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NEWBIE: "Average speed (15s) 0.00 mh/s" LolMiner 1.48
I have 5 RTX 3060 LHR GPUs. I've noticed that after a while (usually after 3 minute into running) they drop from averaging 38.25MH/s down to 0.00MH/s "Average speed (15s) 0.00 mh/s"
I'm using LolMiner 1.48 and the cards are "Palit GeForce RTX 3060 StormX 12GB"I notice that if I run 2 on my rig they preform fine, however the moment I plug in the remaining 3 cards and restart the computer, that is when the issues arrives. "Average speed (15s) 0.00 mh/s"
My common slot if 1200w should it should be able to hand the cards. I have have 16gb worth of Ram and tried adjusting the virtual memory. I don't know what the cause of this is but its frustrating and wonder if you guys could shed some light on it?
I have 5 RTX 3060 LHR GPUs. I've noticed that after a while (usually after 3 minute into running) they drop from averaging 38.25MH/s down to 0.00MH/s "Average speed (15s) 0.00 mh/s"
I'm using LolMiner 1.48 and the cards are "Palit GeForce RTX 3060 StormX 12GB"I notice that if I run 2 on my rig they preform fine, however the moment I plug in the remaining 3 cards and restart the computer, that is when the issues arrives. "Average speed (15s) 0.00 mh/s"
My common slot if 1200w should it should be able to hand the cards. I have have 16gb worth of Ram and tried adjusting the virtual memory. I don't know what the cause of this is but its frustrating and wonder if you guys could shed some light on it?
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or this one
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Some sources, such as the YouTube video below, suggest that the problem might be linked to dodgy Windows updates, so that could be one avenue worth investigating:
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