Hoping for some guidance here. running multiple NVIDIA GPU, trying to slap a RX 570 8GB and win10 can't find it. replaced riser, cables and everything, tried putting the NVIDIA card on the riser and works perfect fine. tried putting the RX 570 on the NVIDIA riser which i know works, no luck either.
Can't see it in the device manager, not sure where to go here, hoping someone know what else i can try.
Topic: Setting up AMD and Nvidia on same rig to mine? (Read 1292 times)
I have been able to get both types of cards to mine on the same machine but have been unable to see the temps or setup fan speeds and clocks on the AMD card.
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
Yes, you need a monitor or dummy plug in one of the AMD cards for the driver to monitor and set the temperature and fan speed.
Ok thanks a ton Vann. You have been a great help. I will order some asap.
I have been able to get both types of cards to mine on the same machine but have been unable to see the temps or setup fan speeds and clocks on the AMD card.
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
Yes, you need a monitor or dummy plug in one of the AMD cards for the driver to monitor and set the temperature and fan speed.
I have been able to get both types of cards to mine on the same machine but have been unable to see the temps or setup fan speeds and clocks on the AMD card.
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
Is there so way to do this with having a headless dummy plug?
I use five AMD RX 4XX/5XX cards in the same rig together with a Nvidia 1080 in Windows 10. Install the latest AMD drivers first. If you have Bios modded cards you also need to patch the signature check after installing the drivers.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAiScXPisAY
You then need to install the latest OpenCL runtime libraries from the AMD APP-SDK developer toolkit.
http://developer.amd.com/amd-accelerated-parallel-processing-app-sdk
After all the AMD cards are detected and working, connect the Nvidia cards and install the latest driver.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IAiScXPisAY
You then need to install the latest OpenCL runtime libraries from the AMD APP-SDK developer toolkit.
http://developer.amd.com/amd-accelerated-parallel-processing-app-sdk
After all the AMD cards are detected and working, connect the Nvidia cards and install the latest driver.
I am trying to figure out who people are able to mine with both Nvidia and AMD on the same rig.
So far i have uninstalled all AMD and Nvidia drivers with DDU after trying and failing to get claymore zcash miner to read the AMD GPU, and this is the message i was getting:
"No AMD OPENCLGPUs found, exit"
Even though the RX 580 card were shown in the device manager.
The 1080Ti were shown as well in the device manager. I did not try mining on this card.
There seems to be a driver conflict that i am overlooking or not setting up right.
So how can i and future miners get this to work so that both AMD/Nvidia cards are able to mine? Not having alot of luck with what google is showing me.
So far i have uninstalled all AMD and Nvidia drivers with DDU after trying and failing to get claymore zcash miner to read the AMD GPU, and this is the message i was getting:
"No AMD OPENCLGPUs found, exit"
Even though the RX 580 card were shown in the device manager.
The 1080Ti were shown as well in the device manager. I did not try mining on this card.
There seems to be a driver conflict that i am overlooking or not setting up right.
So how can i and future miners get this to work so that both AMD/Nvidia cards are able to mine? Not having alot of luck with what google is showing me.
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