I made a post here today, I'm having issues with my nvidia 1060rig
Months before, I was able to do 25mhs each card, but now I can't and the rig crashes a lot
I don't know if is the drivers, windows updates etc, very strange
Other algos are fine
Topic: GTX 1060 3gb - CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG (Read 234 times)
19:44:09:141 10d0 GPU 5, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
Did you find it? Same issue here with my new gtx 1060 3gb. Tried virtual memory to 16gb without results.
tbh I haven't had a chance to do anything with it since I been super busy with my work and its been out of my thoughts since I've been mining other algos without any problems.
19:44:09:141 10d0 GPU 5, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
Did you find it? Same issue here with my new gtx 1060 3gb. Tried virtual memory to 16gb without results.
Return gpu to stock setting and see if it still fails.
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
Thanks, I will run through this when I get home from work. Conditions have not changed. I noticed the heat shield (i think thats what it is) below the risers has been peeling on all of them. The rig has a box fan on it and I haven't observed a heat problem.
That heatshield/insulation foam pad (prevents riser from shorting out the board components) should be okay they tend to peel off i just tape them back on.
Also look at how much dust is on the cards. Might be a good idea to remove dust every quarter to maintain airflow.
Good luck!
Yeah, I'll dust everything out tonight. I'll be honest, I haven't removed any dust yet. Best to use a can of compressed air, right?
Yup and lock the fan with your finger before you spray that way it doesnt spin too fast to damage the bearings.
Return gpu to stock setting and see if it still fails.
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
Thanks, I will run through this when I get home from work. Conditions have not changed. I noticed the heat shield (i think thats what it is) below the risers has been peeling on all of them. The rig has a box fan on it and I haven't observed a heat problem.
That heatshield/insulation foam pad (prevents riser from shorting out the board components) should be okay they tend to peel off i just tape them back on.
Also look at how much dust is on the cards. Might be a good idea to remove dust every quarter to maintain airflow.
Good luck!
Yeah, I'll dust everything out tonight. I'll be honest, I haven't removed any dust yet. Best to use a can of compressed air, right?
Return gpu to stock setting and see if it still fails.
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
Thanks, I will run through this when I get home from work. Conditions have not changed. I noticed the heat shield (i think thats what it is) below the risers has been peeling on all of them. The rig has a box fan on it and I haven't observed a heat problem.
That heatshield/insulation foam pad (prevents riser from shorting out the board components) should be okay they tend to peel off i just tape them back on.
Also look at how much dust is on the cards. Might be a good idea to remove dust every quarter to maintain airflow.
Good luck!
Return gpu to stock setting and see if it still fails.
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
Thanks, I will run through this when I get home from work. Conditions have not changed. I noticed the heat shield (i think thats what it is) below the risers has been peeling on all of them. The rig has a box fan on it and I haven't observed a heat problem.
Return gpu to stock setting and see if it still fails.
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
If they dont your oc is unstable.
If its still failing after default then check power supply and possibly a failing riser.
Look at AB graphs to give you a clue as to why they are failing.
Also are the cards heating up in anyone what the ambient temp.
Is the rig running under new conditions for the first time in 6 months?
Anyone?
My 6x GPU 1060 3gb rig has been unstable recently. I use it only to mine Ethash coins and I havent touched the Afterburner settings. I continuously get errors now while I mine Ethash + SC and cannot mine Ethash + LBRY at all anymore. Anyone know what the problem is? The gpus had been running without issue for 6 months prior to this.
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19:44:08:920 bf0 GPU 0, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:08:921 11b0 GPU 0 failed
19:44:09:094 33c Set global fail flag, failed GPU4
19:44:09:094 ee8 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU4
19:44:09:096 ee8 GPU 4, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:097 33c GPU 4 failed
19:44:09:120 12f8 Set global fail flag, failed GPU2
19:44:09:120 8a0 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU2
19:44:09:121 12f8 GPU 2 failed
19:44:09:123 8a0 GPU 2, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:129 1014 Set global fail flag, failed GPU3
19:44:09:130 1014 GPU 3 failed
19:44:09:132 13cc Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU3
19:44:09:133 13cc GPU 3, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:131 c44 Set global fail flag, failed GPU1
19:44:09:134 c44 GPU 1 failed
19:44:09:133 f40 Set global fail flag, failed GPU5
19:44:09:136 f40 GPU 5 failed
19:44:09:137 1104 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU1
19:44:09:138 1104 GPU 1, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:140 10d0 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU5
19:44:09:141 10d0 GPU 5, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:08:921 11b0 GPU 0 failed
19:44:09:094 33c Set global fail flag, failed GPU4
19:44:09:094 ee8 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU4
19:44:09:096 ee8 GPU 4, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:097 33c GPU 4 failed
19:44:09:120 12f8 Set global fail flag, failed GPU2
19:44:09:120 8a0 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU2
19:44:09:121 12f8 GPU 2 failed
19:44:09:123 8a0 GPU 2, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:129 1014 Set global fail flag, failed GPU3
19:44:09:130 1014 GPU 3 failed
19:44:09:132 13cc Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU3
19:44:09:133 13cc GPU 3, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:131 c44 Set global fail flag, failed GPU1
19:44:09:134 c44 GPU 1 failed
19:44:09:133 f40 Set global fail flag, failed GPU5
19:44:09:136 f40 GPU 5 failed
19:44:09:137 1104 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU1
19:44:09:138 1104 GPU 1, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
19:44:09:140 10d0 Setting DAG epoch #160 for GPU5
19:44:09:141 10d0 GPU 5, CUDA error 11 - cannot write buffer for DAG
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