CGMINER different settings for 2 different gpus

[Kinetic915]

Hello all,

I have 3 7950s and one 7790.  How do i specifiy different settings in the batch for the 7790?

Thanks!

[Kinetic915]

anybody?

[Kinetic915]

Or a way to disable certain gpus in one instance and others in the other?

[Kinetic915]

I found --device|-d but i dont believe i am entering the argument right.

--device|-d 1,2,3?  gpu 0 is the 7790

[bcpokey]

Don't just mindlessly spam bump your own thread. You don't need 4 replies in 15 minutes. You've been around enough that you should know better.

You can simply start the miner with specific arguments for each card, you designate which devices to enable using -d as you pasted.

[Kinetic915]

Don't just mindlessly spam bump your own thread. You don't need 4 replies in 15 minutes. You've been around enough that you should know better.

You can simply start the miner with specific arguments for each card, you designate which devices to enable using -d as you pasted.

Yes thats what i have been doing but cgminer continually crashes.  Ill keep trying thanks.  I was attempting to update what I was trying, I will edit next time sorry

[Kinetic915]

Don't just mindlessly spam bump your own thread. You don't need 4 replies in 15 minutes. You've been around enough that you should know better.

You can simply start the miner with specific arguments for each card, you designate which devices to enable using -d as you pasted.

using just -d 1 2 3 for example?

cgminer crash on that

[Kinetic915]

got it working with three separate arguments -d 1 -d 2 -d 3.  Strange as the readme points to --repeat -d <arg>  that was throwing me off thanks again

[bcpokey]

use commas, -d 1,2,3

[Kinetic915]

use commas, -d 1,2,3

Strangely I did that and it crashed

[emunebtk]

its very finicky so mess around with the spaces in between commas or make sure the -d is lowercase which can cause an issue. You can also make 4 different Launch.bat files for each card to make things are little easier to test out at first. One would be -d 1, the next -d 2 and so on..

[phorensic]

I could never get multiple instances to work, but the author suggests using the --remove-disabled flag in addition to what you are trying to do.

[Xian01]

I could never get multiple instances to work, but the author suggests using the --remove-disabled flag in addition to what you are trying to do.

 On a related note, I threw a NVDA 560ti into the first slot, and an AMD 7970 into the second slot, and I was not able to get --gpu-platform 1 working properly Always defaulted to the NVDA card and did not recognize the AMD card. (cgminer -n identified NVDA as platform 0 and AMD as platform 1)

 Windoze 7, CGMiner 3.1.0 FWIW