Problem solved!
I actually just pluged a hdmi cable on the card who has running lower and it solved the problem!
Topic: Help with set-up, One GPU is acting weird (SOLVED) (Read 490 times)
i posted this in the another topic you opened :
"Try to switch around you pcie risers , unplug from slot 1 plug it to slot 3 , from slot 3 plug to slot 1 ... reboot you pc , wait till windows will assign the driver for your cards again dont start any miner till windows assigned the driver .
- are you sure your motherboard can handle 6 cards ? do you have a working rig with 6 cards installed on the same motherboard ?"
"Try to switch around you pcie risers , unplug from slot 1 plug it to slot 3 , from slot 3 plug to slot 1 ... reboot you pc , wait till windows will assign the driver for your cards again dont start any miner till windows assigned the driver .
- are you sure your motherboard can handle 6 cards ? do you have a working rig with 6 cards installed on the same motherboard ?"
- what operation system are u using ?
- are u using powered or non powered risers ?
- what is the memory size installed in your system ?
- what is the power rating for ur psu ?
- are u using powered or non powered risers ?
- what is the memory size installed in your system ?
- what is the power rating for ur psu ?
-OS
-Edition: Windows 10 PRO
-Version: 1511
-OS Build:10586.218
-Processor: AMD FX-4300
-Installed RAM: 4gb
-System type: 64-bit
-Riser: I'm using powered riser, with a usb and a power plug on them.
PSU: EVGA SuperNOVA 1300 G2 120-G2-1300-XR 80+ GOLD 1300W Fully Modular
- what operation system are u using ?
- are u using powered or non powered risers ?
- what is the memory size installed in your system ?
- what is the power rating for ur psu ?
- are u using powered or non powered risers ?
- what is the memory size installed in your system ?
- what is the power rating for ur psu ?
Any help please?
Now I have 3 rigs with the exact same problem... :/
Now I have 3 rigs with the exact same problem... :/
Do you view the rig on a monitor using one of the six gpus?
I use one of them to plug a Monitor, but it's not the one with the hdmi used that is running slower...
I've just builded another set-up with the same model of component and I still have the same issue...
Here are some imgs of my settings
If, you can, try another riser, sometimes helps. Problem can be to with power supply of this card. In one rig i was haveing same problem with 4 cards. Problem was riser power suply. Try diffrent connection. Best way is to make custom power cables with 12V 6 pin -> 12V molex and only 5V molex -> 5V molex. I dont know why but, USB riser work only when you have all 12V GND GND 5V connected 
Regards
Regards
Hello Everyone!
I have a weird problem with my brand new rig, one of the card has an hashrate of 35 and the others has a normal one of 200 in Zcash Claymore miner.
My rig:
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-990FX-Gaming AM3+ AMD 990FX
GPU: RX470 x6
I'm using risers to connect the card on the mobo.
Thank you very much!
I have a weird problem with my brand new rig, one of the card has an hashrate of 35 and the others has a normal one of 200 in Zcash Claymore miner.
My rig:
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-990FX-Gaming AM3+ AMD 990FX
GPU: RX470 x6
I'm using risers to connect the card on the mobo.
Thank you very much!
Do you view the rig on a monitor using one of the six gpus?
Hello Everyone!
I have a weird problem with my brand new rig, one of the card has an hashrate of 35 and the others has a normal one of 200 in Zcash Claymore miner.
My rig:
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-990FX-Gaming AM3+ AMD 990FX
GPU: RX470 x6
I'm using risers to connect the card on the mobo.
Thank you very much!
I have a weird problem with my brand new rig, one of the card has an hashrate of 35 and the others has a normal one of 200 in Zcash Claymore miner.
My rig:
MOBO: GIGABYTE GA-990FX-Gaming AM3+ AMD 990FX
GPU: RX470 x6
I'm using risers to connect the card on the mobo.
Thank you very much!
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