That's because the PC wasn't created to become a mining rig =))
Topic: 10x Vega 56 BSOD (Read 340 times)
Yeah all kinds of strange things can happen
That's because the PC wasn't created to become a mining rig =))
That's because the PC wasn't created to become a mining rig =))
For me one of the power outs I had really messed up my Windows. Basically, my rig booted to MOBOs BIOS and that was that. Had to reinstall Windows again and after that everything worked just fine.
I did try , i swapped even the psy and everything.
I removed the gpu and it seems to be working.
I removed the gpu and it seems to be working.
no, 1 x ax1500i , 1 x hx1200i .
i think i have one faulty gpu , somehow i removed it and it seems that the BSOD stopped.
I ve been mining for 15h now , no BSOD yet.
i think i have one faulty gpu , somehow i removed it and it seems that the BSOD stopped.
I ve been mining for 15h now , no BSOD yet.
As somebody else said, try swapping the riser on that 'faulty' gpu - I had a power outage that killed a 5vega rig, took bloody ages to troubleshoot.
New riser got it back up eventually - had been running fine for months previous, clearly the riser took a hit somehow when the power when out/back on again.
New riser got it back up eventually - had been running fine for months previous, clearly the riser took a hit somehow when the power when out/back on again.
Yeah, let's hope your riser is faulty and not your gpu, as people have already posted, you'll want to try the gpu in question with another riser,
if the same problem persists, test your gpu in a different rig and if it doesn't work there too, well, your gpu is probably busted, but if it works then I might be suspecting the pcie slot on your rig's motherboard might have a problem...
in any way, good luck!
As somebody else said, try swapping the riser on that 'faulty' gpu - I had a power outage that killed a 5vega rig, took bloody ages to troubleshoot.
New riser got it back up eventually - had been running fine for months previous, clearly the riser took a hit somehow when the power when out/back on again.
New riser got it back up eventually - had been running fine for months previous, clearly the riser took a hit somehow when the power when out/back on again.
no, 1 x ax1500i , 1 x hx1200i .
i think i have one faulty gpu , somehow i removed it and it seems that the BSOD stopped.
I ve been mining for 15h now , no BSOD yet.
i think i have one faulty gpu , somehow i removed it and it seems that the BSOD stopped.
I ve been mining for 15h now , no BSOD yet.
Interesting... same size PSU?
My bsod had happend when psu dying and finally dead,new psu and bsod resolved.
My bsod had happend when psu dying and finally dead,new psu and bsod resolved.
For the original poster... This is exactly what I recommend you do also... pull off the riser and unplug the VGA cables to the card in question
A bad GPU can make the whole system unstable, which is why you want to disconnect it from the motherboard so you can isolate the problem. You could also try that GPU in another system by itself.
A bad GPU can make the whole system unstable, which is why you want to disconnect it from the motherboard so you can isolate the problem. You could also try that GPU in another system by itself.
I can boot. The BSOD happens when I start mining.
After some time, can be 1 hour , can be 5 min.
After some time, can be 1 hour , can be 5 min.
Yes. Only one PSU should power both VGA power connectors. If you use two different PSU's, they could go out of phase and damage the GPU. Disconnect that card from the PCI-E slot on the motherboard and see if you can boot without out it.
Update , even with GPU9 disabled , it still went down , BSOD.
What do you mean VGA connectors? U mean the PCI-e Cables?
there's 2 PCI-e connectors on each card.
I dont power 1 card from 2 PSU's.
I have 6 cards on one PSU , 4 cards on the other.
What do you mean VGA connectors? U mean the PCI-e Cables?
there's 2 PCI-e connectors on each card.
I dont power 1 card from 2 PSU's.
I have 6 cards on one PSU , 4 cards on the other.
Yes. How many PSU's are powering the VGA power connectors on that card?
UPDATE : I tried running Claymore Cryptonote Miner , it doesnt make the same hashes as cast , but I got an error on GPU 9 .
I checked the settings everything is correct , so I started cast-xmr without GPU9.
Now to see if it works and doesnt bluescreen anymore. Is there a chance that the Gpu got affected by the pwoerdown somehow?
Thanks
I checked the settings everything is correct , so I started cast-xmr without GPU9.
Now to see if it works and doesnt bluescreen anymore. Is there a chance that the Gpu got affected by the pwoerdown somehow?
Thanks
Yeah thanks for the help.
I have the bad habbit of using strong PSU's for my rigs.
For example this one has 6 x Vega56 on Ax1500i and 4 x Vega 56 on Hx1200i , Corsair.
I m measuring power from the wall , its always been 900W plus minus 20 watts.
It's not power 100%. Im thinking maybe some riser got screwed during the power down.
For example this one has 6 x Vega56 on Ax1500i and 4 x Vega 56 on Hx1200i , Corsair.
I m measuring power from the wall , its always been 900W plus minus 20 watts.
It's not power 100%. Im thinking maybe some riser got screwed during the power down.
Well, then elimination is the only option.
Edit: One more thing about Vega56 and power. I had 6x 56s drawing 7a/240v, that's 280w per card. So that Hx1200i maybe running pretty close with 4x 56s.
I have the bad habbit of using strong PSU's for my rigs.
For example this one has 6 x Vega56 on Ax1500i and 4 x Vega 56 on Hx1200i , Corsair.
I m measuring power from the wall , its always been 900W plus minus 20 watts.
It's not power 100%. Im thinking maybe some riser got screwed during the power down.
For example this one has 6 x Vega56 on Ax1500i and 4 x Vega 56 on Hx1200i , Corsair.
I m measuring power from the wall , its always been 900W plus minus 20 watts.
It's not power 100%. Im thinking maybe some riser got screwed during the power down.
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000116 (0xffffd48a4ea880f0, 0xfffff80af3d0fc7c, 0xffffffffc0000001, 0x0000000000000003). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 0f4ed64f-a785-4cac-bd28-524cc1a6dd44.
Maybe power related. Start by reducing load on each PSU by removing one card each off each PSU.
Edit: Did you have soft power play tables applied? Maybe you need to re-apply?
its not overheating. and it was working perfectly until the power down toady.
even now im reinstalling the drivers again , it gave bsod after 1 hour.
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000116 (0xffffd48a4ea880f0, 0xfffff80af3d0fc7c, 0xffffffffc0000001, 0x0000000000000003). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 0f4ed64f-a785-4cac-bd28-524cc1a6dd44.
even now im reinstalling the drivers again , it gave bsod after 1 hour.
The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck. The bugcheck was: 0x00000116 (0xffffd48a4ea880f0, 0xfffff80af3d0fc7c, 0xffffffffc0000001, 0x0000000000000003). A dump was saved in: C:\Windows\MEMORY.DMP. Report Id: 0f4ed64f-a785-4cac-bd28-524cc1a6dd44.
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