Quote from: CoRpO on November 04, 2016, 03:02:45 PM

Quote from: osnwt on November 04, 2016, 03:01:09 PM

Now when silentarmy v3 miner comes, the power of Claymore's miner is its user friendliness and a lot of options including remote monitoring and management. Plus now Windows version that silentarmy v3 lucks (yet).

Though, I still cannot run ETH CDM on some motherboard that has internal video set as a primary (it does not start without it). CDM just does not have an "OpenCL platform" option and fails to run on it. Another system under Windows I know of does not display temperatures for cards for the same reason: Windows detects internal video as the 1st adapter and return its temperature readings to CDM. So CDM mines on few AMD GPUs but displays just one temperature for internal video that happened to be found as the 1st adapter in the Windows system. And there is no option to select the temp/fan monitoring platform and order.

This is where open source rules: I can fix anything there, but in CDM.

Buy a dummy hdmi plug, costs $15 and saves you from enabling internal graphics or lacking temp/fans/overclocking

Yeah for some reason AMD cards only show temps, and give clocks, voltage etc options if at least one AMD card has a monitor attached. You can get an HDMI dummy plug, or use second video input on monitor (if it has it). I have no problems with my miners, mostly Intel, but have one with an APU, never had issues if I used the plugs. You don't need them to mine, but better remote desktop, and monitoring.