Quote from: nomad1109 on April 22, 2014, 11:45:37 PM

I believe most have said you cannot 'SLI' two cards together and mine with them, so may want to work that into the equation or check into it further.

I believe the computer only sees SLI'd cards as a single unit, so only the first one would mine. I haven't done it or even tried, but I swear I read that someplace.

Good luck!

Quote from: bigjme on April 22, 2014, 11:47:23 PM

You are right. Sli is useless for mining. Hence why we use 750Ti's which can not do sli.
Not the only reason but i had to mention it

ooo and for anyone interested, i just boosted my MSI GTX 750Ti's to 1.4GHz and their running stable mining groestl.
Right now the increase from 1.3GHz to 1.4GHz and made a large improvement from
3.1MH/s to 3.4MH/s, all with an increased power load of 2W!

so to state, each of my cards now considers 2w more power, however produces almost 300khash/s more. So a 9% improvement for a 2% power increase. And the shares being submitted seem to be more stable aswell. If it gives stability issues i will be sure to let you all know. Performance with the new groestl release when its out will be very interesting. i wonder if overclocks will keep.

Thats a question actually, have you noticed an increase/decrease in TDP under the un-released groestl code? As if you havent, overclocks should remain good, and if you see triple performance, my overclock could get triple benefit (0.9MH/s) on each card

wow thanks... i didn't know that

guess i'll just get 750/Ti then

looks like its best card to mine efficiently for now