 Show Posts
|
|
Pages: [1]
|
Just for your information, you can put set instead of setx, basically the difference is set is changed only for the duration of the program. setx is basically a universal change. Good to see your gpu's are working, sometimes its the little things...
Ok thanks! Will the settings, that were defined with setx, be reset to default upon restart of the pc? no, they will not reset. the values persist through reboots with SETX. with SET it will only be used in that CMD (or .bat) session and be reset when it closes or the machine reboots. i prefer environmental variables to only be used for the duration of that mining session in case some other program i will fire up at some point uses those values and behaves unexpectedly. not that i know of any but you never know. I'd prefer temporary environmental variables too. You don't happen to know what the default is, do you? XD (I already used the setx commands) Edit: Nevermind, I found that they are stored in the registry and did a quick comparison with another pc. I think you can just delete the entries without any issues |
|
|
|
Just for your information, you can put set instead of setx, basically the difference is set is changed only for the duration of the program. setx is basically a universal change. Good to see your gpu's are working, sometimes its the little things...
Ok thanks! Will the settings, that were defined with setx, be reset to default upon restart of the pc? |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did Is the second slot on the mobo or a riser, if it is a riser sounds like it's a bad riser. If its on mobo does it have a third slot you can try. Slots on mobo s do go bad also. Also double check the seating of the cards, I've messed around in a rig and jarred one and they want connect. Also, you could try driver 16.5.2, it has been rather stable. I'm running 8x 280x with 16.12.2 with no problems. Also, what os are you using and is the rig used for anything else. It's plugged directly into the mobo. I don't think it's a physical issue, since it was working fine before the driver update to 16.12. Strange that it works for you though. I'm using windows 8.1 as my OS and it's my normal desktop PC. When you "upgraded to the latest amd drivers " were other ms updates done, if so you might want to try rolling back to that point. Also, I thought you said both cards will work in slot 1 but neither will work in slot 2, is there a third slot? Sorry, also I'm win 10, there maybe others who can help with 8.1, left it as soon as I could. No, unfortunately I don't have any system recovery points available. I only tested if the second card would work on it's own in the second slot. I only have 2 pci-e slots. I don't think the card itself is damaged, since it was outputting a video signal to my monitor. I would have left win 8.1 as well if the update process wasn't so horrible (I did it on my laptop and it deleted all my programs -.-). Do you know if the opencl version is included in the graphics driver itself or if it is a standalone program? Maybe I could reinstall that separately. The opencl is installed when the gpu drivers are installed. Was anything else updated when you updated the amd drivers. Does the single card in the first slot mine properly. Ok, then I'll try again reinstalling the drivers, maybe DUU didn't clean up the driver properly last time. No,I think nothing else was updated. Yes, the single card in the first slot is mining fine right now, not a single issue. (I still have both plugged in, but the second one is just running idle) I would try the two cards one at a time in slot 2. Also do you have any other card that you can use in slot 2 to see if it works. And how is -di set. Alright I reinstalled the 15.12 driver using the lastest version of DUU for clean up. I did several tests for each combination. GPU-Z to see if OpenCL support was recognized. LuxMark as an OpenCL benchmark/test. Compubench for a second OpenCL test and finally I tested the v8 and v11 miners. Just a quick remark: the Compubench test is really strange and crashed everytime I had only 1 card installed. No idea what to make of that, maybe just a poorly written benchmark tool. Here are the results: Both cards - GPU 1 in 1st slot & GPU 2 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z, LuxMark, Compubench were all positive. v11 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 1st slot) card e.g for -di 1. For -di 1 0 it would hang and the console window wouldn't even close. Shutting down the pc lead to a boot loop, only hard reset helped. v8 miner also worked only for the GPU1. GPU1 in 1st slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: passed v8: passed GPU1 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: passed v8: passed GPU2 in 1st slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: crashed with with Hashrate not equal to 0, crashed after 2 submitted shares v8: crashed with H/s = 0 and caused the to driver reset GPU2 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: crashed with H/s = 0 and "OC v5, Reset control for GPU0" in the log file v8: crashed with H/s = 0 and "OC v5, Reset control for GPU0" in the log file Both GPUs in reversed order: GPU-Z, LuxMark, Compubench were all positive. v11 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 2nd slot) card e.g for -di 0. Using -di 1 caused the driver to crash v8 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 2nd slot) card e.g for -di 0. Using -di 1 caused the driver to crash Sorry for the long post, but this behavoir is really unexplainable to me, especially since it worked just fine before the driver update Also another question: How do you parse the GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 to the program? If I write it in the config file it returns a red error message, telling me it's an unknown command. And everything I write into the .bat file is ignored somehow. Thanks a lot for your willingness to help me so far! First I hope this was just a typo but -di should be -di 01 not -di 0 1 so far as I know The set commands go in the start.bat file not the config.txt setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 1 setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100 setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1 setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 ZecMiner64.exe Thanks a lot! I was missing the "setx" I tried with -di 01 (it was not a typo) and it works with both cards now!! It's strange though, I think it worked with the space in between before, at least the GPU's were recognized. Anyway, I'm happy I got a working solution, not going to question the logic behind it. Thank you so much!  |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did Is the second slot on the mobo or a riser, if it is a riser sounds like it's a bad riser. If its on mobo does it have a third slot you can try. Slots on mobo s do go bad also. Also double check the seating of the cards, I've messed around in a rig and jarred one and they want connect. Also, you could try driver 16.5.2, it has been rather stable. I'm running 8x 280x with 16.12.2 with no problems. Also, what os are you using and is the rig used for anything else. It's plugged directly into the mobo. I don't think it's a physical issue, since it was working fine before the driver update to 16.12. Strange that it works for you though. I'm using windows 8.1 as my OS and it's my normal desktop PC. When you "upgraded to the latest amd drivers " were other ms updates done, if so you might want to try rolling back to that point. Also, I thought you said both cards will work in slot 1 but neither will work in slot 2, is there a third slot? Sorry, also I'm win 10, there maybe others who can help with 8.1, left it as soon as I could. No, unfortunately I don't have any system recovery points available. I only tested if the second card would work on it's own in the second slot. I only have 2 pci-e slots. I don't think the card itself is damaged, since it was outputting a video signal to my monitor. I would have left win 8.1 as well if the update process wasn't so horrible (I did it on my laptop and it deleted all my programs -.-). Do you know if the opencl version is included in the graphics driver itself or if it is a standalone program? Maybe I could reinstall that separately. The opencl is installed when the gpu drivers are installed. Was anything else updated when you updated the amd drivers. Does the single card in the first slot mine properly. Ok, then I'll try again reinstalling the drivers, maybe DUU didn't clean up the driver properly last time. No,I think nothing else was updated. Yes, the single card in the first slot is mining fine right now, not a single issue. (I still have both plugged in, but the second one is just running idle) I would try the two cards one at a time in slot 2. Also do you have any other card that you can use in slot 2 to see if it works. And how is -di set. Alright I reinstalled the 15.12 driver using the lastest version of DUU for clean up. I did several tests for each combination. GPU-Z to see if OpenCL support was recognized. LuxMark as an OpenCL benchmark/test. Compubench for a second OpenCL test and finally I tested the v8 and v11 miners. Just a quick remark: the Compubench test is really strange and crashed everytime I had only 1 card installed. No idea what to make of that, maybe just a poorly written benchmark tool. Here are the results: Both cards - GPU 1 in 1st slot & GPU 2 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z, LuxMark, Compubench were all positive. v11 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 1st slot) card e.g for -di 1. For -di 1 0 it would hang and the console window wouldn't even close. Shutting down the pc lead to a boot loop, only hard reset helped. v8 miner also worked only for the GPU1. GPU1 in 1st slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: passed v8: passed GPU1 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: passed v8: passed GPU2 in 1st slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: crashed with with Hashrate not equal to 0, crashed after 2 submitted shares v8: crashed with H/s = 0 and caused the to driver reset GPU2 in 2nd slot: GPU-Z & LuxMark passed, Compubench crashed v11: crashed with H/s = 0 and "OC v5, Reset control for GPU0" in the log file v8: crashed with H/s = 0 and "OC v5, Reset control for GPU0" in the log file Both GPUs in reversed order: GPU-Z, LuxMark, Compubench were all positive. v11 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 2nd slot) card e.g for -di 0. Using -di 1 caused the driver to crash v8 miner worked only for the GPU1 (in 2nd slot) card e.g for -di 0. Using -di 1 caused the driver to crash Sorry for the long post, but this behavoir is really unexplainable to me, especially since it worked just fine before the driver update Also another question: How do you parse the GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100 to the program? If I write it in the config file it returns a red error message, telling me it's an unknown command. And everything I write into the .bat file is ignored somehow. Thanks a lot for your willingness to help me so far! |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did Is the second slot on the mobo or a riser, if it is a riser sounds like it's a bad riser. If its on mobo does it have a third slot you can try. Slots on mobo s do go bad also. Also double check the seating of the cards, I've messed around in a rig and jarred one and they want connect. Also, you could try driver 16.5.2, it has been rather stable. I'm running 8x 280x with 16.12.2 with no problems. Also, what os are you using and is the rig used for anything else. It's plugged directly into the mobo. I don't think it's a physical issue, since it was working fine before the driver update to 16.12. Strange that it works for you though. I'm using windows 8.1 as my OS and it's my normal desktop PC. When you "upgraded to the latest amd drivers " were other ms updates done, if so you might want to try rolling back to that point. Also, I thought you said both cards will work in slot 1 but neither will work in slot 2, is there a third slot? Sorry, also I'm win 10, there maybe others who can help with 8.1, left it as soon as I could. No, unfortunately I don't have any system recovery points available. I only tested if the second card would work on it's own in the second slot. I only have 2 pci-e slots. I don't think the card itself is damaged, since it was outputting a video signal to my monitor. I would have left win 8.1 as well if the update process wasn't so horrible (I did it on my laptop and it deleted all my programs -.-). Do you know if the opencl version is included in the graphics driver itself or if it is a standalone program? Maybe I could reinstall that separately. The opencl is installed when the gpu drivers are installed. Was anything else updated when you updated the amd drivers. Does the single card in the first slot mine properly. Ok, then I'll try again reinstalling the drivers, maybe DUU didn't clean up the driver properly last time. No,I think nothing else was updated. Yes, the single card in the first slot is mining fine right now, not a single issue. (I still have both plugged in, but the second one is just running idle) |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did Is the second slot on the mobo or a riser, if it is a riser sounds like it's a bad riser. If its on mobo does it have a third slot you can try. Slots on mobo s do go bad also. Also double check the seating of the cards, I've messed around in a rig and jarred one and they want connect. Also, you could try driver 16.5.2, it has been rather stable. I'm running 8x 280x with 16.12.2 with no problems. Also, what os are you using and is the rig used for anything else. It's plugged directly into the mobo. I don't think it's a physical issue, since it was working fine before the driver update to 16.12. Strange that it works for you though. I'm using windows 8.1 as my OS and it's my normal desktop PC. When you "upgraded to the latest amd drivers " were other ms updates done, if so you might want to try rolling back to that point. Also, I thought you said both cards will work in slot 1 but neither will work in slot 2, is there a third slot? Sorry, also I'm win 10, there maybe others who can help with 8.1, left it as soon as I could. No, unfortunately I don't have any system recovery points available. I only tested if the second card would work on it's own in the second slot. I only have 2 pci-e slots. I don't think the card itself is damaged, since it was outputting a video signal to my monitor. I would have left win 8.1 as well if the update process wasn't so horrible (I did it on my laptop and it deleted all my programs -.-). Do you know if the opencl version is included in the graphics driver itself or if it is a standalone program? Maybe I could reinstall that separately. |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did Is the second slot on the mobo or a riser, if it is a riser sounds like it's a bad riser. If its on mobo does it have a third slot you can try. Slots on mobo s do go bad also. Also double check the seating of the cards, I've messed around in a rig and jarred one and they want connect. Also, you could try driver 16.5.2, it has been rather stable. I'm running 8x 280x with 16.12.2 with no problems. Also, what os are you using and is the rig used for anything else. It's plugged directly into the mobo. I don't think it's a physical issue, since it was working fine before the driver update to 16.12. Strange that it works for you though. I'm using windows 8.1 as my OS and it's my normal desktop PC. |
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
Did you use DDU to uninstall the existing drivers before installing the new drivers. Yes, I did |
|
|
|
|
Hi,
I need your help.
I have 2x 280X cards and I was using the v8.0 miner (because that's what the pool I'm using directed me at).
Everything was working fine, until I upgraded to the newest amd driver 2 weeks ago. After that the miner would get stuck in a loop at random times, telling me that there was an issue with the gpu.
I've downloaded v11.1 and tried that, but the problem got worse. The miner will get stuck immediately after startup.
I downgraded my driver to 15.12 hoping that would fix the problem. It works more or less now. I can only use my primary card, in the upper most pci-e slot.
For diagnostics I took that one out and started the miner with the other card in the second slot. I immediately got an error message, telling me that no opencl gpu was found.
Is there a way to get my second card running again? (It will neither work with the v8.0 version that was just running fine before the driver update)
|
|
|
|
|
Hi, I'm new here, I've been mining for nearly a month now. And I'm sorry, but I have to throw this problem at you.
I first had only a GTX 560 Ti, but now I've added a 5970 to my rig. I use my computer for everything, mining, gaming and working. I've tried to play some games with the 5970, but I always get lots of fragments and then the game crashes. In my opinion it must be a memory error, since I don't have any problems with mining.
I'm looking for a solution to use both the 5970 and my 560 ti simultaneously in my computer, the 5970 only for mining, while I use the 560 ti for all the other stuff. Is there any possible way to do this?
|
|
|
|
|
