Open stna1981 opened 7 years ago
Please try to increase bfactor
by one. It could also be that that the gpu 4 is used for from windows and thats the reason why you need to decrease the memory.
Did not help, also bFactor 10 did not work. Windows should use the IGP, as the monitor is connected to the internal graphics HDMI port. Do you have any other suggestions?
You may need to disable the IGP and use one of the cards as your video source, as Windows counts the IGP as another graphics processor and windows can only support 8 maximum.
Well that's a good idea. I knew about the 8 card limitation, but didn't consider the IGP to be counted as well. At the moment it seems to be stable with 28 threads instead of 32, but it has a small impact on performance. I'll try and let you know. As the rig is maintained remotely, the IGP is not really needed, I only used it for setting up the rig.
I can give an update. The issue happens when only 4GB of RAM are installed, although over 1GB of RAM is still free. With 8GB it does not happen. Can I tweak any settings in Windows so that it will also work with 4GB of RAM?
For me it helped to increase the virtual memory of Windows to 16 GB, in case so. else has the same issues.
Hi,
I have 7x GTX 1060 @ 32/27 config, they work perfectly fine. When I add an 8th GPU of same type with 32/27, one of the other GPUs gets an Out of Memory error. Maybe the overall number of threads / blocks then is too high?
As a Workaround so far I set the number of threads for 4 GPUs from 32 to 30, then it seems to work without any significant impact on the hash rate. However, I would like to know whether there is any other solution that makes it possible to stay with the suggested default setting of 32 threads per card.
Best regards
Stefan