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Hi,

can you explain to me how to set Power limit for GPU-z ?
also when i try to OC on bash file no effect, i must do it in powermizer to work.

On another note I have Asrock H110 BTC+ PRO with 13*P106-100 6GB GPU-z, they all work fine, and i see ppl asking about CPU, G3900 i not enough minimum you should tell them is i3 7100 3.9ghz 2-Cor/4-Thread
i had G3900 but system froze a lot as CPU usage was 70+% now with the i3 everything is good, CPU usage avg. 20-30%

The problem is with the P106-100 not being properly recognized in nvOC. Until they are; you will not be able to use powerlimit or OC with them.

Hi,

i have successfully reduced power-limit (via 1bash) as was instructed by the program its just trial and error, as there is not a tutorial for nvOC.
( set maximus =YES and Individual Power set =YES then set preferred values and restart system.) I confirm that it works.
for OC powermiser works but tomorrow we will test if it will work with 1bash file.
we are running 1*gtx1060 for vga(display) and 12*p106-100 all cards are running and working. Until you get hold of P106-100 to make it possible to run 13*P106-100 ppl must use one normal gaming GPU.

i can confirm that one normal GPU with many p106 works well out of the box.

This is good to know. Most likely P106-100 issues members have had are resulting from using integrated graphics rather than the P106-100s. I still need to test accessing a pure P106-100 rig remotely (which has never had a monitor attached to its integrated graphics) to verify this.

It is significantly easier to use / manage a rig in remote anyway. The one part I expect most members might have trouble with, while accessing a fully headless rig; is finding the new rigs IP. This is easily solved using a network scanner; of which there are now many GUI, user friendly, free applications. The Fing app is probably the easiest to use.
https://www.fing.io/