Topic: Problem with MSI Z270 A PRO, with 7 GPU (Read 482 times)
Today i'll build some good wooden frames to improve cooling and airflow, but I think that the m2 to pci adapter is going to be the big deal that cause troubles.
The motherboard apparently mine for 20-24 hours, then freeze mining and ssh is un reachable (connection reset by peer).
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
What temperatures of your GPUs, mining room?
77C, 32C
The motherboard apparently mine for 20-24 hours, then freeze mining and ssh is un reachable (connection reset by peer).
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
What temperatures of your GPUs, mining room?
The motherboard apparently mine for 20-24 hours, then freeze mining and ssh is un reachable (connection reset by peer).
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
probably yes, there is a temperature limit to each miner with the default values when not configured, the miner has watchdog that reset or restarts the app in order to avoid GPU damage. same is true to OS, I bet you are using a unix/linux base system as you do SSH.
The motherboard apparently mine for 20-24 hours, then freeze mining and ssh is un reachable (connection reset by peer).
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
The only way to control again the system is to power cycle
Temperatures of the gpus are quite high and they start and stop to cool down, could this be the reason?
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