I am using the newest.  https://www.dropbox.com/s/1ddrw1rc7jjtiqs/bfgminer_gridseed_pr3.7z
I just cannot remember how to specify com ports for the argument line so I can overclock each one individually.
They are running great as is but the 5 chip units are volt modded to go higher.  They both tested stable at 1125. 
Thanks

That is true.  BFG has been better in the v4 releases with this instability it seems though.  I will keep an eye on it.
It is still better than cgminer for so many miners.  I cannot keep my OneString miners running stably on cgminer no matter what system or settings.  I am looking forward to BFG support for them so much.
Thanks I appreciate the argument.  I will let you know how it goes.

Hi, I have been using multiminer since last night, but I noticed that the miner 'plays' with my engine clock and memclock :

Date  , GPU Core Clock [MHz] , GPU Memory Clock [MHz] , GPU Temperature [°C] , Fan Speed (%) [%] , Fan Speed (RPM) [RPM] , GPU Load [%] , Memory Usage (Dedicated) [MB] , Memory Usage (Dynamic) [MB] , VDDC [V] , VDDC Current [A] , VDDC Power [W]
2014-04-17 22:24:00 ,  1025.0  ,  1500.0  ,  64.0  ,  48  ,  2242  ,  98  ,  201  ,  55  ,  1.169  ,  18.6  ,  21.6  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:01 ,  1025.0  ,  1500.0  ,  64.0  ,  48  ,  2224  ,  98  ,  203  ,  55  ,  1.169  ,  18.4  ,  21.4  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:02 ,  1025.0  ,  1500.0  ,  63.0  ,  48  ,  2219  ,  98  ,  207  ,  55  ,  1.169  ,  18.2  ,  21.2  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:03 , 870.0  ,  1500.0 ,  63.0  ,  48  ,  2220  ,  0  ,  207  ,  55  ,  1.169  ,  15.0  ,  21.2  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:04 ,  300.0  ,  150.0 ,  60.0  ,  43  ,  2089  ,  0  ,  207  ,  55  ,  0.894  ,  4.3  ,  3.8  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:05 ,  300.0  ,  150.0  ,  60.0  ,  43  ,  2029  ,  0  ,  207  ,  55  ,  0.887  ,  4.3  ,  4.0  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:06 ,  501.0  ,  1500.0  ,  59.0  ,  43  ,  2008  ,  0  ,  213  ,  55  ,  0.906  ,  7.2  ,  6.7  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:07 ,  300.0 ,  150.0  ,  59.0  ,  43  ,  2006  ,  0  ,  217  ,  55  ,  0.894  ,  4.3  ,  3.6  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:08 ,  300.0  ,  150.0  ,  58.0  ,  43  ,  2007  ,  0  ,  221  ,  55  ,  0.894  ,  4.1  ,  3.6  ,
2014-04-17 22:24:09 ,  300.0  ,  150.0  ,  58.0  ,  43  ,  2000  ,  7  ,  231  ,  55  ,  0.894  ,  4.9  ,  4.5  ,

You can see that it goes from 1025Ghz (my settings) to as low as 300Ghz, then eventually goes back to 1025 again later. How come? It changes voltage, and hashrate aswell. Does it come from Multiminer or the miner itself? (BFGminer). I wanted to use cgminer as I know this one but is it possible to make Multiminer use it? I guess it is but I didn't find how to do it...
Sorry for my bad english.

Hi,
Yes I have an Intensity set up, and when I am not using the computer it's on 13. The clock modification happens in the middle of nothing actually, I am not even at home I just check the log and see it after.  However the "Automatically Set GPU mining environment" was checked, so I unchecked it, will see how it goes thanks.
I am using a R9 280X, here is the command line : 

Also, I noticed that the miner is supposed to mine the most profitable coin on Coinchoose, but most of the time when I force the miner to mine dogecoin for instance, the profit in USD is higher, regardless of the profitability on Coinchoose. How come? It seems that these days the coin that profits the most is DogeCoin (~$2,7/day according to multiminer) whilst the miner usually mines GoldCoin (~$1,4/day) or BottleCaps (~$0,8/day) because on Coinchoose they have better profitability. I don't understand that. Multiminer should always mine DogeCoin as it brings more USD shouldn't it?

What hash rate do you get with that argument line?
I have 2 Sapphire 280X's that are stuck at 479 kh/s and I have been trying everything.  I had a XFX 280X that had the same results.  I cannot get any cards in the system to go over 479 kh/s.

I just want to thank Nwools for this program again....I really like it and I appreciate the hard work....!!

HI Nate
I am wondering when there will be OneSting Miner support.  I know Ben had sent some units out to Luke and I hope you Nate.
I am so totally tired of the twice a day crash that cgminer does no matter what system or version I run it on.
Hopefully soon.

Thanks for all the hard work Nate.

Sorry for the silence folks. I've been out of town for two of the past three weeks on business. Then I've been playing catch-up on many different projects (mostly "real" work) after returning. I still have a ways to go but should be back to "normal" by next week.

But to give a few peeks at what is currently brewing, MobileMiner is now available on the Chrome Web Store:



And here's a little preview of some work that is coming along nicely:

Thanks Nate.
I know Luke has got one but he has been quiet on questions to how soon support was coming.  I have more of the OneString setups coming for review.  I hope he gets to it soon.

Great work on the Chrome app.  I have it installed and logged in.  I gave it 5 stars as well.

Thanks again.