On the overclocking screen the text says: "core - you can set value in MHz for example 1100 or for each gpu 1000,1100,1050" and "memory - value in MHz. example 1850 or for each gpu 1850,1800,1790"
When I do that I get an error on initializing the OC settings: integer expression expected.
So... it is not true or I'm doing something wrong. What is it?
When I do that I get an error on initializing the OC settings: integer expression expected.
So... it is not true or I'm doing something wrong. What is it?
Question #1 how many cards in your rig?
Question # 2 what cards are they? [brand 4gb vs 8gb, did you bios mod?] etc?
Only input numbers nothing else.
For Example: I have 6 cards in my Rig first 4 are RX 570 and last 2 are RX 580
so I set the core speed at 1150 for all 6
& 1950 memory speed for firs 4 and #6 but 1750mhz for #5 [as it gives me error when i push it higher than that]
Hope that helps.
If you have 4 cards only input 4 numbers on OC settings.
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I have 6 cards: 1x RX480 8GB, 3x RX480 4GB, 2x RX470 4GB. All modded.
I have configured it like this:
Core MHz: 1175,1050,1050,1050,1050,1050
Memory MHz: 2175,1900,1900,1900,1900,1900
https://i.imgur.com/aQ6fMhZ.jpg
And at startup I get:
============ Preparing miners =============
============ OVERCLOCKING =================
/root/utils/oc_dpm.sh: line 6: [: 1175,1150,1150,1150,1150,1150: integer expression expected
GPU1:
try no spaces in between your commas
There aren't any
Dude it looks like you have space here "_ 1175,1150,1150,1150,1150,1150"
fix that check both lines just to be safe.
Try running without anything on it [stock settings] if it runs fine that means your input of number had a space in the beginning hope that helps.
