3 x 5850s at 1000 MHs/s 65 - 90'C poclbm -v -w 128 <0.3% stale
2 x 6870s at 600 MHs/s 60 - 72'C poclbm -v -w 128 <0.3% stale
With a couple of cooling fans for the 5850s, I could increase the Hash rate to 350-360 each.
Topic: What's your Mhash/s? (Pissing contest here) - page 84. (Read 143987 times)
6870 at 220-300 MH/s.
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560Mh/s
dual 6870 @ 915Mhz
560Mh/s
dual 6870 @ 915Mhz
1200Mhash/s right now, soon...who knows lol
789.80 Mhash/s
That number will grow, bigtime, soon.
Now if only I could figure how to sell!! ha
That number will grow, bigtime, soon.
Now if only I could figure how to sell!! ha
slowmo 240mhash/s 
CPU mining, 6 MHash/s
866 on 5970
Yesterday I was at 10 ghash/s, I have literally a ton of 6990's running.
Show pics!
Gonna be REAL tough to get all of them 6990's in one pic. He said "literally a ton", thats 2000 pounds. They all have to be on a mobo to be running so thats thousands and thousands of setups and easily many thousands of square footage not to mention the power required may mean he has multiple locals in which they are located.
Literally a ton. Moron.
260 now, 600 in a week, and 1000 in a month. Yes, I'm spending paycheck to paycheck on this 'hobby'
I reach 140MH/s on my good old 5750 
How are you getting that much? I'm only getting abt 72MH/s on my 5750.
18MH/s on my GPU, 2.3MH/s x4 on my CPU. Makes me wish I kept mining back in March, when the difficulty was WAY lower and I could actually mine! Looks like it's services only for me! 
I don't have a GPU in any of my computers (well, beyond the ones that are on the motherboard). I was CPU mining for a bit on my desktop, until I hooked up a watt meter and calculated that it would cost about €60 in electricity per bitcoin. I'm still mining on my server, which I always leave on. Of course, I may have to stop that when I measure the cost of generating bitcoin there, but it's got a stack of disks so I'm hoping the extra electricity is relatively low. We'll see. 
Anyway, that box is a dual-core machine, getting 1.1 Mh/s per core, so about 2.2 Mh/s total.
Anyway, that box is a dual-core machine, getting 1.1 Mh/s per core, so about 2.2 Mh/s total.
My parching 5870M processor producing 150 MH/s which people may predict is predominately pedantic.
I reach 140MH/s on my good old 5750
1350 Mhash/s
4 x sapphire 5850
rig draw 620W so my meter says..
4 x sapphire 5850
rig draw 620W so my meter says..
That's a very efficient rig...can you give details - i.e. other hardware, what you are using to measure power, and how you have the cards tuned? I thought 4x5850s would draw about 600w alone. Thanks.
sure, I may have a very poor meter, not at all sure
MSI 890FXA-GD70, SEMPRON 145, Crutial DDR3, WD 500Gb HDD
CoolerMaster Silent Pro Gold 1200W PSU
4 x Sapphire HD 5850 (clock 850, mem 300, factory volt 1.088) not overdrive linked, dummy plugs only
fans @95%, temp hits max of 84C during day @ GPU0
running os from the 'Ubuntu 11.04 Natty 64bit Headless Bitcoin mining with ATI 11.5 binary driver' thread
i thought 620W is a bit low - I just bought the cheapest wattmeter i could find for time being, almost a bitcoin virgin @ <3weeks lurking
it's Velleman Wattmeter, EAN:5410329428518, I'd be interested what people's opinion of a reliable wattmeter is, will cost more than 15eur I expect
A single 5870 cranking out 300Mhash/s. This seems a bit low compared to a review just done by HardOCP.com that shows their 5870 at 380Mhash/s. Does anyone having any tips for squeezing out more power. I know I can overclock and I will once I add a waterblock on the 5870 and get it to the loop.
Currently my Mhash/s is 93.24 but I am working on a new rig and hope to run this number up pretty fast.
I am currently in the BTC Guild and so far it is working out pretty well...
I am currently in the BTC Guild and so far it is working out pretty well...
Running a 5870 @ 434MH/s and a 6970 @ 406MH/s for a total of 840MH/s
Temps are 70 and 74 respectively (Fan speeds at 47 and 37) during the day.
Temps are 70 and 74 respectively (Fan speeds at 47 and 37) during the day.
1350 Mhash/s
4 x sapphire 5850
rig draw 620W so my meter says..
4 x sapphire 5850
rig draw 620W so my meter says..
That's a very efficient rig...can you give details - i.e. other hardware, what you are using to measure power, and how you have the cards tuned? I thought 4x5850s would draw about 600w alone. Thanks.
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