Please compile for windows 10 x64 .
@786sam The R9 Nano (and R9 Fury) have the highest memory bandwidth of all GPUs: 512 GB/s. Equihash is memory bandwidth-bound, hence he speedup.
By the way if anyone has R9 Fury or R9 Fury X performance numbers, send them to me (preferably stock clocks).
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170 S/s with 2x RX470 :-)))))))
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Total 172.0 sol/s [dev0 81.1, dev1 79.7] 11 shares
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@mrb can u upload compiled version so we can use strait outa the box would be appreciated.
compilation is 3sec…It would take you longer to download the binary;-)
4gb
1x sapphire ref + 1x sapphire nitro+. They perform the same with same params.
mem 1950 core 1150 modded bios with 1375 straps
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It’s not 0% cpu, it’s 1% 
I’m on windows and have nothing to compile with 
Wow! thanks.
MY 4X RX 470 rig jumped from 140 to 226 H/s, cards unmodded (57 H/s).
pretty sure someone who has mods will get 65 H/s
Edit: if only zec price cooperated and stopped going down for a change.
Ohh. This one works fine.
On Ubuntu 15.04, fglrx I get 80-90H/s for R9 390, 40-50H/s for R7 370.
On Ubuntu 16.04 amdgpupro (from kernel 4.9-r3) I get I get 75-90 for RX 470/480 (different brands, 1500 memory strips, hash mostly depends on overclock values).
has anyone a result for r9 280X ?
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Yea R9 280x please, sponsor for Claymore’s long enough
Awesome result, please port it to windows
someone already ported it to windows, he should realese it soon (testing).
you can see in SA thread on bitcointalk.org:
Quote from: zawawa on Today at 08:53:51 PM
I am getting pretty good speeds with SILENTARMY v5 and 3 RX 480’s on Windows 10.
This is amazing…
Code:Total 277.6 sol/s [dev0 93.5, dev1 97.5, dev2 86.6] 0 shares
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Total 266.7 sol/s [dev0 86.7, dev1 91.7, dev2 88.4] 3 shares
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apparently, about 70 H/s on 280x (unmodded):
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Sorry, I never liked those, although had some for a period. Too noisy.
any results on 1080? I’m only getting 50-55.
Awesome update gone to 150 H/s on a R9 295x2 
Just merged Genoil/silentarmy(windows) , Kubuxu/silentarmy(nvidia high cpu workaround) with mbevand/silentarmy(v5)
into : dagf2101/silentarmy
If someone is interested…
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Ubuntu 15.04, fglrx 90-100H/s for R9 390 on sa current git + tweaks from uncommited issue #66.
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