Topic: How much have newbie Mhs/Khs? - page 7. (Read 11691 times)

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

Got 727khash out of it!

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

Started mining with my gaming computer:

i7 4 core with hyperthreading and 2x Nvidia GT260's.

Using Guiminer was getting 28Mh/s per card.  Using poclbm command-line I was getting 42Mh/s on each card.
Did this for a week with periods of over-heating at the 42Mh/s speeds and windows updates taking me off-line during the day and at night.

Bought a ATI 6870 card for $89 on sale and setup an old PC with a 500w power supply (the minimum stated for the ATI card). Got 420Mh/s for about 10 minutes before the power supply popped, sizzled and fried.  Ordered a 750w power supply from Newegg.com with 2 day shipping for $65.  Got the system reset up and had it humming along for the past week at 375-390Mh/s.  Using a pool and got .2115BTC for the week (just over $20). Difficulty this week has been between 7672999 and 10076291.

Started looking into other coin and today have setup to mine LiteCoin for a while to see how  it goes.  I setup my main gaming PC again as the server doing GPU mining and CPU mining, along with the ATI PC doing both GPU and CPU mining on it.  I am getting a total of 35kh/s with both PC's blowing at full speed.  Heat coming off of both is pretty intense.  I have already mined .466LTC in about 4 hours even at the 35kh/s speed with difficulty 499.

Stats say LTC is 130%+ more profitable to mine right now.

I am happy with my BTC mining (SHA-256) but the LTC mining (scrypt) sure is slow.  I see some people getting 1.8Mh/s on LTC mining and am wondering what kind of setup they are using.  Would be interested in knowing the secret to get such high throughput since LTC (scrypt) is GPU and ASIC "unfriendly".

I'm getting 0.001h per year right now! Or 198mhs on my shitty 5770. Almost pointless to mine btc for me now!

I mine on my laptop because I'm testing everything and seeing how everything works (haven't built a dedicated desktop yet.)

I get 40kh/s CPU mining LTC, 21mh/s GPU Mining BTC/TRC with Nvidia 650m 2gb and 5mh/s with the Intel 4000 Graphics on my CPU.

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.

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

Enough new as nothing understand here

Yes I am definitely gonna donate money so you can mine faster.

I normally get around 170 kh/s 

How much is the power consumption for a 7950 and of the rig globally?
thx

i think you made the best buy

I hope that  you don`t use your laptop for mining. Because if you do it wont be too long before it will go the reballing station.

1.2 mhs with 2 tahiti xt and a 6950... all running stock clocks and downvolted.

I have everything overclocked to the max stable clocks but when you think about it for 10% it is not worth beating the hardware.

6850 250MHs @920MHz
gtx460 80MHs @900MHz
2x6670 120MHs each @900MHz
Around 560MHs from Slush 10 round statistic.

1300 KH/s mining scrypt (7970 + 7950)

 1200mhs.

Running it on 840 engine, 200 Memory, I think I also have it slightly overvolted. Running in my basement which is pretty cold so no problem keeping temps below 80 without having fan run too loud.

I'm running at 1,900KH/s mining scrypt-based coins with two 7970s and a 7950. I've seen some people claim better numbers for similar hardware but I can only imagine that they must be overclocking things to the edge. I like to take care of my stuff so I keep them undervolted and nice and cool. I'm trying to decide now whether I want to expand my mining or focus more on trading coins.