Quote from: Naimon on September 01, 2016, 10:10:35 PM

Quote from: yun9999 on September 01, 2016, 06:33:41 AM

Quote from: kenhai on September 01, 2016, 04:47:32 AM

Quote from: yun9999 on September 01, 2016, 03:58:56 AM

OK this is driving me nuts. Claymore v 6.2 or 6.4. I can't hash more than 3.5 MH Eth on any of my new NVIDIA 1070 ( 2 MSI and 2 ASUS). Just reinstalled Windows 10 64bit and using 372.54 Anniversary update driver

ASUS Card memory - GPUZ shows is Micron. Let me power off and check the MSI

I might just be reading it wrong, but I just want to confirm... You updated the nvidia drivers and updated Windows to the anniversary update?

Rookie mistake. I only used the Windows 10 anniversary update driver. I thought that was a Nvidia thing , didn't realize there is actually a Windows 10 anniversary updates as I normally used to service packs. This fix the issue. What is the best OC level?? I am doing +575 for memory and +150 for clock to get 29.5MH eth n 300 sia. I see others reporting that the 1070 can get 29 Eth and up to 900 on Sia.

P.S Thanks so much for the help

What's your -dcri at? I run -dcri 60 on my 1070 rig, which gets me 29.5MH Eth and 550 Sia with similar clocks to yours, power set to 65%.

Hello Naimon,

My issue is that if I run 1 or 2 GPU, there's no issues but anything more than that would crash Claymore. I've tried different power risers as well as motherboard, same issues. For single card, it works great and I can hash very well, multi GPU, it will crash even when doing stock setting and Eth only.