I don't have a screensaver on
that's why i told you to use one. Preferably, the blank screen one.
Topic: New 5970 woes (Read 2748 times)
that's why i told you to use one. Preferably, the blank screen one.
I don't have a screensaver on
that's why i told you to use one. Preferably, the blank screen one.
On my setup using phoenix rising one card is constantly at 98-99 but the other fluctuates alot more temps are low 80's and 410mhs for the first core and 404 for the second core. Would also like to know how to disable crossfire?
Just throw the blank screen screensaver and you should be fine.
On my setup using phoenix rising one card is constantly at 98-99 but the other fluctuates alot more temps are low 80's and 410mhs for the first core and 404 for the second core. Would also like to know how to disable crossfire?
Just throw the blank screen screensaver and you should be fine.
Thanks guys, Diablo Miner is working. Both cores running fine now.
On my setup using phoenix rising one card is constantly at 98-99 but the other fluctuates alot more temps are low 80's and 410mhs for the first core and 404 for the second core. Would also like to know how to disable crossfire?
You solved the crossfire issue by using Diablo Miner? So it stays at 100% for both gpus all the time? mine ranges from 82-100% but mostly around 99
I had the same problem as the OP. one GPU was reporting hardware issues and wasn't working - that is 0% - while the other did just fine. I also tried to disable crossfire but couldn't find the setting. Finally, Diablo Miner solved the issue, now i have both my GPU working at 98-99% as they are supposed to do.
Try with -v flag !
Had the same problem with two 5850!:)
Had the same problem with two 5850!:)
Had this same problem. I nicely solved it using Diablo Miner ( http://forum.bitcoin.org/?topic=1721.0 ). Give it a try.
You solved the crossfire issue by using Diablo Miner? So it stays at 100% for both gpus all the time? mine ranges from 82-100% but mostly around 99
Had this same problem. I nicely solved it using Diablo Miner ( http://forum.bitcoin.org/?topic=1721.0 ). Give it a try.
How did you do that in Windows?
No bridge installed but (internally) crossfire is enabled.
Looks like I'm going to try Linuxcoin next.
No bridge installed but (internally) crossfire is enabled.
Looks like I'm going to try Linuxcoin next.
I was having those problems until i DISABLE CROSSFIRE... Even with the bridge not installed, crossfire was enabled by default. This is a bad thing and should be turned off..
I am trying to setup a new 5970 running the phoenix miner, GPU 0 works flawlessly but after a minute or two GPU #1 throws the following error and stops mining:
The card is being run as stock, not overclocked or overvolted in any manner.
Using pocllbm: "Verification failed, check hardware"
Using phoenix miner: "Kernel error: Unusual behavior from OpenCL. Hardware problem?"
I believe that it is related to CrossFireX being enabled, how do I disable it under Windows? The CCC doesn't have a specific "Disable CrossFireX" option that I can find:
Any other thoughts or ideas to address this issue?
Thanks!
-X
The card is being run as stock, not overclocked or overvolted in any manner.
Using pocllbm: "Verification failed, check hardware"
Using phoenix miner: "Kernel error: Unusual behavior from OpenCL. Hardware problem?"
I believe that it is related to CrossFireX being enabled, how do I disable it under Windows? The CCC doesn't have a specific "Disable CrossFireX" option that I can find:
Any other thoughts or ideas to address this issue?
Thanks!
-X
Have you tried not using an almost decade old OS?
Any updates on this? I'm in the same boat.
Guys he's talking about the second gpu-core in the same card.
You can't disable Crossfire because Crossfire is automatically enabled on a dual-gpu card.
The way I solved this was to put a dummy plug into the same card. (2 outputs, one is your tv, and one is your dummy plug)
You can't disable Crossfire because Crossfire is automatically enabled on a dual-gpu card.
The way I solved this was to put a dummy plug into the same card. (2 outputs, one is your tv, and one is your dummy plug)
make sure you dont have Crossfire cables on take them off ---from what little i learned---
I am not sure if you can have crossfire on
Make sure you have a DUMMY PLUG in Second Video Card
and go to Desktop Properties go to Settings
right click one of those "EXTRA" Screens
and click ATTACH, and "EXTEND DISPLAY" or something like that
I am not sure if you can have crossfire on
Make sure you have a DUMMY PLUG in Second Video Card
and go to Desktop Properties go to Settings
right click one of those "EXTRA" Screens
and click ATTACH, and "EXTEND DISPLAY" or something like that
don't know about your ati ccc version , but in latest there is crossfire on/off check-field under ati overdrive section in the menu
got the same problem here with my second gpu on a 5970 card
I am trying to setup a new 5970 running the phoenix miner, GPU 0 works flawlessly but after a minute or two GPU #1 throws the following error and stops mining:
The card is being run as stock, not overclocked or overvolted in any manner.
Using pocllbm: "Verification failed, check hardware"
Using phoenix miner: "Kernel error: Unusual behavior from OpenCL. Hardware problem?"
I believe that it is related to CrossFireX being enabled, how do I disable it under Windows? The CCC doesn't have a specific "Disable CrossFireX" option that I can find:
Any other thoughts or ideas to address this issue?
Thanks!
-X
The card is being run as stock, not overclocked or overvolted in any manner.
Using pocllbm: "Verification failed, check hardware"
Using phoenix miner: "Kernel error: Unusual behavior from OpenCL. Hardware problem?"
I believe that it is related to CrossFireX being enabled, how do I disable it under Windows? The CCC doesn't have a specific "Disable CrossFireX" option that I can find:
Any other thoughts or ideas to address this issue?
Thanks!
-X
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