Quote from: krazitrain on August 13, 2017, 02:55:12 AM

Quote from: Elder III on August 13, 2017, 01:05:30 AM

What motherboard and PSU(s) are you using? Other than a few dedicated mining motherboards most won't run with more then 3-4 GPUs maybe 5.... some can do more then that but they are often a pain in the arse to deal with. At this point we don't deal with motherboards that are not specific dedicated mining mobos, the hassle and headache is not worth it otherwise.

8 PNY GTX 1060 3 GB MPN: VCGGTX10603XGPB-OC-BB XLR8 Edition
ASUS PRIME Z270-A LGA 1151
Windows 10
EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 G3 powering five cards and the risers, motherboard and SSD
EVGA 850 BQ just powering three of the cards

At this point, I have reloaded the latest Nvidia drivers multiple times. I reinstalled Windows 10. I've updated the bios and checked settings -- I have another rigged with the same exact specs except the cards are not the XLR8 VERSION. i'VE REINSTALLED msi AFTERBURNER.
-I've run only four cards on the PSU 1000 just fine. Changed the riser and card that was disabled -- of course that new riser could be bad also.
-I've run the new card in riser, and three of the cards work fine on the 1000, and 4 other cards on a different PSU. Still got triangle error in device manager on one card.

Boy do I got news for you. You have the same GPU's as me, MOBO and PSU as me. I'm telling you right now you can drop the power to them bad boys to 65% and still pump a wicked 23.5-23.75 ETH hash PLUS 180mh/s hash on SC. Ok, the SC hash is nothing to write home about but the ETH hash is great value. I have 6x of them babies and my rig runs on 500 watts. This means you can connect 9 of those beauties to your 1000w PSU. Return the 850watt PSU.

Those cards punch well above their weight on ETH hash coins but fall a bit short on others (I think its because of the 3gb).