Topic: Teamviewer and GPU Mh/s drops to 0 (Read 143 times)
I am using radmin to connect rig with amd cards and all working fine, expect the resolution, it 640 x 480
yeah i am sing amd, so if i leave the hdmi adapter in the card even unconnected to a monitor and then try accessing it from teamviewer it won't shit the bed and drop to 0mh/s?
That's it.
For new series like RX one dummy video output in one rig, it's enough, or straight to which card that troubled.
For old series like R9 family, sometimes need a few dummy video output.
yeah i am sing amd, so if i leave the hdmi adapter in the card even unconnected to a monitor and then try accessing it from teamviewer it won't shit the bed and drop to 0mh/s?
I guess you are using AMD cards, am I right?
It's happened to some AMD cards. But don't worry, a dummy video output without connecting to monitor is more than enough. You can use HDMI adapter or something else that you can use on your mining cards output socket.
It's happened to some AMD cards. But don't worry, a dummy video output without connecting to monitor is more than enough. You can use HDMI adapter or something else that you can use on your mining cards output socket.
Hi Guys and Gals
I wonder if you would kindly lend me your superior knowledge of mining for a minute...
I set up a new rig and it was working fine, but as soon as i started mining with my gaming desktop at night one of the cards on my rig gpu0 dropped to 0mh/s - i eventually got so frustrated thinking it has something to do with my card on my desktop mining that i mounted the gaming card with the mining cards on the rig and now using on board graphics on my desktop - rig seemed happy and chugging away.
The first time i tried to look at the rig on teamviewer from my desktop the mining rig gpu0 drops immidiately to 0 and i have to disconnect the screen on my desktop, connect it to the mining rig and do a restart for the gpu0 to go back to it's original speeds...
I am fairly decent with computers but this strange behaviour has me mistified....
I need to be able to look at the rig on teamviewer without gpu0 dropping to 0mh/s and having to connect a screen and doing a restart, you help in this situation would be kindly appreciated.
I wonder if you would kindly lend me your superior knowledge of mining for a minute...
I set up a new rig and it was working fine, but as soon as i started mining with my gaming desktop at night one of the cards on my rig gpu0 dropped to 0mh/s - i eventually got so frustrated thinking it has something to do with my card on my desktop mining that i mounted the gaming card with the mining cards on the rig and now using on board graphics on my desktop - rig seemed happy and chugging away.
The first time i tried to look at the rig on teamviewer from my desktop the mining rig gpu0 drops immidiately to 0 and i have to disconnect the screen on my desktop, connect it to the mining rig and do a restart for the gpu0 to go back to it's original speeds...
I am fairly decent with computers but this strange behaviour has me mistified....
I need to be able to look at the rig on teamviewer without gpu0 dropping to 0mh/s and having to connect a screen and doing a restart, you help in this situation would be kindly appreciated.
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