Quote from: zer0k on October 10, 2017, 01:23:47 AM

re-check all your PSU cables...every time I have a card that won't work it's related to the cables and connectors

PSU cables are plugged in, again, i tested individualy each card and each of the 6 cards works fine. so that's not the issue.

Quote from: JamesAdams on October 10, 2017, 08:57:47 AM

Quote from: Gridden on October 08, 2017, 02:19:37 PM

Quote from: JamesAdams on October 08, 2017, 02:16:40 PM

Try looking for a "Enable above 4G decoding" or a similar option in the BIOS. If you can't enable it/can't find it/still does not work it is probably Windows 10 issue (if you are using it) or driver issues.

Yeah i forgot to mention, Windows 10 ^^

I didn't find enable 4G in bios, all i found was Gen 1 or Gen 2 in some options but i don't know what it means.

You might want to turn the PCIe slots to Gen 1 and test the risers individually. If all of them work then I think it's a software issue.

all risers are working fine since i tested every one when i plugged each card separately from the rest.
In my opinion, it's not an hardware problem, more a software one Wink

i'm gonna try some drivers that citronik gave me on another topic, will see if it works.