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Topic: Claymore's ZCash/BTG AMD GPU Miner v12.6 (Windows/Linux) - page 422. (Read 3839163 times)
asrock H81 costs new in shop 83$ used MSI Z97gaming 5 costs 105$ so do the math, besides when i want to resell it later it will be much easier.
You misunderstand what I said. People that run Asrock h81 pro btc don't put a multiplier on. They just run with 6 gpus.
People that use multipliers use cheaper mobos.
Also I didn't realize you were in Poland. I know your costs are a little bit higher than mine in the states.
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ill be blunt, You pointed me 3 motherboards with 6xpcie and one motherboard which i already mensioned i know of just to offer me Your product and i asked about none of those.
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.
Try MSI Z77 GD55 or 65 (NOT 45!) if you use a celeron g1610 then with risers all 7 slots work fine.
what still no v9.
one card gigabyte 3gb 7950 not working since version, all other miners work,
and another same card working, but can the other one work get a file to start working or is the
software.
one card gigabyte 3gb 7950 not working since version, all other miners work,
and another same card working, but can the other one work get a file to start working or is the
software.
I am very interested in a Z 170 Mobo which can run 6 or 7 gpus.
Is anyone running a Z 170 mobo ?
Is anyone running a Z 170 mobo ?
I have tried the MSI Z170 and the ASUS Z170 models and had the same issues along with burning one out after undervolting some of the gpus. After hours of trying got 5 gpu's to work, but I will NEVER get those motherboards again! I eventually took the motherboards back.
Guys, which MB did You test and recommend for 7gpu rigs? Beside MSI z97 gaming 5 that one is doin fine.
I think there are a lot of guys running 7 gpu are using a cheap ATX mobo with a PCIE 1x - 3x multiplier board. It's a little splitter card that plugs into a 1x slot and has a companion board with 3x pcie slots. You can get them for around $30 on ebay or Amazon.
6 gpu guys run asrock or biostar h81 mobos with 6 slots.
The Asrock H81 mother board is good for the 6 GPU. With that motherboard and 6X RX 480, you need only 1000W PSU.
I am very interested in a Z 170 Mobo which can run 6 or 7 gpus.
Is anyone running a Z 170 mobo ?
Is anyone running a Z 170 mobo ?
ill be blunt, You pointed me 3 motherboards with 6xpcie and one motherboard which i already mensioned i know of just to offer me Your product and i asked about none of those.
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.
I know he posted a link to his rigs
But why would you buy an expensive mobo rather than a multiplier board? What is the thinking? You're doubling your mobo cost at least by trying to find a fancy one that can run 7 cards rather than a cheap one with multiplier.
ill be blunt, You pointed me 3 motherboards with 6xpcie and one motherboard which i already mensioned i know of just to offer me Your product and i asked about none of those.
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.
I know he posted a link to his rigs
But why would you buy an expensive mobo rather than a multiplier board? What is the thinking? You're doubling your mobo cost at least by trying to find a fancy one that can run 7 cards rather than a cheap one with multiplier.
Guys, which MB did You test and recommend for 7gpu rigs? Beside MSI z97 gaming 5 that one is doin fine.
My Top Motherboard Picks:
- Z97 Gaming 5, MSI Z97 Intel LGA 1150 DDR3 USB 3.0 ATX Gaming Motherboard http://a.co/7a6Sut8
- ASRock H97 Anniversary LGA 1150 Intel Motherboard (usually sold out): http://amzn.to/2cl9G48 or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157564
- ASRock H81 PRO BTC R2.0 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157724
- BIOSTAR TB85 LGA 1150 Intel B85 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Motherboards http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138436
If you want 7 Gpu use the Z97 Gaming 5 or add a PC Peripheral onto any of the other boards: http://www.ebay.com/itm/141865200790?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Here is a video on how to install the PC Peripheral: https://youtu.be/F7p6roA8ZCU
-OR Even Better -
See my Rig at: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gpu-mining-rig-eth-zec-6-or-7-gpu-1676763
What i asked is MB with 7xpcie that someone already has/had and it works with 7gpu with no problem (i already have MSI Z97 gaming and its working great but has limited supply where im from), not 6xgpu mb, not additional multipliers and especially not complete rig for sale.
Guys, which MB did You test and recommend for 7gpu rigs? Beside MSI z97 gaming 5 that one is doin fine.
I think there are a lot of guys running 7 gpu are using a cheap ATX mobo with a PCIE 1x - 3x multiplier board. It's a little splitter card that plugs into a 1x slot and has a companion board with 3x pcie slots. You can get them for around $30 on ebay or Amazon.
6 gpu guys run asrock or biostar h81 mobos with 6 slots.
BUT.. I have three cards .. Yet it only displays Fan and temp for card 0 .. Shouldn't it display for all cards ?
Remote desktop is the cause.. put batch file shortcut in startup folder, reboot but don't remote in for a few minutes, let the rig start mining first, then you remote in and the temps/fans will show for all cards.
Just set -dbg -1 and you don't have those anoying logfiles 
I sometimes NEED the logfiles 
Just set -dbg -1 and you don't have those anoying logfiles
Someone in chat was asking me for this .bat and thought I should post it here also. The .bat simply deletes the log files from Claymore miners. Mining a multi-algo switching pool can generate a TON of them in a day or too. When you want to clear out all the logs, just run the .bat and you won't have to delete all the logs manually. CHANGE THE PATHS TO POINT TO YOUR DIRECTORIES! You can also set this to repeat or run on a schedule, but I'm not going to explain that.
Code:
:start
cd H:\Users\Me\Downloads\Zcash\Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v8.0 Beta
forfiles /p "H:\Users\Me\Downloads\Zcash\Claymore's ZCash AMD GPU Miner v8.0 Beta" /m *log.txt /c "cmd /c del @path"
cd H:\Users\Me\Downloads\Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred_Siacoin_Lbry AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v7.4
forfiles /p "H:\Users\Me\Downloads\Claymore's Dual Ethereum+Decred_Siacoin_Lbry AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v7.4" /m *log.txt /c "cmd /c del @path"
Guys, which MB did You test and recommend for 7gpu rigs? Beside MSI z97 gaming 5 that one is doin fine.
My Top Motherboard Picks:
- Z97 Gaming 5, MSI Z97 Intel LGA 1150 DDR3 USB 3.0 ATX Gaming Motherboard http://a.co/7a6Sut8
- ASRock H97 Anniversary LGA 1150 Intel Motherboard (usually sold out): http://amzn.to/2cl9G48 or http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157564
- ASRock H81 PRO BTC R2.0 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813157724
- BIOSTAR TB85 LGA 1150 Intel B85 SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Motherboards http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813138436
If you want 7 Gpu use the Z97 Gaming 5 or add a PC Peripheral onto any of the other boards: http://www.ebay.com/itm/141865200790?_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT
Here is a video on how to install the PC Peripheral: https://youtu.be/F7p6roA8ZCU
-OR Even Better -
See my Rig at: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/gpu-mining-rig-eth-zec-6-or-7-gpu-1676763
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setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
Bad idea for RX series.
From here:
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rx 480 msi 195s
never had a problem using that myself, using a Sapphire 470 4GB OC
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setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
Bad idea for RX series.
From here:
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rx 480 msi 195s
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setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
Bad idea for RX series.
From here:
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What does that say in English please?
WARNING! If possible, do not use this variable ("fall" (crash) of the program while working with cards RX Series)
Funny, so I've installed windows on one rig, Win 10 Pro, especialy for Claymore 8 and my 480's and like 10 years go, Win freezes completely on a random basis
Just one of the many reasons serious miners prefer LINUX.
1) LINUX is infinitely more stable than Windows (which isn't saying much).
I have LINUX machines that have run with no outages (hardware failure, shut down to physically MOVE the machine, and power outages excluded) since before Windows XP EXISTED - literally.
The only Windows machine I've EVER had go a year without crashing was a NT 3.51 SP5 machine - vs MORE THAN 20 YEARS for some of my LINUX machines that were running the same user programs.
2) If you have a power outage, your miner running under Windows won't restart when power comes back on 'till you LOG IN MANUALLY (I have yet to see any miner program that could be run a a service).
LINUX makes it easy to set up so the miner will restart automatically after a power outage.
IMO the only thing Windows has going for it are that the overclock/fan control programs available for it like Afterburner are a lot better.
My Windows account on the rig don't have a password, so no log in requiered.
I have set "bcdedit /set {current} bootstatuspolicy ignoreallfailures" (in cmd as admin) So if the Windows restart, it will not be stuck in the "repair tool' and will boot normally
And I haved added the shortcut to my miner.bat in the "Startup" folder, so it will start automatically
And last thing, If the claymore miner crash, the reboot.bat is "shutdown /r /t 5", so auto restart the whole rig
With that, I never have problem on my windows rig
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