- May 12, 2014
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Hello,
it's my first time writing here so forgive me if I posted this in the wrong section.
I run a Windows 7 (64bit) desktop workstation with a total of 3 GPUs: one Quadro 4000 on
PCI slot 1 and two GeForce GTX780tis on PCI slots 2 and 3.
The fact that my weak Quadro 4000 is installed plugged into PCI slot 1 on the motherboard makes it the default card for most applications (I am specifically targetting the Adobe Applications).
Is there a way to make Windows "see" one of the GTX780ti's as my primary card without actually physically swapping them on the motherboard? It's important to keep them arranged as they currently are. Hope there is a software (BIOS?) solution to this.
Cheers!
it's my first time writing here so forgive me if I posted this in the wrong section.
I run a Windows 7 (64bit) desktop workstation with a total of 3 GPUs: one Quadro 4000 on
PCI slot 1 and two GeForce GTX780tis on PCI slots 2 and 3.
The fact that my weak Quadro 4000 is installed plugged into PCI slot 1 on the motherboard makes it the default card for most applications (I am specifically targetting the Adobe Applications).
Is there a way to make Windows "see" one of the GTX780ti's as my primary card without actually physically swapping them on the motherboard? It's important to keep them arranged as they currently are. Hope there is a software (BIOS?) solution to this.
Cheers!
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