Topic: Mining with different gpus (Read 2554 times)
as long you are mixing AMD only
thanx everybody,also what do you think about pci risers vs usb risers?
with new gpu you need don't cumbersome risers, they consume very little, so standard ribborn riser is good enough
i have currently one rig full of 1070 with standard risers, no issue so far, no crash, very stable, i'm loving it, the only problem is that i bought a 1000w and it's not perfectly fine with 6x1070, better to go with a 1200 corsair or 1300 evga....
thanx everybody,also what do you think about pci risers vs usb risers?
You can mix the cards you mentioned in the post. I mix 7990 with 390 without any problem so far.
+1 I have a 6 gpu rigs with 2X280x, 2X 370, 2X 290 and running claymore miner 4.4 and it do the job pretty well.
I have 3x 370 on a rig, planning on replacing them with 380s one by one (the PSU will be ok);
What exactly is the process of mixing?
Is it just to install multiple drivers, then run the miner? (i'm using claymore 4.4 too.)
You don't need multiple drivers, install you card, start windows and install cat 15.12 just once
That is right. There is no special requirement for the drivers. I run the 15.11 and it is very good. I have 8 GPU in one rig.
You can mix the cards you mentioned in the post. I mix 7990 with 390 without any problem so far.
+1 I have a 6 gpu rigs with 2X280x, 2X 370, 2X 290 and running claymore miner 4.4 and it do the job pretty well.
I have 3x 370 on a rig, planning on replacing them with 380s one by one (the PSU will be ok);
What exactly is the process of mixing?
Is it just to install multiple drivers, then run the miner? (i'm using claymore 4.4 too.)
You don't need multiple drivers, install you card, start windows and install cat 15.12 just once
you can't cross fire but if your mining as far as i know you can't or there is no way or need to, but using crossfire you can't really mix them they have to be the same gen type . not sure thu if Nvida can mix with AMD to mine i read some place you can .Ive only mixed with AMD so far.
You can mix the cards you mentioned in the post. I mix 7990 with 390 without any problem so far.
+1 I have a 6 gpu rigs with 2X280x, 2X 370, 2X 290 and running claymore miner 4.4 and it do the job pretty well.
I have 3x 370 on a rig, planning on replacing them with 380s one by one (the PSU will be ok);
What exactly is the process of mixing?
Is it just to install multiple drivers, then run the miner? (i'm using claymore 4.4 too.)
You can mix the cards you mentioned in the post. I mix 7990 with 390 without any problem so far.
+1 I have a 6 gpu rigs with 2X280x, 2X 370, 2X 290 and running claymore miner 4.4 and it do the job pretty well.
You can mix the cards you mentioned in the post. I mix 7990 with 390 without any problem so far.
Can't speak to Ethminer, but I've got 2 qtminer setups running mixed cards with no issues - R9 290 and R9 280x in both cases.
You DEFINITELY have to stick with not mixing GCN and pre-GCN, and might need to stick fairly closely to the same gen (3xx and 2xx are pretty much the same gen in reality, along with some of the high-end 7xxx series) to avoid issues.
You DEFINITELY have to stick with not mixing GCN and pre-GCN, and might need to stick fairly closely to the same gen (3xx and 2xx are pretty much the same gen in reality, along with some of the high-end 7xxx series) to avoid issues.
Hello i have one rig with 2x7950 one r9 380x and one 390.my question is is it better to run one ethminer for all two one for the rwo 7950 and one for the other 2 or maybe three one for 2x7950 and one for 380x and a lastone for the 390?
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