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750Ti still seem like a really good choice imo.
I guess the prices will go down a bit also now when new cards show up ?
Me myself are buying used 750Ti:s for like 80 bucks.
All my 750Ti:s produce around 7.1-7.3Mhs @Quark superstable.

I've spent the last week trying to get more out of my 6 x 750ti & all I can get is 6200 each and then its not 100% stable Angry

Can I ask how are you getting 7000 out of yours?

You need to use the release 65. The asus strix 750ti does 6,25MHASH on standard clocks. x86 windows. (the remaining 12% should be possible with overclocking)
You can also use the new option -C to let the cpu aid the gpu as well (but it will draw more power)

I've got 6 x GTX 750 Ti StormX Dual that are clocked at 1202MHz & are using r65 ?

Overclock the core to around 1350. try with intensity and cpu load: -i 23.9 -C

Why the disparity in difference between a 750ti and a 970? Based on scaling, I should be getting around 20 MH on a 970, but only get around 17.5...