Quote from: ben8jam on November 22, 2017, 04:17:47 PM

Quote from: Tao1123 on November 22, 2017, 04:12:05 PM

I figured it might be an issue with the cards so I did the whole disable/enable in device manager and now I have a card that whenever I do that it comes back up with error 43. I also have a card that whenever i reenable it the whole system crashes....

Man alive you're just not having great luck here....

I would format and reinstall. And follow that blogspot guide exactly. Don't install any other software device type software. Just AMD, and only the first option. The driver.

Maybe hold off on flashing the BIOS too. I didn't do that and 1950h/s is pretty good for just adjusting settings in Overdrive and Reg edit.

Also, maybe just start with 4 vega. I started with three. Got it working, then added in a fourth. It just required running the AMD driver install again, and then doing the reg fix for that fourth card. So if you get 4 working at 1950h/s then you can add the other two.

Can you do it all via on board graphics too? I think that makes things easier. If they crash you don't lose your display.

You're not kidding. I followed the blogspot guide I don't know why but all the other cards let me disable/enable them.

I am currently mining and it is obvious that 2 cards do not have hbcc turned on. They are mining at 1100 h/s and 1000 h/s respectively, however, all my other cards are sitting at 1400 or so. I think some of my OverdrivenTool settings may be off so I can tweak them to see what happens.

Either way I am at 7650 H/s total right now. Can't check my energy use because I am not home but I can't imagine its any worse than the 1250w it was before.

Honestly, I would settle for 1800+ h/s per card right now. Thats all I ever wanted it just seemed to me that the only way to get that at decent voltage was to flash the bios. I could go back and flash the stock bios back on to them but Really don't feel like it tbh.