So you're basically saying that the rest of the team that replied here (including me) doesn't know what they are talking about and you, who is on the outside, does know.

I haven't seen any AWOL founders, hell, Isaac is online every day and I'm not sure how you came to the conclusion of "underwhelming progress" unless you don't really follow what is going on with the project. Best of luck with our MCI buy.

Because this is exactly the way to ask for help or report bug and to get developers' attention 

Musicoin continues to operate, evolve and release new features every week. Musiconomi will release something in the next year or so.

For Musicoin, take a look at the first page of this thread, you can find the roadmap, past announcements, the $MUSIC alliance and much more.

Glad I helped!

It doesn't. Musiconomi just had their ICO where as Musicoin never had an ICO or premine and is up and running as we speak. The only shared history they have is that some members of Musiconomi, were original members of the Musicoin team but that's pretty much it.

Apart from that they don't have any relation at all and they are two different, distinct projects and coins.

It sounds like a network conflict or UPnP flood. Is your router completely up to date? I have the same one and I haven't noticed anything similar. Wake on Lan makes it freak out as well sometimes, you can disable that on the motherboard.

Hi guys,

I'm running the latest Nvidia OS build with 6 x Zotac GTX 1070, no overclocking, no Power watt limit, pure stock. PSU is a 1500W AXi from Corsair so there is more than enough juice. 5 cards work fine.. at the moment I connect a 6th one, whole system crashes/reboots after a few seconds and once mining starts. I checked the risers and mix and matched the connections and they all check out, so I'm out of ideas as I can't really tell what's going on and if it's the software crashing or a hardware issue. It doesn't seem as a hardware issue as I tried all the cards one by one and also different combinations of 5 cards running at a time (e.g. only 0-1, 4 and 5 and 6 connected by disconnecting the USB end), none of them had an issue or any of the combos. It's only when all 6 run together.

Mobo is a MSI Carbon Gaming Pro Z170. I've disabled Audio, enabled 4G decoding/mining, only IGD with 32M, latest bios. Gen on PCIs is set to Auth, but I tried with Gen2 as well, same result.

Any ideas how to debug this?

That's awesome. I have some rigs with NVIDIA getting build, it would be great to see support for it!

I did change the riser the second time as I suspected it might be a cause. I also checked the risers for obvious soldering issues on the capacitors or the PCI 1x connector that goes on the mobo to see if there is any shorting (e.g. solders touching etc). As far as I can tell, I don't see anything that stands out or not normal.

Thank you for the comment. Yeah, I understand, it's quite difficult, but at the same time I was almost out of ideas and things to try and 3 mobos, although I can RMA them, it's not a "cheap" thing to try.. I wonder if there is an easier way to test those without risking any gear.. Plug them in and start the PSU with the paper clip method to see what kind of power goes to the riser(s)?

Another thing is this: Currently, the system draws 1080 to 1100 Watts.. with the 7th card, this would have been over the 1200 Watts the PSU supports. However, in that case, it would have just shut down, not fry stuff. Is that assumption wrong? I don't think so, but I'm asking just in case, plus the PSU has short and OCP protection, although the short protection does kick-in in specific conditions so I don't know if a shorted riser will do the trick and trip the protection.

Same risers, same positions for all of the 6th. But I did change the riser on the 7th once the first one was fried. Also, how can a riser, cause such havoc?

Yeah, I was surprised by this as well. I've been building PCs for a long time, for an internet cafe chain back in Europe (about 5-6 per day + fixing and diagnosing on some more), I never had such a case. I was annoyed by the whole thing.

I do suspect the PSU as well, or at least the specific output port of the PSU where that cable plugs in but at the same time I have trust in Corsair not to screw this up or at least catch it in their QA.

Is there anything specific you want to check at the pictures or just the whole setup? Currently is with the 6 GPU.

A lot of replies, thank you guys.


I haven't changed anything to the setup on the PSU, it's as it came out of the box so I'm not sure if it's multi or single. The HXi required the Link connection enabled/installed to allow you to change this and I haven't done anything for it, so it's not easy to try. Also, you mention you think it's the mobo. I've seen and read here of setups on the Gaming M5 with 7 GPUs, how can it be the mobo? And let's say the first mobo was the case.. 2 more? So 3 in total faulty? Lastly, why would single vs multi rail make such a dramatic difference and cause things to fry?


Yes, it did and it currently does with 6 GPUs. No, all the cables are Corsair cables, they were part of the Corsair package plus the extra ones I bought were from Amazon and they are from Corsair as well (I bought two extra kits to have spare cables to use), I mean they came in a corsair box and bag, I don't think they are counterfeit. I will use a multi meter to measure the output, that was my idea after all this shitfest as well, but I was trying to poke people's brains in case they had a similar experience or any other ideas.

At this point, I have an AXi 1200 and 7 other GPUs waiting to be assembled into another rig, but I'm afraid to try, before I understand what happened. Even if I was trying to draw more power than what the PSU can handle, it should just have shut it down, not fry everything. On the other had, looking at how much power 6 cards are drawing now at the wall, even under-volted, it's about 1080 to 1120.. so I have doubts if it can handle the 7th card now, I was expecting the system to be around 920-950 with 6 cards when I did my calculations. I might have to get a secondary PSU and link them together.

Hi all,

I have some Sapphire RX580 Pulse 8GB cards with a custom bios. PSU is HXi 1200 from Corsair. 6 of them are connected through 006C risers and the risers get their power directly on their 6-pins using Corsair's cables and some good quality splitters I got. It's basically one0 6 pin from the PSU cable, to one 6 pin to 2 - 6 pin splitter that only power the risers. The GPUs all have their own power cables.

I tried adding the 7th GPU, which had it's own cable for the GPU and from the same cable, it also powered the riser (the PSU cable had two 6 pins). Trying to start it, it fried the mobo (MSI Z170A Gaming M5). I thought there was some kind of bad luck, so, I used some of the mobos I had for the next rigs, I changed the PSU cable and the riser, but trying the same thing on two more Gaming M5s, resulted in the same thing. They get fried. Along with them, it killed the DRAM, the disk and also the CPU. The CPU wasn't completely fried but it wasn't functioning properly so I had to write that off.

Does anyone have any clue what might be happening? I'm afraid to try again as I fire I'm going to fry more stuff. Any ideas are welcome.