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Unraid not detecting multiple GPUs

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Hey There,  I currently have a Quadro RTX4000 as my main GPU.  I dropped in some additional Vega 56s I had but they're not being detected.  I tried every combination of 1-3 cards on all my PCIe slots but no matter what, Unraid will only detect 1 GPU.  How can I go about getting them all detected?  Any recommendations?  Let me know what is needed from me to help facilitate a solution.

Edited by slider1578

13 minutes ago, slider1578 said:

Hey There,  I currently have a Quadro RTX4000 as my main GPU.  I dropped in some additional Vega 64s I had but they're not being detected.  I tried every combination of 1-3 cards on all my PCIe slots but no matter what, Unraid will only detect 1 GPU.  How can I go about getting them all detected?  Any recommendations?  Let me know what is needed from me to help facilitate a solution.

Attaching diagnostics may provide more clues (Tools -> Diagnostics -> attach zip file).

Also what do you mean by "detect".

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11 minutes ago, testdasi said:

Attaching diagnostics may provide more clues (Tools -> Diagnostics -> attach zip file).

Also what do you mean by "detect".

I've attached the zip.  The additional GPUs doing show up in system devices anywhere that I can find.  Not sure if I'm missing something.

media-diagnostics-20200421-1456.zip

The detection issue looks to be hardware / BIOS problem.

 

You have 2 NVMe plugged in presumably M.2, which should disable PCIe5 slot so one of your "some" VEGA would not be detected because the slot is BIOS-deactivated.

I would also suggest to update your BIOS to see if it helps.

 

You also have a Marvell controller which has been un-recommended for quite a while now so you should look to replace that too.

 

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4 hours ago, testdasi said:

The detection issue looks to be hardware / BIOS problem.

 

You have 2 NVMe plugged in presumably M.2, which should disable PCIe5 slot so one of your "some" VEGA would not be detected because the slot is BIOS-deactivated.

I would also suggest to update your BIOS to see if it helps.

 

You also have a Marvell controller which has been un-recommended for quite a while now so you should look to replace that too.

 

Thank you, I'll get into BIOS this afternoon once I can hook up a monitor.  I'll report back.

 

Recommendation for another controller?

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