Topic: Can anyone help me with my Z270-P motherboard problem? (Read 147 times)
I've had the same issues and I hate doing that. My hashrate on card 1 is slightly lower than the rest, because it's being used for video.
Just in case anyone else stumbles along this thread. I did fix my problem. So, I had did the 4g enabled before along with the adjusting the generation of the PCI-E slots etc. The issue is that with 4G enabled the on board video does not work which I did not see mentioned anywhere and the only video cards output video. I simply had the board connected because my cable did not reach to the cards in my setup but when I tried it like that it worked and I now have all 4 successfully recognized by the system.
Thanks for everyone's help!
Thanks for everyone's help!
Yes costs me also a lot of time to find out, you need to put monitor on 1st video card and dissable onboard graphics, than it works
Just in case anyone else stumbles along this thread. I did fix my problem. So, I had did the 4g enabled before along with the adjusting the generation of the PCI-E slots etc. The issue is that with 4G enabled the on board video does not work which I did not see mentioned anywhere and the only video cards output video. I simply had the board connected because my cable did not reach to the cards in my setup but when I tried it like that it worked and I now have all 4 successfully recognized by the system.
Thanks for everyone's help!
Thanks for everyone's help!
So, I got my new Z270-P motherboard in today and I have 4 1080TI's. I went through the bios settings like I have seen in videos but I still get an error when trying to boot with more than 2 GPU's. Im assuming I missed some sort of bios setting. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Error pic is below. Removing the third and going back to just 2 works fine.
https://imgur.com/a/cNpkL
TIA!
https://imgur.com/a/cNpkL
TIA!
First thing you should do - is to update bios to the latest
Then load in bios - turn off all unused controllers and devices - sound, network ( If you gonna use usb wifi)
Then turn 4g decoding - on
Then turn everywhere in bios (like 3 -4 places) PCI-E GEN 2 or 1
Save and restart.
That should do the trick
full system spec would be great if you are asking for help , advices...
what op system are u using ? windows ? linux base ? 32bit? 64 bit ?
what driver you have installed?
that screenshoot is aright after a bios post or you get that after your unknown operation system started to load ?
what op system are u using ? windows ? linux base ? 32bit? 64 bit ?
what driver you have installed?
that screenshoot is aright after a bios post or you get that after your unknown
operation system started to load ?
So, I got my new Z270-P motherboard in today and I have 4 1080TI's. I went through the bios settings like I have seen in videos but I still get an error when trying to boot with more than 2 GPU's. Im assuming I missed some sort of bios setting. Can anyone point me in the right direction? Error pic is below. Removing the third and going back to just 2 works fine.
https://imgur.com/a/cNpkL
TIA!
https://imgur.com/a/cNpkL
TIA!
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