Problem I have now is they are all dead.
0: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 0 'NiceHash_Scrypt' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
1: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 1 'NiceHash_Scrypt-N' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
2: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 2 'NiceHash_X11' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
3: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 3 'NiceHash_X13' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
4: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 4 'NiceHash_Keccak' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
5: Enabled Dead Quota 1 Prio 5 'NiceHashScrypt_Backup' User:1NHDHBMF7R3F4RtCFpA1mzNBnWCAjNyC9er
6: Enabled Alive Quota 1 Prio 6 'iPOMiner' User:Adzomatic.GPU1
Current pool management strategy: Failover
I can get NiceHash_Scrypt to work but only on port :3333
Any thoughts
Why is your memclock so low? 900 is pretty low even for the lowest end cards out there, you may need to raise that to something between 1200 & 1600 or so depending on your GPU
I wouldn't have thought memclock would have any baring on why the pools are all failing over? But as you asked I do have 5x low end GPUs connected (I don't have to pay power cost so running on separate machines) they are all HD 7700's. Setting the memclock to anything higher than 900 makes the rig unstable and pretty much reboots itself.
Happens constantly have tried over a few days and still no good on this front the only pool that works is the 'NiceHash_Scrypt' when I set it to port 3333