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Do they track cloud mining l.e. Hashflare? Thanks!
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It keeps showing +inf in the hash rate and when it doesn't, hash is only 100-200... Any fixes for 1.0?? R9 280
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Does anyone know where to find a complete menu of command line switches? Didn't see one googling it... Thanks
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I have been mining with various nvidia cards with great success. I added an R9 380 and I am getting periodic +info and eventually I get a win 10 error that I'm out of 16GB of memory. I saw one fix to roll back to .9. Does anyone have a fix for 1.0? Thanks
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I understand, especially about adequately describing rig. Let me put something together I can post with each question. Your time is much too valuable to be running down my problem piece by piece. Give me a day. I really do appreciate your help and this has been a great community!
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Yes, it is in between power strip and wall. However unlikely, tried that and still have the problem. Put it back and the frequency of reboots is gradually going down. I am down to 3-4 per day... Thanks
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Absolutely! That's how I got a good 3 days before I manually shut it down.
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Ok. Seemed to be working fine, no reboots for 3 days. I noticed the extension was getting warm, so I shut it down to use a larger gauge extension and now it's worse! Rebooting every few hours. Any clue why this would be? Thanks again.
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Found some pretty cheap and was wondering how they produce? Just mining for ease and speculation...thanks
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I will try swapping risers as I bring on card by card.
If I were more comfortable with Linux I would give it a try.
I thought about the ram so I brought it up to 8. No effect...
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i don't see anything out of the ordinary in Claymore logs.
Win says
A connected hardware error has occurred
Component: PCIE Root Port
Error Source: Advanced Error Reporting (PCIE)
Bus Device Function 0x0:0x1C:0x6
VendorID:DeviceID: 0x8086:0xA296
Class Code: 0x30400
New rig working fine for a couple of days
500w is an Antec but it is a couple of years old
After I learn and exhaust all my resources, I might have to call someone
All psus are at 100 with temps running from 49-66c adding another fan today
Thanks for the feedback. I hope the Win log points us to something.
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Thanks all! Here are some answers.
OS Win 10 Pro
Fans are all 100
Will look at logs
All power connected to mobo including pcie supplement power
Using 1000w for mobo and 3 demanding gpus 500w for less demanding gpus. They draw about 500 and 350w respectively
Does this help for diagnosis? Thanks
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Can't seem to diagnose why my rig is rebooting itself twice a day. Running a mix of 6 gpus, all nvidia on a biostar tb250btc with g temps running well under 70c. Anyone else have an issue like this and what was the culprit? Thanks!
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Been looking but can't find a good guide for optimizing gpus for SC. I should be getting WAY more than this out of these cards. Thanks
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I notice an ID for the CPU. Can you use this to mine as well? If so, how? Thanks
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Well, here I am again with something new that has me shut down. I boot, Afterburner kicks in, then Claymore. It finds all 4 cards, then one after the other it says it can's fine temp, error 15 and throws me a bluescreen. I have googled it to death and tried some of the fixes in Bittalk and no luck. I now have all cards set to zero OC and still can't seem to get it to go. It was great this morning. Any more ideas?
I have: set OC to 0, reseated cards, reinstalled Claymore, run bluescreen troubleshooter in Win 10, reinstalled all NVidia drivers 22.21.13.8569.
I have not: rolled back driver, bypassed Afterburner (the only way I know to OC).
Thanks, Roy
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Where do you get your supplies?
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That's how I have it set up with a 1000w and 500w and 4 gpus only drawing about 750w at this time. I am thinking I just have some cheaper connecters mixed in there. Is there a good supplier that has quality and reliability?
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