Topic: What's your Mhash/s? (Pissing contest here) - page 36. (Read 144003 times)
100mhz only here, even this is useless, i don't know why, but there is something fun about mining
One 7970 that does ~650 MH/sec or ~700 KH/s scrypt. I will mine litecoins if it's over about 120% on dustcoin. All proceeds have gone to buy shares in BASIC mining and ASICMINER so far--as I have missed all preorders of ASIC hardware. Sure hope BASIC gets their batch #2 Avalon soon!
Currently running 3 times 220 m/hash.
I am currently pushing 1600 Mhashs with about 8 computers. Although I am about to add another that one that should get over 1000 Mhashs by itself.
I have a gigabyte hd 7970 and im overclocking with OC Guru II to 1125 mhz alone and getting 650 pretty std... what are all your settings I'f love some tips
Thank you
George
Thank you
George
180 m/hash with 5770 
Hello, my first post.
Might as well post here to begin...
Desktop (Hackintosh with a 260GTX) : 44 MHs
Laptop (MacBookPro 8,2 with a 6490M) : 16 MH
Both mining with BitMinter beta.
Might as well post here to begin...
Desktop (Hackintosh with a 260GTX) : 44 MHs
Laptop (MacBookPro 8,2 with a 6490M) : 16 MH
Both mining with BitMinter beta.
if i must
710M/hash from 2 5870s
285M/hash from 1 6870
75M/hash from 1 lowprofile 6570
so yeh
710M/hash from 2 5870s
285M/hash from 1 6870
75M/hash from 1 lowprofile 6570
so yeh
9 Mhash/s cpu mining, with free electricity 
It may take some time....
It may take some time....
I was doing around 250 with 1st pc using a 6850 and 400 with my 2nd pc using a 6950. Have a 7970 coming in tomorrow so looking to double that number
1st computer:
With latest Intel SDK mining works on Intel HD4000 graphics.
Laptop: Core i5 - 3320M CPU with Intel HD4000 graphics card.
Cgminer: 12 Mh/s for GPU
Ufasoft: 14 Mh/s for CPU
2nd computer:
poclbm: on Radeon HD6850 - 213 Mh/s.
Ufasoft: on Core i5 - 2500K ~ 17-18 Mh/s.
3rd computer:
Ufasoft: CPU Intel Dual Core E6300 - 6 Mh/s
4th computer:
Ufasoft: CPU Intel Xeon E5430 - 13 Mh/s
With latest Intel SDK mining works on Intel HD4000 graphics.
Laptop: Core i5 - 3320M CPU with Intel HD4000 graphics card.
Cgminer: 12 Mh/s for GPU
Ufasoft: 14 Mh/s for CPU
2nd computer:
poclbm: on Radeon HD6850 - 213 Mh/s.
Ufasoft: on Core i5 - 2500K ~ 17-18 Mh/s.
3rd computer:
Ufasoft: CPU Intel Dual Core E6300 - 6 Mh/s
4th computer:
Ufasoft: CPU Intel Xeon E5430 - 13 Mh/s
Approximately 3200-3400KHs.
4 x 7970 at 590 each (working on getting these to 650)
1 x 7950 at 450
And every CPU on the PCs at work. Have CPU miners running on all of them, silently. They start in the background when the PC boots up. Got about 50 comps and 4 servers so getting around 400-500KHs.
4 x 7970 at 590 each (working on getting these to 650)
1 x 7950 at 450
And every CPU on the PCs at work. Have CPU miners running on all of them, silently. They start in the background when the PC boots up.
Got about 50 comps and 4 servers so getting around 400-500KHs. 
1115 kh/s 5970 & 5850 - LTC
1085 mh/s 5970 & 5850 - BTC
1085 mh/s 5970 & 5850 - BTC
3.2 ghz, 9 simple rigs, 5 5830, 3 5850 and a 5990.
17Mhash/S with GPU and CPU mining together.
...I don't mine much.
NVidia GT220
Intel core 2 quad q6700
...I don't mine much.
NVidia GT220
Intel core 2 quad q6700
I'm getting 140MH/s on my 2011 iMac's AMD Radeon HD 6970M using DiabloMiner. I only run it at night (off peak electricity) during winter (instead of running a heater) but it's been quietly mining away. I'm using deepbit.net as a pool and find I mine about 0.01 BTC per day. I started doing this just out of curiosity, and spent my first BTC last week when they were around AU$170 per BTC. I am optimistic about the future of bitcoins and would love to set up a much bigger mining rig running off solar power. Waiting on delivery of a Butterfly Labs ASIC miner now (bought with BTC I mined myself) and, from some of the posts I read here, I suspect I might be waiting a while. Lol.
I'm getting about 375 MH/s with my 7870 right now, but haven't looked into overclocking it yet.
After trying to find an exchange to trade my Euros to BTC, almost wiring money to BTC-24, and narrowly avoiding this mess with their accounts being closed/ website down/ lack of communication, I decided that I would try acquire my first taste of bitcoins another way. Luckily I went with a Radeon graphics card rather than a Nvidea when putting together my PC a while ago. I'm getting about 375 MH/s with my 7870 right now, but haven't looked into overclocking it yet. I'm sure I can do better than that. I've pulled in about 0.004BCT from mining for the past two days, noting substantial yet. If the ASIC miners don't come on line any time soon raping up the difficulty, I should have 1BTC to my name in the next 50 days.
After trying to find an exchange to trade my Euros to BTC, almost wiring money to BTC-24, and narrowly avoiding this mess with their accounts being closed/ website down/ lack of communication, I decided that I would try acquire my first taste of bitcoins another way. Luckily I went with a Radeon graphics card rather than a Nvidea when putting together my PC a while ago. I'm getting about 375 MH/s with my 7870 right now, but haven't looked into overclocking it yet. I'm sure I can do better than that. I've pulled in about 0.004BCT from mining for the past two days, noting substantial yet. If the ASIC miners don't come on line any time soon raping up the difficulty, I should have 1BTC to my name in the next 50 days.
385 Mhash/s 5850, 385Kh/s too
Just a bit over 9GH/s
23 GPUs
2 BFL FPGAs
23 GPUs
2 BFL FPGAs
300kha 1x 5950, upgrading to 4x 7950's tomorrow yay!
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