So as the title says, my 2 year old GTX 680s , one of them has gone ham and doesn't want to show up in the nvidia control panel for me to enable SLI Option. I've tried -
Formatting from Win 8.1 to Win7 Home Premium , both genuine
5 Different SLI Bridges
Swapping the cards around
Letting the 'faulty' one run alone
BUT
I've recently put it in my brother's computer and it has worked just as well as it's brother.
Currently the cards are in slots 1 and 4 with a 4 way SLI Bridge , i've tried all varieties of SLI Bridges and combinations.
This is my rig -
Gigabyte Z87X OC-Force
32GB Kingston HyperX Ram @2133MHz
Intel Core i7-4770k @3.50Ghz
ALSO
The other graphic card is showing up on Windows Device Manager and it has been identified as having a problem but there's no fix to it or i don't know what i can do from there... Oh and they've never been overclocked or tampered with.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
Formatting from Win 8.1 to Win7 Home Premium , both genuine
5 Different SLI Bridges
Swapping the cards around
Letting the 'faulty' one run alone
BUT
I've recently put it in my brother's computer and it has worked just as well as it's brother.
Currently the cards are in slots 1 and 4 with a 4 way SLI Bridge , i've tried all varieties of SLI Bridges and combinations.
This is my rig -
Gigabyte Z87X OC-Force
32GB Kingston HyperX Ram @2133MHz
Intel Core i7-4770k @3.50Ghz
ALSO
The other graphic card is showing up on Windows Device Manager and it has been identified as having a problem but there's no fix to it or i don't know what i can do from there... Oh and they've never been overclocked or tampered with.
Any help would be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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