Having a slight issue, need help please.

[D-30-P]

So basically, I have about 6 mining rigs as of now. The issue I have is that I have a GPU that used to work (got about 22 mh/s out of it , while mining ETH Classic) but now it's giving me 2 mh/s ? I have tried multiple different cards which are the exact same and I'm still getting the same issue. I also purchased another make of GPU's that should be giving me around the same (20 mh/s) but are only giving me 1/2 mh/s which I know is not correct.

I have tried everything, updated to the latest windows with all the updates, latest drivers, different riser cables, complete re-install multiple times, uninstall and reinstall the drivers of those cards that arent working... If anyone knows a solution please could you let me know, thank you !

Currently running on 64 bit Windows 10.

 

[IziWhatNow]

What are you mining?
what miner are you using?
have you tried that card directly in a pci-e slot without a riser?
have you disabled all over clocking?
have you enabled mining mode in your motherboard's bios?

What type of card is it?

 

[WalkWithMe]

Well that sounds like mining has got a whole lot harder with the Etherium self built in Ice Age approaching.
ref: https://www.coindesk.com/ice-age-coming-ethereum-users-vote-reducing-block-reward/
and: https://mybroadband.co.za/news/cryp...-ethereum-mining-rig-from-riches-to-rags.html

 

[Thor]

Well that sounds like mining has got a whole lot harder with the Etherium self built in Ice Age approaching.
ref: https://www.coindesk.com/ice-age-coming-ethereum-users-vote-reducing-block-reward/
and: https://mybroadband.co.za/news/cryp...-ethereum-mining-rig-from-riches-to-rags.html

Won't be the cause.

 

[D-30-P]

What are you mining?
what miner are you using?
have you tried that card directly in a pci-e slot without a riser?
have you disabled all over clocking?
have you enabled mining mode in your motherboard's bios?

What type of card is it?

1: Claymore
2: yes, same issue
3: yes
4: yes
5: Zotac gtx 1060 6gb

 

[Warrior]

Hi,

I had the same issue and channged to a linux OS. Though some guys have had some luck with the following

first you need windows anniversary update you can get it here https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/12387/windows-10-update-history
It will upgrade your windows to the latest version all your files/apps will stay as you left them so don't worry
after you install the update you need to uninstall nvidia drivers you can do that in the control panel
download these drivers for 32bit systems http://download.windowsupdate.com/c..._f44d993a4269ca64c6cbf10ab7ec27a0231161e1.cab

download these drivers for 64bit systems http://download.windowsupdate.com/c..._f44d993a4269ca64c6cbf10ab7ec27a0231161e1.cab

if those links doesnt work just uninstall nvidias driver and let windows install their own
the file you download its a microsoft cab archive so you need to unzip its contents to a folder you can do that with windows zip or any archiving utility
install the drivers and restart your pc go to search bar and type dxdiag got to display tab and see if your WDDM is on 2.1 if it is then everything went fine if not then repeat the same process.

Try that and see. Goodluck