Quote from: arachn1d on April 12, 2011, 08:27:01 PM

So "f" flag seems to be doing nothing. However someone suggested this: and my rate went up to 320 Mhash/s

-v -w128

Depending on if I had -v -w128 -f 1 or -f 128 nothing changes.

Hmm well that's odd. From what I know the -f controls the "Frames per second" setting which you'd think if you set it to a lower number it would use "more" of your GPU and leave less for your desktop environment - ie increase performance slightly. Typically a higher -f setting is used if you find your desktop laggy.

I think though if you leave the -f argument out it default to a setting of -f 30