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The GPU is causing your PC to crash.

The GPU is causing your PC to crash.

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Anis125
Member
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09-03-2022, 07:09 PM
#1
Here’s a rephrased version of your text:

The specs are solid but a bit tight. I’m using a 5900x with crosshair 7, Rog Crosshair 4090 OC, RTX 3070, and a few other components. The setup includes a 6700 XFX, Quadro 4000 RTX, and a PSU that seems to work fine. I’m planning to generate passive income before Christmas. Why? It’s not easy—after the holidays it drops to around $2, and I have to restart everything again. Even my RGB is working now since the motherboard fits the Quadro well. Still wondering why such a slim single slot card causes so much trouble. A smaller size would have made things easier.

I’ve managed to fix the BIOS, confirmed all components are stock (except RAID arrays) and that Ryzen Master is set to default. Everything looks normal except for MSI afterburner, which was removed. I ran a clean Windows install and everything is now fresh. The system boots with minimal settings—no games or social media apps running.

Between Task Manager and msconfig, it starts with the bare minimum. I’ve got my GPU and RAM working, and the BIOS is updated to the latest version. It’s clean, no issues. I’m surprised it didn’t blow up after a few hours of mining. The temps are in range, and I’ve adjusted the fans to keep everything cool.

I disabled the 4090 and CPU mining, but kept the 6700/4000 for their power needs. I set the PSU to 1500W and made sure it’s not overloaded. There are three PSUs, but they all have two power inputs instead of three as the original had. It’s fine since I’ve used them for years with separate power rails.

The 4090 has a weird plug—my PC only recognizes one input. Still, it works. I disabled mining entirely except for the 4000, which isn’t too heavy and helps avoid overheating. The hash rate dropped after Xmas, possibly due to thermal throttling or incorrect settings. I’ve checked the BIOS and everything seems correct.

I’m still puzzled about why the system “blows up” when I pause mining. It’s probably just a minor issue. Overall, it’s working as expected now, and I appreciate the help from the community.
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Anis125
09-03-2022, 07:09 PM #1

Here’s a rephrased version of your text:

The specs are solid but a bit tight. I’m using a 5900x with crosshair 7, Rog Crosshair 4090 OC, RTX 3070, and a few other components. The setup includes a 6700 XFX, Quadro 4000 RTX, and a PSU that seems to work fine. I’m planning to generate passive income before Christmas. Why? It’s not easy—after the holidays it drops to around $2, and I have to restart everything again. Even my RGB is working now since the motherboard fits the Quadro well. Still wondering why such a slim single slot card causes so much trouble. A smaller size would have made things easier.

I’ve managed to fix the BIOS, confirmed all components are stock (except RAID arrays) and that Ryzen Master is set to default. Everything looks normal except for MSI afterburner, which was removed. I ran a clean Windows install and everything is now fresh. The system boots with minimal settings—no games or social media apps running.

Between Task Manager and msconfig, it starts with the bare minimum. I’ve got my GPU and RAM working, and the BIOS is updated to the latest version. It’s clean, no issues. I’m surprised it didn’t blow up after a few hours of mining. The temps are in range, and I’ve adjusted the fans to keep everything cool.

I disabled the 4090 and CPU mining, but kept the 6700/4000 for their power needs. I set the PSU to 1500W and made sure it’s not overloaded. There are three PSUs, but they all have two power inputs instead of three as the original had. It’s fine since I’ve used them for years with separate power rails.

The 4090 has a weird plug—my PC only recognizes one input. Still, it works. I disabled mining entirely except for the 4000, which isn’t too heavy and helps avoid overheating. The hash rate dropped after Xmas, possibly due to thermal throttling or incorrect settings. I’ve checked the BIOS and everything seems correct.

I’m still puzzled about why the system “blows up” when I pause mining. It’s probably just a minor issue. Overall, it’s working as expected now, and I appreciate the help from the community.

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XxAgentDuckyXx
Junior Member
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09-03-2022, 08:05 PM
#2
Before the holidays, earnings dropped to $4 from $2. By Christmas, many students likely left school, bought new GPUs, set up NiceHash, and began vying for wins instead of just learning.
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XxAgentDuckyXx
09-03-2022, 08:05 PM #2

Before the holidays, earnings dropped to $4 from $2. By Christmas, many students likely left school, bought new GPUs, set up NiceHash, and began vying for wins instead of just learning.

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ReporterElProh
Member
71
09-03-2022, 08:12 PM
#3
What are we talking about? Assume half the kids get a $2000 graphics card and it won’t affect my rate or payout. It’s tough to predict if even 50% globally would own a 4090, but most would probably buy a car…
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ReporterElProh
09-03-2022, 08:12 PM #3

What are we talking about? Assume half the kids get a $2000 graphics card and it won’t affect my rate or payout. It’s tough to predict if even 50% globally would own a 4090, but most would probably buy a car…

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Z4chi
Member
67
09-04-2022, 10:06 AM
#4
No takers?
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Z4chi
09-04-2022, 10:06 AM #4

No takers?