Hey everyone
can anyone confirm, that the new RX 550, 560, 570, 580 works with the current version of RX OS?
my 580 runs like a charm, however with the 550 i get GPU faults. i should get 560 and 570 this week too.
What expirience did you got so far with the newer RX cards?
BR
Topic: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Manage Your GPU farm the easy way! (30 days free) - page 427. (Read 836164 times)
June 13, 2017, 01:08:22 AM
June 13, 2017, 01:07:32 AM
i have 6 same cards in my Miner and one card makes problems (no good Hashrate and many invalid shares)
i will check the bios settings on this cards, but how can i find out in witch slot on the Mainboard is this cards pluged?
How can I identify the GPU1
ETH: GPU0 29.215 Mh/s, GPU1 19.996 Mh/s, GPU2 29.212 Mh/s, GPU3 29.222 Mh/s, GPU4 29.177 Mh/s, GPU5 29.189 Mh/s
GPU0 t=74C fan=41%, GPU1 t=59C fan=27%, GPU2 t=75C fan=34%, GPU3 t=73C fan=30%, GPU4 t=76C fan=28%, GPU5 t=59C fan=27%
i will check the bios settings on this cards, but how can i find out in witch slot on the Mainboard is this cards pluged?
How can I identify the GPU1
Code:
ETH: GPU0 29.215 Mh/s, GPU1 19.996 Mh/s, GPU2 29.212 Mh/s, GPU3 29.222 Mh/s, GPU4 29.177 Mh/s, GPU5 29.189 Mh/s
GPU0 t=74C fan=41%, GPU1 t=59C fan=27%, GPU2 t=75C fan=34%, GPU3 t=73C fan=30%, GPU4 t=76C fan=28%, GPU5 t=59C fan=27%
June 13, 2017, 01:05:54 AM
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Are setx automatically set in simplemining OS?
this is, what SMOS sets on bootup (i have no clue, what the params do)setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Are setx automatically set in simplemining OS?
Code:
export GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PRECENT=100
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=0
export GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
export GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS=0
export GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT=100
did some research and still have no clue what each param is doing
but it seams that most of them are obsolete on modern systems June 13, 2017, 12:50:09 AM
Hello I am having some issues using SimplMining OS for Ethereum. I Was wondering if someone could help me with my current situation.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
Hi!
What kind of motherboard do you have?
1. check the motherboard BIOS updates - if there's a newer one, update it
2. 4G - always must be enabled if you want to use more than 3 cards
Because you turned on/off nearly everything, my proposal is to set the bios back to default, enable only 4G, disable the motherboard VGA and run the OS. I hope it'll help...
June 13, 2017, 12:13:33 AM
Yes the first thing I did was install the latest BIOS for my motherboard.
I would investigate PSU next and ensure those riser cables and connections are secured
June 13, 2017, 12:05:31 AM
Best Software ever!!
June 13, 2017, 12:04:54 AM
Yes the first thing I did was install the latest BIOS for my motherboard.
June 12, 2017, 11:53:04 PM
Hello I am having some issues using SimplMining OS for Ethereum. I Was wondering if someone could help me with my current situation.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
have updated your motherboard BIOS to the latest one?
June 12, 2017, 11:39:23 PM
Hello I am having some issues using SimplMining OS for Ethereum. I Was wondering if someone could help me with my current situation.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
Fail to start Windows/SimpleMiningOS with 4 RX 480's plugged in (but 3 work)
I'm powering the USB Risers
I can boot Windows and SimpleMiningOS with 3GPUs plugged in, but not 4. If I plug in a 4th GPU, SimpleMiningOS boots, but the screen stays black, and hitting any key reboots the machine. Windows won't boot at all.
I power each USB Riser using molex connectors hooked up to the PSU.
I've tried setting each PCI-E slot to Gen1 (and every other option: Auto and Gen 2/3), tried set the PCI PEG setting to disabled (and every other option), and tried enabling/disabling 4G decoding. In fact, I've tried setting every combination of the above, but to no avail.
I can boot into SimpleMiningOS with 3 cards plugged in to the 1x PCIE slots over powered usb risers, but can not boot with a 4th card. I tried plugging the 4th into both the final PCI-E 1x slot and either of the free PCIE 16x slots, it makes no difference.
All cards are stock. I haven't flashed them with any custom BIOS, and haven't tried over/under clocking them yet.
I know it's not a bad card/riser that's causing the issue, because I tried rotating cards/risers, and each of them work just fine as long as only 3 GPUs are installed when I boot up.
What else can I try to get 4 GPUs booting? Obviously I'd like to get all 6 working, but... baby steps.
June 12, 2017, 05:38:54 PM
setx GPU_FORCE_64BIT_PTR 0
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Are setx automatically set in simplemining OS?
setx GPU_MAX_HEAP_SIZE 100
setx GPU_USE_SYNC_OBJECTS 1
setx GPU_MAX_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
setx GPU_SINGLE_ALLOC_PERCENT 100
Are setx automatically set in simplemining OS?
June 12, 2017, 05:31:59 PM
confusing if Reddit is new for you, perhaps.
On Reddit, if an announcement is made, we can comment on that announcement. If questions/complaints are made, we can comment on those in their respective place.
Having one topic to handle 100 people's questions/answers mixed in with announcements like we have here, seems more messy in every way
On Reddit, if an announcement is made, we can comment on that announcement. If questions/complaints are made, we can comment on those in their respective place.
Having one topic to handle 100 people's questions/answers mixed in with announcements like we have here, seems more messy in every way
June 12, 2017, 05:26:26 PM
reddit is allmost the same in my eyes ... little bit less confusing but still a lot of chaos 
June 12, 2017, 04:58:05 PM
This thread is getting ridiculously huge. I'm sure there are a ton of adopters now... Isn't it about time we move somewhere better?
This would be so much better in a Reddit sub. If someone made one, I'd join right away.
reddit.com/r/smOS is open...
just saying
This would be so much better in a Reddit sub. If someone made one, I'd join right away.
reddit.com/r/smOS is open...
just saying
June 12, 2017, 04:40:04 PM
so when u ssh into the rig and check the core clocks (aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc) there is still the default clock active? or is it the max clock and the actual clock is 1129?
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
I left my power target alone, so i do not think it is that.
I have never used SSH. But it does not look too difficult, but where do I find proper login credentials for each rig?
A: miner/miner .... root/miner1324
than i dont understand what u mean. who is telling you the different clocks?
The default clock of my current bios is set to 1191. But the smOS dashboard displays the clock as 1128. It is also hashing as if the clock is ACTUALLY set to 1128. When smOS first boots, before the miner starts, when the OC profile is applied it does not say anything about down-clocking. If, instead of leaving the OC settings blank, I type "1191" in the core clock field, the OC profile is then applied on startup, outputting "1191 ----> 1191"
First boot after flashing the GPU, it hashed at 29.3 and smOS dashboard displayed 1191 as the core clock. After 10-20mins the hashrate dropped to ~27-28 and the dashboard began displaying the core clock as 1128. Every restart since, the card has hashed at 27-28h right off the bat, and the dashboard always displays core clock as 1128.
edit: I would like to ssh into the rig to check your suggestion, but I have never done that before. I have installed Putty and am tying to figure out what the proper ip/port is.
your ip you should know
is it in your local network then ask your router for DHCP leases ... port is 22 ... user and password is miner ...
after logging in you need to type the following:
Code:
export DISPLAY=:0
aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc
aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc
Putty just tells me "Network Error: Connection Refused"
Sorry, I've done hardware repair for years, and am finally paying for avoiding networking
June 12, 2017, 04:33:27 PM
so when u ssh into the rig and check the core clocks (aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc) there is still the default clock active? or is it the max clock and the actual clock is 1129?
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
I left my power target alone, so i do not think it is that.
I have never used SSH. But it does not look too difficult, but where do I find proper login credentials for each rig?
A: miner/miner .... root/miner1324
than i dont understand what u mean. who is telling you the different clocks?
The default clock of my current bios is set to 1191. But the smOS dashboard displays the clock as 1128. It is also hashing as if the clock is ACTUALLY set to 1128. When smOS first boots, before the miner starts, when the OC profile is applied it does not say anything about down-clocking. If, instead of leaving the OC settings blank, I type "1191" in the core clock field, the OC profile is then applied on startup, outputting "1191 ----> 1191"
First boot after flashing the GPU, it hashed at 29.3 and smOS dashboard displayed 1191 as the core clock. After 10-20mins the hashrate dropped to ~27-28 and the dashboard began displaying the core clock as 1128. Every restart since, the card has hashed at 27-28h right off the bat, and the dashboard always displays core clock as 1128.
edit: I would like to ssh into the rig to check your suggestion, but I have never done that before. I have installed Putty and am tying to figure out what the proper ip/port is.
your ip you should know
is it in your local network then ask your router for DHCP leases ... port is 22 ... user and password is miner ...
after logging in you need to type the following:
Code:
export DISPLAY=:0
aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc
aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc
June 12, 2017, 04:14:55 PM
so when u ssh into the rig and check the core clocks (aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc) there is still the default clock active? or is it the max clock and the actual clock is 1129?
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
I left my power target alone, so i do not think it is that.
I have never used SSH. But it does not look too difficult, but where do I find proper login credentials for each rig?
A: miner/miner .... root/miner1324
than i dont understand what u mean. who is telling you the different clocks?
The default clock of my current bios is set to 1191. But the smOS dashboard displays the clock as 1128. It is also hashing as if the clock is ACTUALLY set to 1128. When smOS first boots, before the miner starts, when the OC profile is applied it does not say anything about down-clocking. If, instead of leaving the OC settings blank, I type "1191" in the core clock field, the OC profile is then applied on startup, outputting "1191 ----> 1191"
First boot after flashing the GPU, it hashed at 29.3 and smOS dashboard displayed 1191 as the core clock. After 10-20mins the hashrate dropped to ~27-28 and the dashboard began displaying the core clock as 1128. Every restart since, the card has hashed at 27-28h right off the bat, and the dashboard always displays core clock as 1128.
edit: I would like to ssh into the rig to check your suggestion, but I have never done that before. I have installed Putty and am tying to figure out what the proper ip/port is.
June 12, 2017, 04:07:46 PM
so when u ssh into the rig and check the core clocks (aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc) there is still the default clock active? or is it the max clock and the actual clock is 1129?
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
I left my power target alone, so i do not think it is that.
I have never used SSH. But it does not look too difficult, but where do I find proper login credentials for each rig?
A: miner/miner .... root/miner1324
than i dont understand what u mean. who is telling you the different clocks?
June 12, 2017, 04:02:16 PM
so when u ssh into the rig and check the core clocks (aticonfig --adapter=all --odgc) there is still the default clock active? or is it the max clock and the actual clock is 1129?
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
that would mean that your power target is to low i would say so the gpu is downclocking to stay stable.
I left my power target alone, so i do not think it is that.
I have never used SSH. But it does not look too difficult, but where do I find proper login credentials for each rig?
June 12, 2017, 03:51:51 PM
mhh so the rig is running actually?! maybe you have a firewall which rejects your rig sending data to smos server? (it would be outgoing rule so very uncommon)
Everything was ok, why would it start to reject my rigs sending data suddenly when no actions have been made?
Can't get there until tomorrow, thus "Last share 17-06-12, 22:46:52 (2 minutes ago)" calms me down a bit...
June 12, 2017, 03:46:56 PM
Last 4 hours, my last reported hashrate is going down and down..
What should I do to fix it?
Thx in advance..
are the gpu getting to hot and start throttling?
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