Tried out 2013-12-01 version on 9800GT + Win Vista SP2 x64.

Now getting little better results, but still result varies 2x with every launch of the miner.
If MCU is used up to 30%, getting ~30.2kh/s
If MCU is used only 15% - getting up to 18.2kh/s (edited) with new version of cudaminer MCU gets load 16% doesn't matter better or worse result...

here are the screen with same parameters, but different results (sorry for big images, but don't think someone can read from smaller ones):



After trying a bit, about 5mins can't get better result, just 18kh/s

P.S.: just started the same command line with x64 version of cudaminer and got ~28kh/s. After that getting 30kh/s with 32bit version of cudaminer again...but after stopping and starting miner again - geting 18kh/s...

I'm up to 279 on my GTX 570 

Is it possible to slow down the work load? Fine, I get over 220khash/s with GTX570 but the fan is like a jet engine. I need to work =) I want it to run at 50% or lower?

I am trying to make cudaminer run during the Windows-7 screensaver by triggering Windows scheduler by log-off event, according to this guide http://www.reddit.com/r/BitcoinMining/comments/1mtx01/launching_closing_cgminer_with_screensaver_in/
I have succeeded to lunch cudaminer. But I have troubles to properly kill the cudaminer process.
When I kill it with command it lead to crash of Nvidia drivers.
But in other hand taskkill without /F parameter doesn't able to kill cudaminer at all.
Please advise proper way to automatically terminate cudaminer task.

480 kHash/s here with 780 Ti (OC).

I am going to build a mining rig with two of these. Just because I can.  nearly 2 kHash/s per Watt isn't bad actually.

So the T kernel really isn't the fastest on this device? Strange. Theoretically you should achieve 12/15 of my 480 kHash/s. You have 12 SMX, I have 15. But you will have to allow 106% TDP, enable boost clock offsets and allow higher temperatures. There are several overclocking tools to do this. I use EVGA PrecisionX.

The second CTRL-C is to terminate the .BAT file running within a command prompt. If you're just talking about the cudaminer.exe process, a single CTRL-C is enough. The solution would be to not run a BAT file when the screen saver starts, but cudaminer.exe with args.

Strangely, but I have newer succeeded to lunch cudaminer directly from the "screensaver" task. But only from the .BAT file[/list]

I'm at +96 MHz GPU offset +204 MHz on mem and get 360 kH/s. 384 kH/s would be 12/15 of 480. My card doesn't seem to want to go much higher than that.

I haven't played around much with the different kernels. What are you running?