30MH/s..
Go go go!!
Topic: What's your Mhash/s? (Pissing contest here) - page 41. (Read 144003 times)
Just started mining couple of days ago with NVidia GeForce GTX 660 - getting about 70 Mhash/s
I'm getting 185Mhas/s on a 5770 that I started mining just a couple days ago.
I'm a little confused by the readings I'm getting. The only thing the 5770 is doing is mining, I switched to my i5 GPU for display.
GPU-Z is telling me that the 5770 has a 0% load...does anyone know if this sounds logical?
I had switched to the 5770 for mining only, in the hopes of pushing it to 100% mining production. The stats seem to imply that very little to nothing is being used to complete mining operation.
Of course I have much to learn about this whole thing. I'm low tech and only 2 days into learning about cryptocurrency.
Still, makes no sense to my feeble mind that the GPU has 0% load.
I'm a little confused by the readings I'm getting. The only thing the 5770 is doing is mining, I switched to my i5 GPU for display.
GPU-Z is telling me that the 5770 has a 0% load...does anyone know if this sounds logical?
I had switched to the 5770 for mining only, in the hopes of pushing it to 100% mining production. The stats seem to imply that very little to nothing is being used to complete mining operation.
Of course I have much to learn about this whole thing. I'm low tech and only 2 days into learning about cryptocurrency.
Still, makes no sense to my feeble mind that the GPU has 0% load.
Try HWInfo, GPU-Z shows sometimes wrong load information.
I'm getting 185Mhas/s on a 5770 that I started mining just a couple days ago.
I'm a little confused by the readings I'm getting. The only thing the 5770 is doing is mining, I switched to my i5 GPU for display.
GPU-Z is telling me that the 5770 has a 0% load...does anyone know if this sounds logical?
I had switched to the 5770 for mining only, in the hopes of pushing it to 100% mining production. The stats seem to imply that very little to nothing is being used to complete mining operation.
Of course I have much to learn about this whole thing. I'm low tech and only 2 days into learning about cryptocurrency.
Still, makes no sense to my feeble mind that the GPU has 0% load.
I'm a little confused by the readings I'm getting. The only thing the 5770 is doing is mining, I switched to my i5 GPU for display.
GPU-Z is telling me that the 5770 has a 0% load...does anyone know if this sounds logical?
I had switched to the 5770 for mining only, in the hopes of pushing it to 100% mining production. The stats seem to imply that very little to nothing is being used to complete mining operation.
Of course I have much to learn about this whole thing. I'm low tech and only 2 days into learning about cryptocurrency.
Still, makes no sense to my feeble mind that the GPU has 0% load.
I'm only at 40, but that's just using my desktop when I'm not.
320 MH/s
That's from one HD 5850.
That's from one HD 5850.
1.5 GH/s
1x 7850
1x 5850
3x Altera DE3
1x 7850
1x 5850
3x Altera DE3
zero atm.. until my Avalon shows up 
15MH/s on an overclocked ATI Radeon HD 5400 on Windows 7
Pretty bad, I know, I'm generating about 0.01 BTC pool mining every 10 days :/
I'm not worried about electricity costs, my computer is normally on 24/7, and the card doesn't use much more power
Pretty bad, I know, I'm generating about 0.01 BTC pool mining every 10 days :/
I'm not worried about electricity costs, my computer is normally on 24/7, and the card doesn't use much more power
I think that the problem of minning is the cost of the electricity.
But if you have free electricity is better. I'm only trying how Bitcoin works, and I see that earn BTC is complicated. Minning has a high costs and buy BTC's is not good idea because the price of them is growing up.
Now I am learning about how Bitcoins work internally, and without programming knowledge is complicated to understand that. I read the Wiki but it's no so clear in some fields, like scripts or transactions.
I'm having problems to understand the ScriptPubKey and the ScriptSig and the opcode scripts like OP-EQUALVERIFY.
But this isn't a topic to talk about that.
But if you have free electricity is better. I'm only trying how Bitcoin works, and I see that earn BTC is complicated. Minning has a high costs and buy BTC's is not good idea because the price of them is growing up.
Now I am learning about how Bitcoins work internally, and without programming knowledge is complicated to understand that. I read the Wiki but it's no so clear in some fields, like scripts or transactions.
I'm having problems to understand the ScriptPubKey and the ScriptSig and the opcode scripts like OP-EQUALVERIFY.
But this isn't a topic to talk about that.
I currently have 2 x 5870's at 444Mhash each so just shy of 900Mhash.
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
It's not bad business Jama.
And how much BTC did you earn per week, and per month?
It's for see it could be profitable or not. But it's not neccesary to answer that question if you want.
With just my 2 current cards the speed is not great, roughly 1btc/10 days
But that for me is still £9/day at current rates.
Bear in mind I did not only buy the cards for mining but do occasionally use them for university related processing so they server another purpose.
Also I have free electricity as it is included in my contract.
If it was not i imagine it would not be that cost efficient at all.
I currently have 2 x 5870's at 444Mhash each so just shy of 900Mhash.
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
It's not bad business Jama.
And how much BTC did you earn per week, and per month?
It's for see it could be profitable or not. But it's not neccesary to answer that question if you want.
I currently have 2 x 5870's at 444Mhash each so just shy of 900Mhash.
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
I am currently buying another 2 x 5870's and 2 5830's to expand.
So that should bring me to about 2GHash.
I don't pay for electricity for the next 2 years so it is profitable.
And in the UK I am currently selling at £9/0.1BTC
Radeon 5970 BE Overclocked 850 MH/s
almost 310 Mh/sec with my poor old 5850
I'm doing research.
I have an FPGA XUPV5-LX110T that seems to be pushing about 400MH/s, that is double the current record.
Current consumption is about 3A at 3V3 which is about 10w , but even so it still blew out a component bottom right.
and half way up the right a solder blob to patch the inductor that blew out....
The current seems too low for the hash rate, but chipscope seems to confirm it....
I just finished debugging the "hacked" board today.. and yes I know there is no 'coin' in using an FPGA to mine, but I have my eye on litecoin.....
Yellow glue & bluetack is great for sticking development hacks on a PCB
I have an FPGA XUPV5-LX110T that seems to be pushing about 400MH/s, that is double the current record.
Current consumption is about 3A at 3V3 which is about 10w , but even so it still blew out a component bottom right.
and half way up the right a solder blob to patch the inductor that blew out....
The current seems too low for the hash rate, but chipscope seems to confirm it....
I just finished debugging the "hacked" board today.. and yes I know there is no 'coin' in using an FPGA to mine, but I have my eye on litecoin.....
Yellow glue & bluetack is great for sticking development hacks on a PCB
My laptop 17 MH/s.
My Pc 220 MH/s.
Low hash rate to earn some BTC by minning. Today if you don't have a FPGA or an ASIC, it's impossible to do nothing
My Pc 220 MH/s.
Low hash rate to earn some BTC by minning. Today if you don't have a FPGA or an ASIC, it's impossible to do nothing
I have 0 Mhash, do i win anything?
Or is higher better
Or is higher better
58 Mhashes (default card)
So far 1400MH/s, seems almost pointless unless I can get this powerdeal I have going to work out but I ordered 4200 more like two months ago . . . Allthough, I always knew I could sell them for profit over here anyway if this happened...
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