so i must have the noise - my 280x run quite nice and quiet... and i was not ready for this racket! yes a hand dryer is a very good comparison...
Topic: Asus R9 290 problems (Read 1266 times)
your not wrong - turned the fans down to 65% but temps getting to high 85-90+ degrees - at 75% they sit at around 75 degrees....
so i must have the noise - my 280x run quite nice and quiet... and i was not ready for this racket! yes a hand dryer is a very good comparison...
so i must have the noise - my 280x run quite nice and quiet... and i was not ready for this racket! yes a hand dryer is a very good comparison...
update time - didnt have time to look at it yesterday - but just set it all up again and BINGO seems to be working with no HW errors.
hashing @ 2.58 currently with WU @ 2.4 so some work to do....
for info anyone who is having problems with this - xintenstiy is KING....
and to add it to your BAT file its --xintensity
Starscream - you are a star - with your info and google i seem to have found the solution - THANKYOU
but F@ck me these 290 are LOUD!!!!
any tips on quieting them down?
Shove them in the farthest corner of your house ^^ They seriously are loud (at least the reference ones), reminds of those hot air hand dryers you often see in public restrooms lol. hashing @ 2.58 currently with WU @ 2.4 so some work to do....
for info anyone who is having problems with this - xintenstiy is KING....
and to add it to your BAT file its --xintensity
Starscream - you are a star - with your info and google i seem to have found the solution - THANKYOU
but F@ck me these 290 are LOUD!!!!
any tips on quieting them down?
update time - didnt have time to look at it yesterday - but just set it all up again and BINGO seems to be working with no HW errors.
hashing @ 2.58 currently with WU @ 2.4 so some work to do....
for info anyone who is having problems with this - xintenstiy is KING....
and to add it to your BAT file its --xintensity
Starscream - you are a star - with your info and google i seem to have found the solution - THANKYOU
but F@ck me these 290 are LOUD!!!!
any tips on quieting them down?
hashing @ 2.58 currently with WU @ 2.4 so some work to do....
for info anyone who is having problems with this - xintenstiy is KING....
and to add it to your BAT file its --xintensity
Starscream - you are a star - with your info and google i seem to have found the solution - THANKYOU
but F@ck me these 290 are LOUD!!!!
any tips on quieting them down?
and thankyou for your help....
i thought it was worth a shot, just took it from another rig to see what difference it made... if any.
lots of ideas in my head, so back to the drawing board in the morning....
lots of ideas in my head, so back to the drawing board in the morning....
and yes i have those at the top of my BAT...
this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
Try increasing your TC value before you go to sleep. With 6GB you should be able to run higher TC than what I wrote.this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
When i tried to use what appears to be the standard 290 TC CGminer would not boot - buffer problems.... think it was 32765 or something in this order
I had since put another 2gb in so running 8gb now.... worked fine using the TC in your setup - but will try boosting it in the morning now...
Time to be nice to the mrs and daughter and explain what i have been doing all day is worth while and super productive...
Its hard enough to explain why i spend so much money on the "ROOM HEATERS"
My system has only 4GB though... RAM isn't your issue.
and yes i have those at the top of my BAT...
this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
Try increasing your TC value before you go to sleep. With 6GB you should be able to run higher TC than what I wrote.this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
When i tried to use what appears to be the standard 290 TC CGminer would not boot - buffer problems.... think it was 32765 or something in this order
I had since put another 2gb in so running 8gb now.... worked fine using the TC in your setup - but will try boosting it in the morning now...
Time to be nice to the mrs and daughter and explain what i have been doing all day is worth while and super productive...
Its hard enough to explain why i spend so much money on the "ROOM HEATERS"
and yes i have those at the top of my BAT...
this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
Try increasing your TC value before you go to sleep. With 6GB you should be able to run higher TC than what I wrote. this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
and yes i have those at the top of my BAT...
this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
this is why i am so confused - everything appears to be ok, just shed loads of HW errors....
maybe i will stick to 280x for the next rig... these i can build and have running within an hour
yeah bin files i delete everytime its something i have always done on my rigs...
mem type im not sure - but i have also tried to run it at stock memclock and engine...
i am giving up for the night - my mrs will be home shortly and i have been on this since 10 this morning - so 9 hrs is enough for one day.
maybe i will try the conf file instead of BAT and see if that helps...
will try again tomorrow..
mem type im not sure - but i have also tried to run it at stock memclock and engine...
i am giving up for the night - my mrs will be home shortly and i have been on this since 10 this morning - so 9 hrs is enough for one day.
maybe i will try the conf file instead of BAT and see if that helps...
will try again tomorrow..
Could be -xI , not sure if it's case sensitive or not. Anyway, I'm not sure it's -xI at all , since I'm using a cfg file to run my miner (easier for me to see all the settings) and there aren't any short keys there.
What memory type do you have? You might need to change to clock speeds since mine are based off HynixAFR.
Also, you might wanna try and delete your bin files.
Edit: Forgot to mention that most HW errors are caused due to to low TC value, do you have "setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100" "setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1" ?
What memory type do you have? You might need to change to clock speeds since mine are based off HynixAFR.
Also, you might wanna try and delete your bin files.
Edit: Forgot to mention that most HW errors are caused due to to low TC value, do you have "setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100" "setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1" ?
so another update - Starscreamer your helping me get closer...
im unable to enter the xintensity into my bat for some reason it wont load.. (tried variations of -Xi, XI, xi)
but doing it directly into SGminer and doing the 111 you suggested has reduced the HW errors but not stopped them...
instead of getting in the hundreds in a few seconds its in the 20's....
still not where it needs to be.
interestingly i noticed that my gpu memclock and engine settings where not changed when i went into Change settings within SGminer as they normally would be in my BAT file...
Oh also forgot to add, i have now downloaded 4.1.0 and this is what the above was done on...
i am getting seriously annoyed with this now... never had this many problems setting up a rig.
im unable to enter the xintensity into my bat for some reason it wont load.. (tried variations of -Xi, XI, xi)
but doing it directly into SGminer and doing the 111 you suggested has reduced the HW errors but not stopped them...
instead of getting in the hundreds in a few seconds its in the 20's....
still not where it needs to be.
interestingly i noticed that my gpu memclock and engine settings where not changed when i went into Change settings within SGminer as they normally would be in my BAT file...
Oh also forgot to add, i have now downloaded 4.1.0 and this is what the above was done on...
i am getting seriously annoyed with this now... never had this many problems setting up a rig.
thanks for this buddy - just changed up to 8gb ram to see if that helps - and sods law both the pools i use are down for work... so i will wait half an hour before i try this.
quick question though how do i input the xintensity... i use BAT files so ordinarily i would simply do -I 20 ... and for Xintensity???
quick question though how do i input the xintensity... i use BAT files so ordinarily i would simply do -I 20 ... and for Xintensity???
-xi 400
I am running 3x R9 290 and using SGminer 4.1.0
"xintensity" : "111,111,111",
"worksize" : "256,256,256",
"kernel" : "zuikkis,zuikkis,zuikkis",
"lookup-gap" : "2,2,2",
"thread-concurrency" : "20481,20481,20481",
"gpu-memclock" : "1250,1250,1250",
"gpu-engine" : "1015,1015,1015",
"gpu-threads" : "1,1,1",
"expiry" : "10",
"scan-time" : "5",
"queue" : "0",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"temp-overheat" : "85,85,85",
"temp-cutoff" : "90,90,90",
"gpu-powertune" : "20,20,20",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin"
xintensity 111 equates to -i 18~ so depending on the pool you're mining at, feel free to change it, for example: xint 400 equates to -i 20~.
Also, depending on which memory type you have you might need to change your clocks speeds to get optimal speeds.
"xintensity" : "111,111,111",
"worksize" : "256,256,256",
"kernel" : "zuikkis,zuikkis,zuikkis",
"lookup-gap" : "2,2,2",
"thread-concurrency" : "20481,20481,20481",
"gpu-memclock" : "1250,1250,1250",
"gpu-engine" : "1015,1015,1015",
"gpu-threads" : "1,1,1",
"expiry" : "10",
"scan-time" : "5",
"queue" : "0",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"temp-overheat" : "85,85,85",
"temp-cutoff" : "90,90,90",
"gpu-powertune" : "20,20,20",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin"
xintensity 111 equates to -i 18~ so depending on the pool you're mining at, feel free to change it, for example: xint 400 equates to -i 20~.
Also, depending on which memory type you have you might need to change your clocks speeds to get optimal speeds.
thanks for this buddy - just changed up to 8gb ram to see if that helps - and sods law both the pools i use are down for work... so i will wait half an hour before i try this.
quick question though how do i input the xintensity... i use BAT files so ordinarily i would simply do -I 20 ... and for Xintensity???
I am running 3x R9 290 and using SGminer 4.1.0
"xintensity" : "111,111,111",
"worksize" : "256,256,256",
"kernel" : "zuikkis,zuikkis,zuikkis",
"lookup-gap" : "2,2,2",
"thread-concurrency" : "20481,20481,20481",
"gpu-memclock" : "1250,1250,1250",
"gpu-engine" : "1015,1015,1015",
"gpu-threads" : "1,1,1",
"expiry" : "10",
"scan-time" : "5",
"queue" : "0",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"temp-overheat" : "85,85,85",
"temp-cutoff" : "90,90,90",
"gpu-powertune" : "20,20,20",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin"
xintensity 111 equates to -i 18~ so depending on the pool you're mining at, feel free to change it, for example: xint 400 equates to -i 20~.
Also, depending on which memory type you have you might need to change your clocks speeds to get optimal speeds.
"xintensity" : "111,111,111",
"worksize" : "256,256,256",
"kernel" : "zuikkis,zuikkis,zuikkis",
"lookup-gap" : "2,2,2",
"thread-concurrency" : "20481,20481,20481",
"gpu-memclock" : "1250,1250,1250",
"gpu-engine" : "1015,1015,1015",
"gpu-threads" : "1,1,1",
"expiry" : "10",
"scan-time" : "5",
"queue" : "0",
"gpu-dyninterval" : "7",
"gpu-platform" : "0",
"log" : "5",
"no-pool-disable" : true,
"temp-overheat" : "85,85,85",
"temp-cutoff" : "90,90,90",
"gpu-powertune" : "20,20,20",
"kernel-path" : "/usr/local/bin"
xintensity 111 equates to -i 18~ so depending on the pool you're mining at, feel free to change it, for example: xint 400 equates to -i 20~.
Also, depending on which memory type you have you might need to change your clocks speeds to get optimal speeds.
ok so update time -
guiminer - never used it before - quite nice actually - however out of 3 290's:
0 @ 250kh
1 @ 500kh
2 @ 250kh
and with this i am unable to see HW errors etc which scared me a little.... this was using the stock settings within the programme on high and low versions for the 290...
.....
so i tried SGminer 4.0.0 - seem to be having the same problems as with CGminer - thought i had it working all over 800kh but then i saw the HW screen... and turned it off quickly
can anyone post a config i can copy and paste to see if or what im doing wrong here...
frustrating thing is i have several other rigs all purring away but 280x - i just can fathom the 290
guiminer - never used it before - quite nice actually - however out of 3 290's:
0 @ 250kh
1 @ 500kh
2 @ 250kh
and with this i am unable to see HW errors etc which scared me a little.... this was using the stock settings within the programme on high and low versions for the 290...
.....
so i tried SGminer 4.0.0 - seem to be having the same problems as with CGminer - thought i had it working all over 800kh but then i saw the HW screen... and turned it off quickly
can anyone post a config i can copy and paste to see if or what im doing wrong here...
frustrating thing is i have several other rigs all purring away but 280x - i just can fathom the 290
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full spec
3 x Asus r9 290
asrock MB - fatal1ty z77
80+ platinum PSU 1200w
6GB ram
intel something processor
windows 7
cgminer 3.7.2
drivers 13.2 suite - i thought this could be my problem, but have used this fine on every build i have done
Intel Something Processor is one of the best out right now
full spec
3 x Asus r9 290
asrock MB - fatal1ty z77
80+ platinum PSU 1200w
6GB ram
intel something processor
windows 7
cgminer 3.7.2
drivers 13.2 suite - i thought this could be my problem, but have used this fine on every build i have done
Intel Something Processor is one of the best out right now
i was waiting for someone to say something
it is a celeron G470, and sorry its not 13.2 its 13.12 AMD catalyst
Clipped-->>
full spec
3 x Asus r9 290
asrock MB - fatal1ty z77
80+ platinum PSU 1200w
6GB ram
intel something processor
windows 7
cgminer 3.7.2
drivers 13.2 suite - i thought this could be my problem, but have used this fine on every build i have done
Intel Something Processor is one of the best out right now
full spec
3 x Asus r9 290
asrock MB - fatal1ty z77
80+ platinum PSU 1200w
6GB ram
intel something processor
windows 7
cgminer 3.7.2
drivers 13.2 suite - i thought this could be my problem, but have used this fine on every build i have done
Intel Something Processor is one of the best out right now
guys thanks for the replies - downloaded SGminer and GUIminer so will give them a go shortly and let you know the outcomes...
thanks again - and fingers crossed
thanks again - and fingers crossed
Post your config here.
But regardless, since you used to handle 280x I'd venture to guess you're using -g 2 ? If that's the case than R9 290 are using -g 1 and with that you can also increase the TC (20481, 24500, 32765 works for most pretty well).
But regardless, since you used to handle 280x I'd venture to guess you're using -g 2 ? If that's the case than R9 290 are using -g 1 and with that you can also increase the TC (20481, 24500, 32765 works for most pretty well).
Hi, thanks for the reply.
I have actually stripped back the entire config to realise it was the intensity causing the issues...
but i had already changed the -g 1 after spending the last few hours on google trying to fix this before posting here...
my config is purely stock right now - its simply when i change the intensity it goes crazy - stock intensity is 8 - even trying the 280x "normal" of 13 causes issues so you can imagine what happens when i go -I 20
Intensity isn't the cause but rather the symptom, so it has to be something else. Try SGminer (4 or 4.1) and see if it's working well there.
I remember when I got my first R9 290 I couldn't get it to hash properly using cgminer (wouldn be stuck at 500~) and when I switched to sgminer (with exact same settings) everything worked just fine.
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