Final result
6x1070 rig, 2650sols/s 145/590 @60% tdp, had to reduce OC a bit to be stable. solver 0 forced, the best so far. Multiple instance of the miner seems to make it unstable now, with 3 it's totally unstable, with 2, it's pretty stable, but don't get more sols than with 1 instance. so about 2/2.5% gain from 0.0.1b
6x1070 rig, 2650sols/s 145/590 @60% tdp, had to reduce OC a bit to be stable. solver 0 forced, the best so far. Multiple instance of the miner seems to make it unstable now, with 3 it's totally unstable, with 2, it's pretty stable, but don't get more sols than with 1 instance. so about 2/2.5% gain from 0.0.1b
Can I ask what 1070 cards you are using?
Thanks
Yes of course
6x EVGA GTX 1070 FTW, 60% TDP (about 110w per card, nvidia-smi, 830w @ wall)
@m1n1ngP4d4w4n - may I ask - what motherboard/processor combo are you using to get (6) 1070's to run? I have had no luck with (6) card rigs. Thanks - pokeytex
Nvidias (6) are easy even with Win 7.
@nocab72 & @AzzAz - thank you for the information. I am running (2) Asus Crosshair V mobos with quad core AM3+ processors. I have (12) 1070's but could not get more than 5 to work per board. I am running Windows 10 Anniversary edition - 64bit. I would love to get them all humming on the same board. I use EVGA 1300 Watt Gold psu's.
Have you tried adding one card at a time, let the OS associate/load the driver (so it is recognized properly in Device Manager), then power down, add next card, boot and repeat. ie. don't just slam all six cards in and pray ;-)
When you get to the last 2 cards (5&6) - if the last card won't recognize, try swapping the PCIe slots for cards 5&6 - donno why it works but that is what I needed to do with 2 of my three setups to get them working with all 6. Once recognized - has been rock solid (except when I push the OC settings too far, lol). =)
Kyle
