Here is what I see with -n command. Problem is my R9 290 isn't monitored no matter what --gpu-platform or --gpu-map commands I make. I have the same issue if there is a HD5870 but even worse because it doesn't start if a monitor isn't plugged in. R9 290's fan is working on low rpm so I am sure the card can be damaged very easily that way in like 5-10 minutes maybe( I wonder if there is some throttling solution to this integrated in the GPU?)? I want it to be monitored by cgminer. Please tell me the right command in this scenario. Also will there be a difference if I don't attach a monitor on my integrated Intel HD Graphics GPU too? Only ethernet and power cables and autorun file
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It works on --gpu-platform 1 but it doesn't show temperatures. If I change 1 to 0 cgminer shuts down or if I choose -d 1 or more... maybe I need to use a combination of gpu-map and --gpu-platform?
