I bought another evga Nvidia GTX 560 Ti so that I could once again run an SLI arrangement on my computer.
Now when I have both cards plugged into the motherboard, it shows one as a GTX 560 Ti and the other as a GTX 550 Ti.
My computer does not believe them both to be GTX 560 Tis, so I cannot run SLI.
I do have an SLI-enabled motherboard (790i) and I do have the SLI bridge attached to both cards. I have reseatted them several times now and have also done a clean driver installation.
I know the motherboard runs SLI fine because it used to have two 9800+ GTX running in an SLI formation.
The cards are:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130683
and
www.evga.com/products/pdf/02G-P3-2089-KB.pdf
Both are obviously GTX 560 Tis that have 2 GB of memory. So, if anyone has an idea as to how I can fix this, I'd very much appreciate it.
Thanks!
Now when I have both cards plugged into the motherboard, it shows one as a GTX 560 Ti and the other as a GTX 550 Ti.
My computer does not believe them both to be GTX 560 Tis, so I cannot run SLI.
I do have an SLI-enabled motherboard (790i) and I do have the SLI bridge attached to both cards. I have reseatted them several times now and have also done a clean driver installation.
I know the motherboard runs SLI fine because it used to have two 9800+ GTX running in an SLI formation.
The cards are:
www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814130683
and
www.evga.com/products/pdf/02G-P3-2089-KB.pdf
Both are obviously GTX 560 Tis that have 2 GB of memory. So, if anyone has an idea as to how I can fix this, I'd very much appreciate it.
Thanks!
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