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Title: How many cards can Claymore handle Post by: opies32765 on July 31, 2017, 04:43:05 PM Hi Guys
how many GPU's can claymore handle at one time with only one miner running ? Meaning only one instance ? Thanks in advance Title: Re: How many cards can Claymore handle Post by: soothaa on July 31, 2017, 04:44:59 PM I do not believe there is a limit as I have seen screen shots of the program running 10-12 cards. The real limitations you will run into will be motherboard, driver, and OS related. Are you looking at the new 12 GPU board? If so I have seen Claymore running on it just fine.
Some more details about your set up and what you are looking at would be helpful if you want a more specific answer :) Title: Re: How many cards can Claymore handle Post by: opies32765 on July 31, 2017, 05:20:52 PM Thanks for the response
Yes i have a new asrock h110 btc + running with 8 nvidia cards and wanted to add some AMD's but wanted to see the miner's limitation...i really dont want to open another instance Title: Re: How many cards can Claymore handle Post by: Cereberus on July 31, 2017, 06:22:28 PM Thanks for the response Yes i have a new asrock h110 btc + running with 8 nvidia cards and wanted to add some AMD's but wanted to see the miner's limitation...i really dont want to open another instance With Claymore you will have difficulties running Nvidia plus AMD cards together on a single miner, however you can download 2 versions of Claymore, the CUDA version for Nvidia (which I believe you already have) and then download the Open CL AMD version when you add the AMD cards. Run the versions separately and things should be fine. If you can't then download Nicehash, with it it is very easy to run a single instance with all kind of cards you may have. As you can see in the picture below. https://i.imgur.com/CmMg3P6.png |
