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Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 24, 2017, 03:39:20 AM
#28


Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
İt is  not the specific GPU. This time another one stops. I start pc, control GPUs, see three of them:OK, run afterburner
everything is fine. after a while sometimes one hour sometimes a couple hours one of the GPUs stops and
the others remain running.
i also updated the windows and drivers...


Then try to change your ram, storage or motherboard as it is the as it is the only hardware that you did not troubleshoot. It can be quite a job yes but even the problem is the GPU stopping it can be other hardware really. Is there any indicator on your motherboard an may I just ask the full specs of your PC.


cpu g4400
ram 4gb
mainboard Asus maximus vııı
120 gb ssd
psu corsair 1200

I have unplugged all GPUs, uninstalled drivers with ddu.
After that plugged only one GPU that not working last time.
Installed driver 381.65.
after burner settings power:75, temp:65, core clock:125, memory clock:225
started mining with nicehash. it uses lyra2rev2 now, works perfect. it shows 3.80 dollars per day.
i will wait a few hours with one GPU and see what will happen.



Might be the motherboard. Did you check the code that the motherboard is giving? Specially for the motherboard that you have it has a code giving it it has an error. Also try changing the motherboard after you did your method.

motherboard doesn't give any code, it works now properly..I didn't understand and didn't care..
this time ı just installed the driver when one card was plugged.
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 24, 2017, 03:36:01 AM
#27
Why do you set the temp at 65? Leave it at the default value.

i do not want to wear out them. I want to use as much as possible.  Grin Grin
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Activity: 194
Merit: 100
November 23, 2017, 05:33:05 AM
#26
So it's no problem with just one card, but it just stops working just one of them, and each time it's different? Did not you just change them when you changed the risers?
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
November 23, 2017, 05:16:35 AM
#25
Why do you set the temp at 65? Leave it at the default value.
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Activity: 462
Merit: 11
November 22, 2017, 03:58:42 AM
#24


Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
İt is  not the specific GPU. This time another one stops. I start pc, control GPUs, see three of them:OK, run afterburner
everything is fine. after a while sometimes one hour sometimes a couple hours one of the GPUs stops and
the others remain running.
i also updated the windows and drivers...


Then try to change your ram, storage or motherboard as it is the as it is the only hardware that you did not troubleshoot. It can be quite a job yes but even the problem is the GPU stopping it can be other hardware really. Is there any indicator on your motherboard an may I just ask the full specs of your PC.

cpu g4400
ram 4gb
mainboard Asus maximus vııı
120 gb ssd
psu corsair 1200

I have unplugged all GPUs, uninstalled drivers with ddu.
After that plugged only one GPU that not working last time.
Installed driver 381.65.
after burner settings power:75, temp:65, core clock:125, memory clock:225
started mining with nicehash. it uses lyra2rev2 now, works perfect. it shows 3.80 dollars per day.
i will wait a few hours with one GPU and see what will happen.



Might be the motherboard. Did you check the code that the motherboard is giving? Specially for the motherboard that you have it has a code giving it it has an error. Also try changing the motherboard after you did your method.
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 22, 2017, 03:48:17 AM
#23

It looks like bad GPU. But first look at your GPU temperature when the card is in mining mod. Maybe the problem is overheating. Or it can be the faulty GPU memory.
 
You tried to:
1. Change risers.
2. Change PSU.
3. Put GPU in PCI-e x16 slot.
 
Conclusion:
Install clean windows and put only that faulty GPU without raiser to another PCI-e slot that works.
If the card stops the same way then the card should be returned definitely.




Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
İt is  not the specific GPU. This time another one stops. I start pc, control GPUs, see three of them:OK, run afterburner
everything is fine. after a while sometimes one hour sometimes a couple hours one of the GPUs stops and
the others remain running.
i also updated the windows and drivers...


Then try to change your ram, storage or motherboard as it is the as it is the only hardware that you did not troubleshoot. It can be quite a job yes but even the problem is the GPU stopping it can be other hardware really. Is there any indicator on your motherboard an may I just ask the full specs of your PC.

cpu g4400
ram 4gb
mainboard Asus maximus vııı
120 gb ssd
psu corsair 1200

I have unplugged all GPUs, uninstalled drivers with ddu.
After that plugged only one GPU that not working last time.
Installed driver 381.65.
after burner settings power:75, temp:65, core clock:125, memory clock:225
started mining with nicehash. it uses lyra2rev2 now, works perfect. it shows 3.80 dollars per day.
i will wait a few hours with one GPU and see what will happen.
member
Activity: 462
Merit: 11
November 22, 2017, 02:57:14 AM
#22
Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
İt is  not the specific GPU. This time another one stops. I start pc, control GPUs, see three of them:OK, run afterburner
everything is fine. after a while sometimes one hour sometimes a couple hours one of the GPUs stops and
the others remain running.
i also updated the windows and drivers...


Then try to change your ram, storage or motherboard as it is the as it is the only hardware that you did not troubleshoot. It can be quite a job yes but even the problem is the GPU stopping it can be other hardware really. Is there any indicator on your motherboard an may I just ask the full specs of your PC.
member
Activity: 154
Merit: 10
November 21, 2017, 07:00:30 AM
#21
It looks like bad GPU. But first look at your GPU temperature when the card is in mining mod. Maybe the problem is overheating. Or it can be the faulty GPU memory.
 
You tried to:
1. Change risers.
2. Change PSU.
3. Put GPU in PCI-e x16 slot.
 
Conclusion:
Install clean windows and put only that faulty GPU without raiser to another PCI-e slot that works.
If the card stops the same way then the card should be returned definitely.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0
November 21, 2017, 05:30:32 AM
#20
Are you sure the GPU isn't temp throttling? If the temp goes beyond the set value, mining will fail.
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 21, 2017, 04:27:51 AM
#19
Check your Overclocking values...
also check your power supply connectors are ok (if some one is heated replace it).
may be your riser is faulty (first check if the same gpu is hanging every time).

i have changed all risers.. psu connectors are ok.
i am going to look the BIOS again..Maybe I miss something..
member
Activity: 95
Merit: 10
November 21, 2017, 04:23:32 AM
#18
Check your Overclocking values...
also check your power supply connectors are ok (if some one is heated replace it).
may be your riser is faulty (first check if the same gpu is hanging every time).
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 21, 2017, 03:51:14 AM
#17
Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
İt is  not the specific GPU. This time another one stops. I start pc, control GPUs, see three of them:OK, run afterburner
everything is fine. after a while sometimes one hour sometimes a couple hours one of the GPUs stops and
the others remain running.
i also updated the windows and drivers...
member
Activity: 462
Merit: 11
November 21, 2017, 03:39:35 AM
#16
Is it only in a specific GPU and after that all of your GPUs stop? Have you tried to remove the GPU that is stopping and test it again? Also have you tried it in another system maybe the motherboard. Still if you will not try all of the posibilites we cannot know that it is really the GPU that is the problem.
full member
Activity: 287
Merit: 100
November 21, 2017, 03:29:51 AM
#15
ask for refund mate
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 21, 2017, 03:16:32 AM
#14
it stopped again  Angry Angry...
İ have changed all risers and the psu. I bought corsair 1200w.. I have tried gen1 but didn't work.. one of the GPU's  stopped again.
Any idea?
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 09, 2017, 05:17:34 PM
#13
i have changed usb riser..it hasn't stopped yet.. Shocked Shocked
if stops, then I will try gen1..if stops again then I will burn it.. Grin Grin

Thank you all for your help..
full member
Activity: 194
Merit: 100
November 09, 2017, 03:41:34 PM
#12
- try change risers
- try no overclocking
- try no undervolting

- if you unplug this card, are the others ok?

What system do you use?


I use win 10 pro 64 bit
I haven't changed risers yet but I will try,
without overclocking and undervolting nothing changed
if I unplug that card, the others ok.. 

If nothing changes even if you change the card with another function card, it is time to claim the card to the manufacturer.
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
November 07, 2017, 03:26:23 PM
#11
Also it is better to keep everything in Gen1 rather than in Gen2. The best practice to follow when one GPU stops is to take that GPU out of the riser and also to remove the PCIEX16 GPU and put this one there, if it works it means it is a problem of the riser then.

ok. i will try gen 1 and with an other riser..thank you..

Not with another riser. First try only this GPU that stops working in the big PCIEX16 slot and see if the problem persists. If it does try this GPU in another motherboard and if the same thing happens , it must be a problem with your GPU then. If it does work on the big slot normally then surely it is a riser problem.

gpu stops after 5-6 hours if I use with a monitor..is it still possible that  there is a problem with the gpu..

Rarely it is. If you check it as a single GPU in the big PCIEX16 slot all of your doubts will clear. I know it takes time but I think it is worth to know if a 1080 ti GPU is working or has problems.

If you don't want to do that, you can just exchange the riser as a first option together with setting it to Gen1.
member
Activity: 62
Merit: 10
November 07, 2017, 03:16:48 PM
#10
Also it is better to keep everything in Gen1 rather than in Gen2. The best practice to follow when one GPU stops is to take that GPU out of the riser and also to remove the PCIEX16 GPU and put this one there, if it works it means it is a problem of the riser then.

ok. i will try gen 1 and with an other riser..thank you..

Not with another riser. First try only this GPU that stops working in the big PCIEX16 slot and see if the problem persists. If it does try this GPU in another motherboard and if the same thing happens , it must be a problem with your GPU then. If it does work on the big slot normally then surely it is a riser problem.

gpu stops after 5-6 hours if I use with a monitor..is it still possible that  there is a problem with the gpu..
legendary
Activity: 910
Merit: 1000
November 07, 2017, 03:04:26 PM
#9
Also it is better to keep everything in Gen1 rather than in Gen2. The best practice to follow when one GPU stops is to take that GPU out of the riser and also to remove the PCIEX16 GPU and put this one there, if it works it means it is a problem of the riser then.

ok. i will try gen 1 and with an other riser..thank you..

Not with another riser. First try only this GPU that stops working in the big PCIEX16 slot and see if the problem persists. If it does try this GPU in another motherboard and if the same thing happens , it must be a problem with your GPU then. If it does work on the big slot normally then surely it is a riser problem.
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