Ok, so changing to gen1 still didnt fixed the problem?
Personally on asrock i see this from time to time but reboot fixes it.
Anyway if you have this problem ober and over then may i ask you to write me a email to
[email protected] It will be easy to debug something that doest work all the time rather tan sometimes
Can you also put in core clock value 5 mem 0 and tell me if that will help? If you put such values then it will be used old script which sets only dpm state and not specific clocjs.
Tell me if it will fix 300 mhz problem
Anyway after that may i please to contact me?
Its also my hobby to fix things
After I changed PEG1 - Max Link Speed from [Gen1] back to [Auto], while leaving the two below changes in place, everything is running fine with 5 GPUs:
PEG0 - Max Link Speed: change from [Auto] to [Gen1]
Above 4G Decoding: [Disabled] to [Enabled]
As such, I am currently running two more GPUs with these two changes than I could run at the beginning of the night. I am hopeful I will be able to run cards off of all 7 PCIe slots with these settings once I get the necessary hardware to do so. I will keep you posted.
The main reason I provided all of the information in my previous post was that I hoped it would assist you with debugging the 300/300 problem others are experiencing. Once I have the necessary hardware to try and run 7 GPUs, I will report back.
On the other hand, if changing the one troublesome BIOS setting back to what caused the problems and then making the changes you suggested in your post would help you with identifying a larger problem, please let me know. I will be happy to oblige.
okay this is the same as the 4mh bug on windows 7 and windows 10.
so do you run this headless?
I have a monitor with hdmi and dvi jacks.
try plugging the gear into a monitor.
especially the specific gpu .
once you plug it in boot once take a look at what happens.
if that does not work.
the msi rx 470 with no bios flashing (truly a mistake for most miners to flash )
will run at
1050 core
1650 memory
0 powerstage
80 temp
60 fan
did you flash bios? if so good luck since bios flashing can cause a lot of issues
I am running the stock BIOS on my cards, at least for now. I figured it would be best first to get as many cards running as possible in stock form before I go monkeying with the cards' BIOS. That way, it is easier to track down the source of any problems that may crop up. Once I get everything running, I may modifying the memory timing, but that's the extent of my planned modding.