Hello,
I just built a mining rig with the following specs:
- Biostar TB250-BTC Pro
-EVGA 1000w PSU
I am currently able to mine with the 3 RTX 3070's no problem, but the motherboard isn't recognizing the 1660ti when I try to run it with the other three cards. The 1660ti fans are spinning and the GPU riser LED's are working which indicates it is receiving power. I have the most recent drivers installed for the cards.
I tested the 1660ti on my other PC which has an Asus X-570 motherboard and I was able to mine with no issues and motherboard recognized the card. I am having a hard time deciding whether this is a Biostar motherboard issue or not. I have the most recent BIOS version installed and have tried connecting the 1660ti in each PCIE slot with no success.
Has anyone had any issues with this? Thanks.
I just built a mining rig with the following specs:
- Biostar TB250-BTC Pro
-EVGA 1000w PSU
- 3 RTX 3070 (8GB)
- 1 1660ti (8GB)
- Intel Celeron G3930
- Kingston SSD
- Crucial RAM 8GB DDR4
I am currently able to mine with the 3 RTX 3070's no problem, but the motherboard isn't recognizing the 1660ti when I try to run it with the other three cards. The 1660ti fans are spinning and the GPU riser LED's are working which indicates it is receiving power. I have the most recent drivers installed for the cards.
I tested the 1660ti on my other PC which has an Asus X-570 motherboard and I was able to mine with no issues and motherboard recognized the card. I am having a hard time deciding whether this is a Biostar motherboard issue or not. I have the most recent BIOS version installed and have tried connecting the 1660ti in each PCIE slot with no success.
Has anyone had any issues with this? Thanks.