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BBozard (OP)
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January 04, 2018, 09:30:44 PM
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Hello. I have a mining rig that crashes to the bios screen every day or so. It will mine fine from anywhere to 1-3 days then I will get a notification that its offline and when I look at the monitor it simply says "Asrock" like its trying to boot up but it never will. I have to unplug the rig and plug it back in to fix it. Any ideas? Its a really annoying problem.
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January 04, 2018, 09:56:18 PM
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Hello. I have a mining rig that crashes to the bios screen every day or so. It will mine fine from anywhere to 1-3 days then I will get a notification that its offline and when I look at the monitor it simply says "Asrock" like its trying to boot up but it never will. I have to unplug the rig and plug it back in to fix it. Any ideas? Its a really annoying problem.

Could be a riser going bad, or even the GPU.  Do you have a spare riser you can start swapping out one by one to see if the rig stabilizes?
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January 05, 2018, 01:53:38 AM
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Hello. I have a mining rig that crashes to the bios screen every day or so. It will mine fine from anywhere to 1-3 days then I will get a notification that its offline and when I look at the monitor it simply says "Asrock" like its trying to boot up but it never will. I have to unplug the rig and plug it back in to fix it. Any ideas? Its a really annoying problem.

Could be a hard drive getting ready to fail. Or are you using USB?
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January 05, 2018, 03:17:25 AM
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Here are the possibilities:
  • It Boots up but doesn't POST, it wasn't the RAM or CPU.
  • Could be the Power Supply - Monitor the voltages.
  • A bent or broken SATA Cable (if you're using HDD or wired SSD)
  • If it crashed due to CPU overheating, the system will shutdown, not restart. But did you properly applied the Thermal Paste? just to be sure.
  • could be one of the GPU failing, or the riser is broken.

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