Negative values are not locked clocks. Hive treats values abov 500 as locked core clocks. You should be around 1400mhz on those.
In this case, I misunderstood the explanations. When you said that after having oc the memory, it was necessary to find an oc core as low as possible.
Sorry
Yes the lowest locked core clock that maintains full hashrate. Negative values are offsets from the boost clock. There’s no need for power limits with locked core clocks either.
For now, it’s holding. I’ll see in 24 hours what happens. Or less 
10Mn later
I don’t know what to do anymore… Leave it stock and see if it crashes…
Without oc memory, it holds.
10w more than an asus for 9mh/s less.
I really don’t see what she has. Especially since under w10, nothing to report…
And in windows you’re using the same riser/power cables/psu? If not, troubleshoot all variables
I found the culprit. It’s a pcie extension that is dead. I am waiting to receive the new part and you will confirm.
A big thank-you.
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Ultimately, it’s not resolved. Whatever the pcie port used, the problem remains the same. My GPU doesn’t want to know anything.
It’s strange. No errors under w10 and impossible to use it on the rig. Fans drop to zero and hashrate decreased by 2/3.
I changed the riser, usb cable and riser.
I’ll run it on the rig and report the behavior to you.
try hive on the windows machine that it works on. you also swapped the pcie power cables when testing?
did you try other miners than nbminer ?
try trex or gminer.
try to set fan to 90%
Before encountering the problem, I was using TRex. I changed with NBminer and Gminer, same problem.
I crossed the problem card with a non-problem card, same result.
I changed the pcie then the usb cable then the riser, same result.
My bios is ok.
The card has no errors under windows and runs fine.
I also reversed the power supply with a no problem card, same result.
As I said, I will try the card alone on the rig.
On the other hand, Keaton, I don’t understand how I can launch Hive under windows. That’s to say?
Thank you for your time for me 
Edit: On the other hand, I ask myself the following question: My 6 gpu which work without problem have an oc vram at 2500. Can these oc influence my problem card? If I drop from 2500 to 1900 (for example), could that solve my problem?
Try do downclock the memory.
Stick pendrive with hiveos into the windows rig and boot 
Hi. I’m only coming back now because it’s quite busy.
Regarding my problem, it can’t come from the GPU. You can see it on the following screens.
Personally, I don’t know what to do anymore.
My last action was to reset the ocs, in maintenance mode, restart then put the ocs back. And restart. It didn’t change anything of course.
So, I stay with 6 GPUs unfortunately
look at the gpu-z chart.
Power consumption 46%
perfCap Reason: Vrel
its all you need to know. theres probably thermal pad/ cooling problem - you could check that lead.
try to use this chart under windows, to invastigate whats wrong.
My 3080 had thermalpads on the memory problem, other one, just wont work on high clocks.
Run furmark once and look, than user trex mining eth to see if its memory. search in the internet for a guide chow to change pads. see if youre gpu has simmilar on it.
So the card mines fine under windows at the same clocks?
If so, boot hiveos on that system and see if it’s a power supply/cable etc issue on your rig or if it’s the card itself.
Same issue for me with gygabyte 3060 ti lhr oc pro v3.
I RMA the card to vendor who test the card and dont find any problem on windows…
Hynix memory.
Hi Keaton, no I haven’t mine on win10. However, I uninstalled the graphics drivers for my 2080s and then installed the 472 drivers for the 3060ti. I launched a bench and the card works very well.
Here is the result after 10 minutes
I will do cross tests on the rig with the power cables. I’ll plug it into the riser of a card that mine without problem. I will come back in the morning to give you the result
On the rig, I reversed the GPU0 card without changing anything. The result remains the same, fan 0%.
I’m tearing my hair out!
I don’t think it’s a hardware issue.
- Riser => Ok
- USB cable => Ok
- PCIe => Ok
- Power supply => Ok
- Motherboard => Ok
- GPU => Ok
- Flash SSD => Ok
- Drivers => Ok
- HiveOs Version => Ok
Is beyond me
Hi, mine is a Gainward Ghost V1.
On the other hand, it seems to me that the V3 causes problems, to be confirmed.