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Anyone else with experience with this motherboard?
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I have the same MOBO and ordered an M.2 to pci-express adapter.
It will go as the 7th GPU, so you can use 7 GPUs for sure, but I don't see any problem getting a splitter to push 8 GPUs.
I just have the PSU for 7 GPUs max.
What are your settings to get 7 GPU:s working? I can not get the motherboard to detect more than 6 GPU:s |
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Thank you for your reply! I will try this out soon.
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I have 6 GPU:s working.. just wondering if its worth to try to get 1-2 more on that board with PCI-E splitters?
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Hi,
I'm using OptiminerZero windows version.
I have a nvidia 1070, rx 580 (8GB) and rx 480 (4GB)
How do I choose which gpu to use so I can mine the rx 480 using the 4gb version of OptiminerZero? Or does someone have experience using the 8 GB miner with 4 GB cards?
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Yep.. the problem was the patcher. Had run it. But then used DDU to remove the drivers at some point.. forgot to run it again.
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I am trying to mod a ASUS DUAL RX 480 4 OGB - BIOS using the SRBPolaris BIOS editor. However, if i flash the new BIOS the GPU no longer works. It does boot and shows in device manager, but the clock rates are shown as 0 Mhz in GPU-Z and for example Claymore miner fails to see the GPU.
What bios editor should I use for this card? Flashib the original BIOS found from ASUS website always fixes the problem.
you need to learn a lot yet. After flashing the bios use atikmdag patcher Thanks for your reply. I hope it is something as simple as this. I actually forgot about the patcher.. since my RX 580:s work fine (I have patched the drivers at some point, but I guess I need to run the patcher again after using DDU). I will try to see if this is the problem. |
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I am trying to mod a ASUS DUAL RX 480 4 OGB - BIOS using the SRBPolaris BIOS editor. However, if i flash the new BIOS the GPU no longer works. It does boot and shows in device manager, but the clock rates are shown as 0 Mhz in GPU-Z and for example Claymore miner fails to see the GPU.
What bios editor should I use for this card? Flashib the original BIOS found from ASUS website always fixes the problem.
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did you changed the bios settings?
changing x16 and x1 lane speeds to gen1 and enable 4g decoding?
I will try this tomorrow and see if it helps. This seemed to have helped some. Atleast I got one 1070 working. So far it only works if the PCE-E riser is connected to the 16X PCI-E slot though.. This particular motherboard does not seem to have an option for "4g decoding". One mention to someone else who might be faced with this problem: it seems like PCI-E splitters (the cards that split a 1X PCI-E port to 2-4 1X PCI-E ports seem to require the PCI-E port to be sett to AUTO from the bios, so setting it to gen1 won't work). |
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did you changed the bios settings?
changing x16 and x1 lane speeds to gen1 and enable 4g decoding?
I will try this tomorrow and see if it helps. |
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What you really need to is ditch windows for Linux if you want to mine with that many cards on a single rig. Windows is unstable and tends to blow things up with random windows updates. Linux is so much more stable and is much easier to get a rig with that many cards running.
I hear you. Is it possible to easily change core and memory voltage in Linux? I was had the impression you couldn't, but I might be mistaken. That has been the reason I have stayed with Windows. Also from the Bios I have not been able to change the core voltage as much as I would have wanted. Not sure if I did something wrong. |
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Hi,
I am trying to get a few NVIDIA GPU:s working with PCI-E risers (I have tried three 1060 3gb and one 1070), but windows does not detect them (even if only 2 cards in total are connected). If i connect the NVIDIA GPUs straight to the 16x PCI-E port the GPU:s all work and are stable. If i connect some of my AMD RX 580:s to the same pci-e riser that did not work for the NVIDIA ones (same riser, same motherboard etc), the GPU:s are detected normally. I have tried with 2 different motherboards. I have 2-3 different kinds of risers (all powered USB-risers).
I heard windows 10 only supports 8 GPU:s of the same brand, so my plan was to use 8 AMD cards and 2 NVIDIA one for a total of 10 from one machine (though I am not there yet.. max I have got to work at the same time at the moment is 5).
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Hi,
I have 5 Radeon RX 580 GPUs dual mining mining with claymore on Windows 10 using the blockchain driver (17.30.1029). The cards been stable for many days.
However, if I add a 6th GPU (I have tried with a RX 480 I have) windows only detects 5 GPU:s (one of the 580:s that works, is not detected). I have tried with a couple different risers.
I have decent quality 2 PSU:s (1000w corsair + 750w seasonic). I have measured my power usage from the wall, and the PSU:s are not close to maxing out (at about 60-70% load). All the PCI-E risers are powered from the 1000w PSU)
The motherboard I'm using is Gigabyte H110 D3 A. Using 4gb RAM.
Any pointers to what I might be doing wrong?
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Very expensive to get "Donator" or "VIP" status!  (I do undertand this threa started in 2013..) |
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Glad to hear this will be a totally new coin  |
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Any news on being lsited on some high volume exchange? Like binance for example?
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When and where can I download the wallet?
I can also do some translation work into Finnish if needed..
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