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Re: Claymore's Dual Ethereum AMD+NVIDIA GPU Miner v9.4 (Windows/Linux)
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kisk
on 29/05/2017, 23:20:25 UTC
Quote from: OverEasy on May 29, 2017, 03:03:47 PM
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Anyone managed to get 4xx and 5xx running on same rig?
Man I think I tried about everything now.

I got 2x 470 (modded)
2x 480 (modded)
1 570 (modded)

With the Crimson 16.x.x drivers I can easily get my 470's and 480's but the darn 580 just shows as standard VGA.

I even tried the latest greatest 17.something driver and that was a mess lol. It showed all 5 cards but never would actually load the drivers correctly..

Grrr gotta be a way lol....

Yes. I have mixed rig with 480 and 570. Simply use latest AMD driver, patch it and start mining Smiley
Could you explain or link to the patch please? I think your talking about skipping sig check but i have never done that. Thanks for any help


Uf, I am getting sick of people who dont want to spent their time and search on google, rather spent time of others, who wants to help. Next time I will better not help.

Google for atikmdag-patcher...
I did spend my time googling and found many different ways to try it. I was simply asking how you did it for my benefit and of course any others reading this with same issues. I have used the patcher with the new drivers and now get past the loading drivers part. All 5 cards are now seen but one card is ALWAYS yellow triangle in device manager. I have switched ports, DDU'd and started over, everything I can come up with.
So now I got all 5 cards but one is non-working. So if a 470 is  failed and I change the riser to another port and reboot then a 480 will be failed for example. The other 4 will mine. Anyone else have any suggestions (and yes I am researching for an answer elsewhere) lol


ALWAYS include your rig specs (all of them) and detailed error messages if you want real answers (for instance, what is the device manager error on the device?)

Sounds like a mobo PCIe setting issue, however no one would know for sure without knowing what mobo you're using. My last build had a very specific bios setup (Z170A).