Topic: Finally combined my two 6-card eth rigs into a 12-card rig (Read 185 times)
I completely fixed this by running two instances of the miner. One amd and one nvidia.
BSOD
I found your problem. BSOD means you are running Windows. A common mistake among novice miners. Switch to linux and all your problems will go away. I have multiple 12 card rigs so I am speaking from experience.
Maybe that's what I'll tinker with next time I have some spare time. For now I'm satisfied with a stable 179MHS/750W for each rig.
BSOD
I found your problem. BSOD means you are running Windows. A common mistake among novice miners. Switch to linux and all your problems will go away. I have multiple 12 card rigs so I am speaking from experience.
I was pleasantly surprised to notice that the 12-card rig popped back online. I ran the miner for a bit with 8 cards active, 6amd+2nvidia, and it was smooth and stable. Now I'm running with 10 cards active, 7amd+3nvidia.
So far going smoothly. I'll try 11 cards next. 8amd+3nv.
I was pleasantly surprised to notice that the 12-card rig popped back online. I ran the miner for a bit with 8 cards active, 6amd+2nvidia, and it was smooth and stable. Now I'm running with 10 cards active, 7amd+3nvidia.
so it begs the question, if you have 2 working units why combine? Wattage savings is minimal. Go back to 2.
the violence of logic
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so it begs the question, if you have 2 working units why combine? Wattage savings is minimal. Go back to 2.
I've been running two 4amd+2nvidia rigs for several months now. One was on a TB85 that I already had set up, the other was a later add-on with a TB250 mobo. I finally put all of them on the TB250 pro board.
With all 12 cards active, it is unstable, freezes, BSOD, etc. So far I have confirmed that running in either -platform 1 (amd only) or -platform 2 (nvidia only) mode is stable. After that I backed off the clocks a bit more and gave it another go with all 12 cards active. After that the rig went offline and I won't be able to visit it until later tonight to reset.
This is driving me pretty crazy. The fact that all this hardware has been running fine for months rules out a lot of the common/simple issues that arise. I donno if maybe I got a bad TB250 pro board that can't really handle 12 cards like it's supposed to. Unless someone has some good ideas, I'll probably just have to go back to two 6-card rigs.
With all 12 cards active, it is unstable, freezes, BSOD, etc. So far I have confirmed that running in either -platform 1 (amd only) or -platform 2 (nvidia only) mode is stable. After that I backed off the clocks a bit more and gave it another go with all 12 cards active. After that the rig went offline and I won't be able to visit it until later tonight to reset.
This is driving me pretty crazy. The fact that all this hardware has been running fine for months rules out a lot of the common/simple issues that arise. I donno if maybe I got a bad TB250 pro board that can't really handle 12 cards like it's supposed to. Unless someone has some good ideas, I'll probably just have to go back to two 6-card rigs.
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