[Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 395.

cprieto

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Quote from: igotek on July 17, 2017, 10:55:38 AM

I always use Windows 10 x64 for mining. I m thinking about to use Simple Mining OS because I bought a SRRv2. I know there is 2 USD fee for per rig. No problem. All of my GPUs are NVIDIA. I use EBWF miner.

-How to overclock for GPUs ? I use MSI Afterburner on Windows OS.
-How to change fan speed of the GPUs ? (I have to use %85 fan speed on one of my rigs.)

As easy as this

http://imgur.com/JkomQdl

regards

igotek

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Online Security & Investment Corporation

I always use Windows 10 x64 for mining. I m thinking about to use Simple Mining OS because I bought a SRRv2. I know there is 2 USD fee for per rig. No problem. All of my GPUs are NVIDIA. I use EBWF miner.

-How to overclock for GPUs ? I use MSI Afterburner on Windows OS.
-How to change fan speed of the GPUs ? (I have to use %85 fan speed on one of my rigs.)

inventel

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Hello.
I have a 8gpu rig with rx 570 strix 4gb OC

But today the 3rd gpu have a one fan off .

Restarted and the 3rd gpu are fixed and the 4 gpu have a one fan off too

And i restarted and i got this screenshot

https://ibb.co/c4dLPa

https://ibb.co/c4dLPa

Thank you

realter

newbie

Activity: 49

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Quote from: ricewithfish on July 17, 2017, 07:15:46 AM

I want to build a second rig, but i want it to mine ethereum to different address. Do i need to make a new email for that or i can configure each rig to mine separate address in the same email account ?

Yes, but you must pay fee for diffrent accounts.

ricewithfish

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I want to build a second rig, but i want it to mine ethereum to different address. Do i need to make a new email for that or i can configure each rig to mine separate address in the same email account ?

Fiani

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Hi, I’m having problems with stable OC 12xMSI 1060 Hynix on BIOSTAR TB250-BTC PRO in SimpleMining OS.

This cards works stable in Windows at 4200 MHz memory (+400 MSI AB) (6 pcs per rig). But in SimpleMining OS they work stable at 4000 Mhz memory only (+400 at panel). To achieve same 4200Mhz i should set +800 but even at 4050 (+500) rig restarts once per hour.

sony87

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Quote from: citronick on July 16, 2017, 01:29:20 PM

Quote from: sony87 on July 16, 2017, 03:32:00 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 16, 2017, 01:10:51 AM

boot up with less than 6 x GPUs and do the BIOS settings..

... after than insert the next 6 x GPUs

Quote from: laik2 on July 15, 2017, 12:09:59 PM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 08:27:33 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 15, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 07:47:30 AM

I have a tb250-btc pro motherboard that supports 12 cards and 12 1060s hooked up, but whenever I boot up I get scrolling PCIe Bus errors. The bios is set to mining mode - above 6g and SMOS supports 15 cards so theoretically there shouldn't be an issue. I know one guy here got the same board up and running with 12, but I can't seem to get over 6 without these issues. I've talked to the dev and he's working on it, but I want to ask if anyone has had and overcome this issue in the meantime.

Bootup with PCI-16x slot
Goto BIOS
Disable Sound
Power ON after power loss
On board graphics - Enabled, select IGFX
Mining Mode - Above 6G
Save reboot
plugin to onboard graphics

*** set all PCI speed to "Gen 2" if that helps

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this didn't help. We're still getting scrolling errors that say:

PCIe Bus Error: Severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, id=00db(Receiver ID)
device [8086:aZee] error status/mask=00000001/00002000

receiver error (first)

Any ideas?

Disable aspm via bios and if that doesn't help smos dev must add some kernel boot options to /etc/default/grub

I have spend 6 hours of test with this mobo and 6 cards, tried both images - normal RX and z170image. None of the bios settings help to boot up with more than 1 gpu. I tried every possible combination and it's not booting. Problem is the kernel seems to not work fine with this Biostar, this guy here have the same observation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_VoWV9ENa0&feature=youtu.be so it's not just two of us. Can we have a version for this MB, please ?

reading your post again and I assume you are using the NVIDIA smOS image.... looks like you are not Grin

I have the same board and all 12 x RX470s are working just fine

Since you have GTX-1060 you need this image, NOT the RX ones

https://simplemining.net/download/simpleminer-NV-v1103-kernel4.11.4-nvidia375.66-i915fw.imgc

setup your BIOS with 1 or 2 cards first and enable the Above 6G..., reboot and put in the rest of your cards, reboot ... you should be mining with all 12 cards

i'm setting up RX 570 cards on the 6 slot TB250, not the 12 slot model and i use the RX image

it's not the case for nvidia cards

And I did all he steps like you described with no effect

Smuft

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what are the advantages of this over something like ethOS?

BrokenMiner

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Quote from: maqu on July 16, 2017, 04:24:07 PM

Quote from: BrokenMiner on July 16, 2017, 12:38:47 PM

Just separate the numbers by a comma, no spaces.

For example let's say you want to run GPU0 at 950, GPU1 at 950, GPU2 at 900, and GPU3 at 950 you would enter 950,950,900,950 in the Core MHz field. Same goes for the Memory.

I have tried this but then Core/Mem clocks shows just 300 300 300 950 (0) and 300 300 300 1500. Should this work also in this R edition smos?

I haven't used the R series, but with the rx series you can usually fix that by changing the clock speeds up or down a bit. I would try changing them to 925 or 975 and 1475 or 1525. Basically just play around with the numbers until you find some that work.

maqu

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Quote from: BrokenMiner on July 16, 2017, 12:38:47 PM

Just separate the numbers by a comma, no spaces.

For example let's say you want to run GPU0 at 950, GPU1 at 950, GPU2 at 900, and GPU3 at 950 you would enter 950,950,900,950 in the Core MHz field. Same goes for the Memory.

I have tried this but then Core/Mem clocks shows just 300 300 300 950 (0) and 300 300 300 1500. Should this work also in this R edition smos?

BrokenMiner

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Quote from: maqu on July 16, 2017, 01:11:32 PM

Quote from: BrokenMiner on July 16, 2017, 12:38:47 PM

A few generic troubleshooting steps I'd try..

1. Remove all but one GPU
2. Fresh install of SMOS
3. Add one GPU at a time, overclocking each one individually

This might narrow it down to a bad GPU, or riser, or PCIE slot.

Hi, thanks for your advice!

How can I overclock gpus individually?

Just separate the numbers by a comma, no spaces.

For example let's say you want to run GPU0 at 950, GPU1 at 950, GPU2 at 900, and GPU3 at 950 you would enter 950,950,900,950 in the Core MHz field. Same goes for the Memory.

citronick

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---- winter*juvia -----

Quote from: sony87 on July 16, 2017, 03:32:00 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 16, 2017, 01:10:51 AM

boot up with less than 6 x GPUs and do the BIOS settings..

... after than insert the next 6 x GPUs

Quote from: laik2 on July 15, 2017, 12:09:59 PM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 08:27:33 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 15, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 07:47:30 AM

I have a tb250-btc pro motherboard that supports 12 cards and 12 1060s hooked up, but whenever I boot up I get scrolling PCIe Bus errors. The bios is set to mining mode - above 6g and SMOS supports 15 cards so theoretically there shouldn't be an issue. I know one guy here got the same board up and running with 12, but I can't seem to get over 6 without these issues. I've talked to the dev and he's working on it, but I want to ask if anyone has had and overcome this issue in the meantime.

Bootup with PCI-16x slot
Goto BIOS
Disable Sound
Power ON after power loss
On board graphics - Enabled, select IGFX
Mining Mode - Above 6G
Save reboot
plugin to onboard graphics

*** set all PCI speed to "Gen 2" if that helps

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this didn't help. We're still getting scrolling errors that say:

PCIe Bus Error: Severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, id=00db(Receiver ID)
device [8086:aZee] error status/mask=00000001/00002000

receiver error (first)

Any ideas?

Disable aspm via bios and if that doesn't help smos dev must add some kernel boot options to /etc/default/grub

I have spend 6 hours of test with this mobo and 6 cards, tried both images - normal RX and z170image. None of the bios settings help to boot up with more than 1 gpu. I tried every possible combination and it's not booting. Problem is the kernel seems to not work fine with this Biostar, this guy here have the same observation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_VoWV9ENa0&feature=youtu.be so it's not just two of us. Can we have a version for this MB, please ?

reading your post again and I assume you are using the NVIDIA smOS image.... looks like you are not Grin

I have the same board and all 12 x RX470s are working just fine

Since you have GTX-1060 you need this image, NOT the RX ones

https://simplemining.net/download/simpleminer-NV-v1103-kernel4.11.4-nvidia375.66-i915fw.imgc

setup your BIOS with 1 or 2 cards first and enable the Above 6G..., reboot and put in the rest of your cards, reboot ... you should be mining with all 12 cards

maqu

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Quote from: BrokenMiner on July 16, 2017, 12:38:47 PM

A few generic troubleshooting steps I'd try..

1. Remove all but one GPU
2. Fresh install of SMOS
3. Add one GPU at a time, overclocking each one individually

This might narrow it down to a bad GPU, or riser, or PCIE slot.

Hi, thanks for your advice!

How can I overclock gpus individually?

BrokenMiner

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Quote from: maqu on July 16, 2017, 12:29:08 PM

Hi, I’m having problems with SMOS after I added 5th R280x card to my rig. I cannot get it stable even with 4 cards anymore.

My setup:
Msi 170a gaming pro carbon
Celeron
4gb ram
Ssd
Asus 280x cards
Asus 290 card
MSI 280x cards
Asus 280 card
Asus 280top card
2 basic PSU’s linked together to feed mobo and usb risers
2400w server power with breakout board to feed pcie power
Usb risers from china

Right now just 4 280x cards are connected because of these stability issues but still not working.

Clocks are 950/1500 with 0 power adjust.

I have tried several different clocks but anything else than these make this rig even more unstable.

Before I tried to add fifth card this rig worked great. Now I have over 460 restarts in this rig and I dont know why this started.

In many reboots I get these errors:
Set clock failed for adapter x
ADL_Adapter_Active_Get failed
Cards not detected

Any advice?

A few generic troubleshooting steps I'd try..

1. Remove all but one GPU
2. Fresh install of SMOS
3. Add one GPU at a time, overclocking each one individually

This might narrow it down to a bad GPU, or riser, or PCIE slot.

maqu

newbie

Activity: 14

Merit: 0

Hi, I’m having problems with SMOS after I added 5th R280x card to my rig. I cannot get it stable even with 4 cards anymore.

My setup:
Msi 170a gaming pro carbon
Celeron
4gb ram
Ssd
Asus 280x cards
Asus 290 card
MSI 280x cards
Asus 280 card
Asus 280top card
2 basic PSU’s linked together to feed mobo and usb risers
2400w server power with breakout board to feed pcie power
Usb risers from china

Right now just 4 280x cards are connected because of these stability issues but still not working.

Clocks are 950/1500 with 0 power adjust.

I have tried several different clocks but anything else than these make this rig even more unstable.

Before I tried to add fifth card this rig worked great. Now I have over 460 restarts in this rig and I dont know why this started.

In many reboots I get these errors:
Set clock failed for adapter x
ADL_Adapter_Active_Get failed
Cards not detected

Any advice?

dakky

newbie

Activity: 53

Merit: 0

Hey people, does anyone have this problem - watching the miner through Claymore remote management port reports that miner works... I can SSH in the SMOS as well... but all rigs are red and OFF in the dashboard.... so pool reports all rigs are working but not good, a lot of invalid shares... don't know what to do, can't even restart them from dashboard, only through SSH... last RX version, RX 470's in all rigs... thanks

pbuva

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Can you pls add some miner with x13 algo support for NVIDIA?

sony87

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Quote from: citronick on July 16, 2017, 01:10:51 AM

boot up with less than 6 x GPUs and do the BIOS settings..

... after than insert the next 6 x GPUs

Quote from: laik2 on July 15, 2017, 12:09:59 PM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 08:27:33 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 15, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 07:47:30 AM

I have a tb250-btc pro motherboard that supports 12 cards and 12 1060s hooked up, but whenever I boot up I get scrolling PCIe Bus errors. The bios is set to mining mode - above 6g and SMOS supports 15 cards so theoretically there shouldn't be an issue. I know one guy here got the same board up and running with 12, but I can't seem to get over 6 without these issues. I've talked to the dev and he's working on it, but I want to ask if anyone has had and overcome this issue in the meantime.

Bootup with PCI-16x slot
Goto BIOS
Disable Sound
Power ON after power loss
On board graphics - Enabled, select IGFX
Mining Mode - Above 6G
Save reboot
plugin to onboard graphics

*** set all PCI speed to "Gen 2" if that helps

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this didn't help. We're still getting scrolling errors that say:

PCIe Bus Error: Severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, id=00db(Receiver ID)
device [8086:aZee] error status/mask=00000001/00002000

receiver error (first)

Any ideas?

Disable aspm via bios and if that doesn't help smos dev must add some kernel boot options to /etc/default/grub

I have spend 6 hours of test with this mobo and 6 cards, tried both images - normal RX and z170image. None of the bios settings help to boot up with more than 1 gpu. I tried every possible combination and it's not booting. Problem is the kernel seems to not work fine with this Biostar, this guy here have the same observation - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_VoWV9ENa0&feature=youtu.be so it's not just two of us. Can we have a version for this MB, please ?

citronick

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Activity: 1834

Merit: 1080

---- winter*juvia -----

boot up with less than 6 x GPUs and do the BIOS settings..

... after than insert the next 6 x GPUs

Quote from: laik2 on July 15, 2017, 12:09:59 PM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 08:27:33 AM

Quote from: citronick on July 15, 2017, 07:58:46 AM

Quote from: Maebog on July 15, 2017, 07:47:30 AM

I have a tb250-btc pro motherboard that supports 12 cards and 12 1060s hooked up, but whenever I boot up I get scrolling PCIe Bus errors. The bios is set to mining mode - above 6g and SMOS supports 15 cards so theoretically there shouldn't be an issue. I know one guy here got the same board up and running with 12, but I can't seem to get over 6 without these issues. I've talked to the dev and he's working on it, but I want to ask if anyone has had and overcome this issue in the meantime.

Bootup with PCI-16x slot
Goto BIOS
Disable Sound
Power ON after power loss
On board graphics - Enabled, select IGFX
Mining Mode - Above 6G
Save reboot
plugin to onboard graphics

*** set all PCI speed to "Gen 2" if that helps

Thanks for the reply! Unfortunately this didn't help. We're still getting scrolling errors that say:

PCIe Bus Error: Severity=Corrected, type=Physical Layer, id=00db(Receiver ID)
device [8086:aZee] error status/mask=00000001/00002000

receiver error (first)

Any ideas?

Disable aspm via bios and if that doesn't help smos dev must add some kernel boot options to /etc/default/grub

citronick

legendary

Activity: 1834

Merit: 1080

---- winter*juvia -----

See this great video by Angry Chicken on that motherboard and BIOS settings

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4cd1qoTAHmA

OR

BBT's video on setting up Asus Prime Z270A & AR

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DR-FkpU2KfI

Quote from: RMH on July 15, 2017, 06:49:47 PM

Have been reading back in the threads a few weeks but haven't found anything that I haven't already tried or specifically related to my mb and gpus.

Asus Prime Z270-A
GeForce GTX 1070 Windforce OC 8G x6

Updated BIOS on the MB
Disabled Sound
Power ON after power loss selected
On board graphics - Enabled selected IGFX
All PCI speed to Gen 2
Above 4G Enabled
ASPM is Disabled
Plugged into the onboard graphics via the HDMI port

SMos boots from my 128G USB2 pen drive with the NV version but see's only 2 of the 6 GPU's. I've unplugged all but three for now. If I can get 3 going I'll move on to 4 and so on.

I've checked all my risers and cards and they all work in Windows 10 but also not at the same time. Just fyi I also had an MSI Z170A SLI Plus and sent it back thinking it was a mobo issue.

Has anyone had any success with this board and gpu combo yet? If so what am I missing or not setting correctly in the BIOS? On the PCI speed I've tried all settings... Auto, Gen1, Gen2 and Gen 3. The setting listed above are what I have set currently.

Thanks in advance for any and all help.

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