU), so once that's in I might play with the BIOS to see if I can raise the 900MHz ceiling and get up to the low 400's on each GPU - that's the plan anyway 

Cheers,
Cupkakes

[btcex]

1.4 Ghash/s with 2x 6990 on Win 7 x64 and GUIminer (OpenCL)

[duhman]

1 x 5770 @ 900 core / 344 mem -> 182 Mhash/s
3 x 6950 @ 880 core / 350 mem -> ~375 Mhash/s each

[dizznizzle]

5 ghash here.

[Maasu]

Pulling about 1.2 ghash/s from my 2x 5870 and 1x 6850.

I was going to be additional mining hardware but really don't think it's going to be worth it.

[ThatDutchGuy]

4870 at 800/230 generating about 80 MH/sec with -f 80 so mining doesn't lag the pc.

[asuspowered]

1ghash

[aggietallboy]

5770 #1 - 123.4 MH
-v -w128
Windows 7 Pro
Core i7, 12GB RAM
Catalyst Version 11.6
GuiMiner (poclbm) v2011-06-14

5770 #2 - 177.5 MH
-v -w128
Windows 7 Ultimate
Core 2 Quad, 8GB RAM
Catalyst Version 11.1
GuiMoner (poclbm) v2011-05-21

5870 - 285.4 MH
-v -w 128
Windows 7 Ultimate
Core 2 Duo, 4GB RAM
Catalyst Version 11.6

5830 - 230 MH
-k phatk DEVICE=0 VECTORS BFI_INT FASTLOOP=FALSE AGGRESSION=10 WORKSIZE=256
Linuxcoin v0.2a
Pentium 4 HT - Dell Precision 380 with stock power supply!


In all cases I'm running them in the stock clock configuration.

[Veonik]

Dual Radeon HD5830s, each OC'd to 960MHz clock, stock memory. Getting about 280MHash's each, average about 550Mhash/s for both.


Not too shabby

[Atuss]

Mining with a HD 6950 overclocked to 920Mhz clock. 344 Mhash/s average speed. Is that a decent speed for this card ? I am a newbie to mining ..

[Codex]

About 800 MH/s. That's with two 5850s running at 900/350 (about 360 MH/s each) and a 560 Ti at stock (80 MH/s).

They all hover around 60C or so. A screen cap from a networked rig monitoring app I'm currently coding for Windows. It has an embedded HTTP server so you can view your rigs remotely:

http://i51.tinypic.com/6ymzjd.png

[Atuss]

That app would be awesome!! I am always worried about the temperatures when I leave my computer mining when I am out of home. /!! Great Idea !