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      krasticrypto last edited by

      apologies if this is explained in other posts, feel free to point mt in the right direction. (I also googled it but without much luck)
      very simply:
      I’ll soon add more cards to the rig.
      the .conf file I have now for my R290 is ok.
      How will I set-up the .conf for multiple cards when these will be different models with different performance and requirements?
      thanks a bunch!

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        uncle_muddy administrators last edited by

        Single card config lines look like this

        [code]gpu-engine" : “1090”,[/code]

        3 card config lines look like this

        [code]gpu-engine" : “1090,1090,1090”,[/code]

        Hope this helps

        UM

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          krasticrypto last edited by

          is it that simple? jeee…now I understand.

          and first number is for card in PCI-E slot 0, 2nd number for PCI-E slot 1 etc ?

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            uncle_muddy administrators last edited by

            Yep :)

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              KinkyPretzel last edited by

              You can use the --device 0,1,2 command. this will activate the marked gpu’s

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                vex last edited by

                I actually have one cgminer instance for every GPU, since if one instance crashes I only have downtime on that instance. Also, I use separate workers on all of them so I can pinpoint issues via pool statistics (ie which card is not working). You can’t have different pools/workers on one cgminer instance.

                but even with that, you need to list all per-gpu settings separated by commas, or the next cgminer instance you are starting assumes that the settings from it’s cgminer.conf apply to all the GPUs.

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