Need help making or finding a list of megahash speeds

[teukon]

I'm sure you've seen it but this topic has some very good 5870 rates.  The highest I've seen there is 490 MH/s.

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[mike678]

So I just used google to translate E-VOLUTION post in the german sub forum (http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=18355.0)

This is hopefully the english version of the post: http://translate.google.com/translate?js=n&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=2&eotf=1&sl=de&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fforum.bitcoin.org%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D18355.0

It seems that his max megahash per each card is roughly the average overclock now so I will be using those numbers that way in my list.

[mike678]

Ok I'm almost done with a program where it calculates the megahash per minimum server cost of any given card. The program uses a text file called data.txt that stores information in this format:
#5830
256
311
345

#5850
280
370
430

#5870
313
440
490

or

card
average megahash no overclock
normal overclock
highest possible overclock

I also added a feature where it stores the best five card you have put through the program in a file called records.txt. It is stored in this format:
1.526452732-5870-190.0
1.49339735894-5830-110.0
1.40550807217-5850-165.0
1.36254107338-5830-130.0

or

megahash ratio - card - cost

All that is required by the user is the card they want to check and the price of the card and it will display this in command prompt. (btw its a 5830 @ $110)

The bare minimum server:
$30      -cpu
$10      -ram
$150    -psu
$140    -mobo
$15      -hdd
$48      -4x(PCIe x16 Extender Cable)
$440.0 -4x5830
total=$833.0
(311*4)/833.0=1.49339735894 megahash per dollar

I figured that having two different files one for the megahash per card and one for the records allows for the user to easily customize if something changes. My question to you guys is would anyone actually be interested if I released this publicly and if so is there any features you might want me to include or change?

Thanks for your input

[mike678]

*crickets* lol alright I guess I'll just keep it to myself. If any one is ever interested let me know

[teukon]

Did you decide that the claimed rates of 461 MH/s for a 5850 and 501 MH/s for a 5870 don't qualify for inclusion in your list or are you just unaware of them?  If the former, what are the qualifying conditions?

[mike678]

I honestly haven't been following the latest best speeds for the 5850 and 70 because they are constantly changing. The only thing really required for the list would be that it could run stable for long periods of time.