Sounds like your mobo isn’t properly set up in bios to handle all the gpu¨s connected on the pci-e.
That the mobo has x numbers of pci-e doesn’t really mean that it can support the same x amount of gpu´s without some tweaking.
I have a bunch of mobos, and they truly are a nightmare sometimes to get all the gpu´s to be recognized.
Given that aticonfig doesn’t display more than two cards i would say that this your problem.
Take out one card at the time to check which card actually gets recognized, then you get a better picture of which pci-e ports that don’t work, look in manual if some of em are disabled when using 16X slot etc, might be one of em requires the use of ivy bridge processor and the list goes on. I HATE MOBOS! can’t wait to test out my asrock h61 btc mining mobo :) if that is straightforward awesome i might just swap out all my mobos for it.
Yeah, I am trying to only get up to 3 GPUs per rig now. If I only use 2 it is fine, but when I got the 3rd one, it is SICK. So I read that I need to change the --gpu-vddc voltage 10 increment at a time. I am trying to do that. Anyone know how high I can get without burning the GPU?