Topic: poclbm/phoenix crashing, nothing works (Read 3997 times)
hmm, I'm still getting the error...
what happened afterwards? any solution for the problem?
Enabling Crossfire on cards 1 and 2 I was able to get all 4 cards workingyou mean like putting the crossfire bridge on them? i thought that doesn't help the mhash/s.. do you actually get all gpus to mine at their speed?
on the other two cards, do you use dummy plugs?
Just ran across this thread. I'm having the exact same issue. I'll try the crossfire approach. So you only crossfired two of the cards and left the other two running single?
Yes, because the cards I use only allow 2 in CF at a time... there's only 1 crossfire bridge available.
Just ran across this thread. I'm having the exact same issue. I'll try the crossfire approach. So you only crossfired two of the cards and left the other two running single?
what happened afterwards? any solution for the problem?
Enabling Crossfire on cards 1 and 2 I was able to get all 4 cards working
what happened afterwards? any solution for the problem?
Have you tried moving your dummy plugs around?
No I have not... I'll try
Have you tried moving your dummy plugs around?
If you can't use all 4 gpu's it's probably because you need to do it on windoes 64. It does it right for me for all my max overclocked nvidia fermi cards x 4.
...I AM on 64bit. Read the first post.
If you can't use all 4 gpu's it's probably because you need to do it on windoes 64. It does it right for me for all my max overclocked nvidia fermi cards x 4.
You sir are a god damned idiot.
Although I agree that the PSU is more than powerful enough, this kind of reply doesn't exactly encourage people to try to help you.I've been trying to figure this out since ~330pm, its just past two am now.
You sir are a god damned idiot.
Although I agree that the PSU is more than powerful enough, this kind of reply doesn't exactly encourage people to try to help you. Seems like you're cutting corners... with both the 1100 Watt PSU and the 2GB of RAM.
The PSU is a little low for 4 cards and a CPU depending on how many watts your CPU is... and your ram is darned low for a windows machine.
The PSU is a little low for 4 cards and a CPU depending on how many watts your CPU is... and your ram is darned low for a windows machine.
You sir are a god damned idiot.
1100W is MORE than enough for Four 6870s (180w each) and a 65W processor.
2GB of RAM is fine. I'm using 500MB in windows with everything loaded. I have no use for more, this is a dedicated machine.
No corners were cut building this machine
Seems like you're cutting corners... with both the 1100 Watt PSU and the 2GB of RAM.
The PSU is a little low for 4 cards and a CPU depending on how many watts your CPU is... and your ram is darned low for a windows machine.
The PSU is a little low for 4 cards and a CPU depending on how many watts your CPU is... and your ram is darned low for a windows machine.
all 3 will work great if only 3 is installed
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
Oh that changes alot. Do you have one of those integrated graphics thing? AMD Windows drivers support only up to 4 gpus.
all 3 will work great if only 3 is installed
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
Oh that changes alot. Do you have one of those integrated graphics thing? AMD Windows drivers support only up to 4 gpus.
all 3 will work great if only 3 is installed
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
if i install 4...then i get problems with the miner/openCL
i swapped all 4 cards (I have 8 total) and its not the cards, its somewhere software or motherboard setting related (i have two identical mobos too)
the mobo supports 4 graphics cards, at x8/x8/x8/x8
This is kinda insane. Not a single one of your cards work?
Open the command prompt, run poclbm without flags and write down whatever you're getting.
Formatted to 32bit windows and the same thing is happening
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