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Simplemining on the M.2 drive failed to boot, simplemining on SSD failed to boot, re-installed windows and I'm unable to even install drivers for graphics card...oh well of to the RMA land it goes... ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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OP here, so the rig failed after with Z270-p failed after 10 months, first it failed to boot to WIN10, nevermind tried to switch to Simplemining, the OS on the stick got buggered on booting up. I managed to get 5 cards running on windows after a BIOS update to 1002 (plugging them in one after another with reboots). Rig ran for 15 minutes before the graphics failed...oh well Simplemining atempt 2 on the way...
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Nope, the PSU will supply on demand, meaning it will run as 6 GU's, the consumption will rise only after you add the remaining cards
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The older models of risers were not powered, that is why. ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif)
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Just be carefull which model of 3gb 1060 you buy, the 3GB MSI armor's hash higher than GIGABYTE GeForce GTX1060 WINDFORCE OC 3G for example (1832h/s vs 1475h/s on a 6 card rig)
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Just out of curiosity, how do you plan on putting 4 cards into a motherboard that only has 3 PCI express slots?
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in bios set PCIE express lane speed to gen 2 and that is pretty much all you need to do on this motherboard. well maybe switch primary display to PCIE express too since you are already in the BIOS.
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Hi i'm new in the foro so i don't know where post this, i installed the program, i have win10, 3xRX480 asus strix, i was mining eth but i want mining zcash now, and i can't, windows freezes and shows a blue screen of thread stuck in device driver, i downgrade my driver to 16.12.2 but it wasn't work so i reinstall windows but it wasn't work either, i update the drivers too but nothing, i need some help pls.
We had similar problems with one of the 480 strix cards, it just won't mine( crashes the system after a while). Gaming is fine on it, but it just won't mine without issues. I was not able to find solution.
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Well maybe, try to find if it has bios settings for TOLUD set it to lower than 4G or above 4G. B150 chipset will not run more than 4 max out is 5 and it will run only on Biostar TB150 I think. Maybe try one of these it's all Asrock. I think the used Z170 (MSI, ASUS) would be best low budget mobo if you can't get BTC ones, Z170 can run 6 gpu with some troubles. http://cryptomining-blog.com/tag/motherboard-for-ethereum-mining/Stay away from Z170-A Pro though, there is no way to set TOLUD directly in BIOS and it actually refused to boot system with 3 cards in(4G decoding was set in BIOS, did fuck all to help, had to flash down bios to G version for it to work with 2 cards).
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Pluging in the cards one by one in consecutive reboots worked, thank you for the tip (8 hours uptime so far) ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif) I have the same mb, I gotten 5 cards to work, with 4g decoding turned on, and all settings possible set at gen 1, when I plug in card 6 it shows bios splash 2 times then black screen.
Try gen 2, i switched to Gen 2 too.
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Thank you all, i will try the adviced steps.
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I have the following configuration Asus prime Z270-p Celeron 3930 4gb DDR4 6x RX480 (MSI gaming x 4gb version) M.2 harddrive
When i try to use more than 3 card the system does not boot up(actualy does not even show up the bios press delete option if i recall correctly)
I have enabdled the above 4g decoding(newwest BIOS) and set all PCIE to gen 1. Is there anything else that needs to be set in order for 6 cards to work? I'm clueless what I'm doing wrong.
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