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Re: [Mining OS] SimpleMining.net - Easy to use GPU MINING Operating System
I have also seen similar problem in a recent build with 4 MSI 580. Same mining voltage and clocking settings draws ~550W from the wall in Win 10, while in SMOS wall power draw is ~800W.
I do notice that when set for 1180MHz core clock, that's exactly what the miner runs on in Win 10. While in SMOS, the status monitor shows the core is actually running around ~1260MHz.
It is seems the undervolting and clock setting are not working with some cards.
any help?
Please try with this image:
http://download.simplemining.net/simpleminer-RX-v1118-17.30-dagfix.img.zip
I do notice that when set for 1180MHz core clock, that's exactly what the miner runs on in Win 10. While in SMOS, the status monitor shows the core is actually running around ~1260MHz.
It is seems the undervolting and clock setting are not working with some cards.
undervolting is not working for my rig? in windows i set each rx 470 for 825mV. work fine. 920Watt on the wall. but here i set undervolt to 825 but the rig uses 1250Watt shows that core voltage is not working.
any reason?
sapphire rx 470 mining edition Elpida memory
any reason?
sapphire rx 470 mining edition Elpida memory
any help?
http://download.simplemining.net/simpleminer-RX-v1118-17.30-dagfix.img.zip
Hi everyone, newbie here 
I have a strange symptom with my new build. Starting with only one card, on the MSI Z170 gaming M5 mother board with a skylake i5-6400, I can not get the AMD RX 480 video card to work (no display, not detected, not showing in system manager, as if it does not exist at all) on the primary PCI-E 16X slot, it some how works if I place it in the secondary PCI-E 16X slot (only runs at 8X) or the third one (only runs at 4X).
On the other hand, with another nvidia GTX 1060 3GB video card, it works fine on the primary PCI-E 16X slot.
I have already updated to the latest 1E BIOS and driver for windows 10 64bit. Played around with all the tweaks mentioned in this thread, including changing PCIE Gen 1/2/3/auto, enable/disable 4G, enable/disable fast boot, enable/disable windows 10/8.1 WHQL, enable/disable IGD/PED. Has anyone seen any similar symptom like this too? Any advice will be appreciated.
I have a strange symptom with my new build. Starting with only one card, on the MSI Z170 gaming M5 mother board with a skylake i5-6400, I can not get the AMD RX 480 video card to work (no display, not detected, not showing in system manager, as if it does not exist at all) on the primary PCI-E 16X slot, it some how works if I place it in the secondary PCI-E 16X slot (only runs at 8X) or the third one (only runs at 4X). On the other hand, with another nvidia GTX 1060 3GB video card, it works fine on the primary PCI-E 16X slot.
I have already updated to the latest 1E BIOS and driver for windows 10 64bit. Played around with all the tweaks mentioned in this thread, including changing PCIE Gen 1/2/3/auto, enable/disable 4G, enable/disable fast boot, enable/disable windows 10/8.1 WHQL, enable/disable IGD/PED. Has anyone seen any similar symptom like this too? Any advice will be appreciated.