- Sep 21, 2014
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Hello! I read the SLI FAQ, I've also Googled around quite a bit for this.
I have 2 9600GT's with an SLI bridge attached. I know they're not the best but I have 2 so. -
One has 1024mb of memory, and one has 512mb of memory. They are the same in every other way, and both cards are recognized in GPU-Z, GPU shark, etc.
Everything that I've read says that as long as the core clock, and everything else are the same, SLI'ing 2 cards with different memory will simply bring the higher memory card, down to the lower memory.
However this is not happening, as in the NVIDIA control panel, I don't have any option to "configure SLI," as has been suggested in every guide I've seen.
There are only 3 options under 3D settings:
-Adjust image settings with preview
-Manage 3D settings
-Set PhysX configuration (it does NOT say, "set SLI and PhysX configuration.")
So it is not recognizing 2 SLI capable cards. How can I remedy this, or, is there software I can use to manually bring the memory of the larger one down, to match for SLI?
Thanks so much!
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GPU Shark v0.9.1
(C)2013 Geeks3D -
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- Elapsed time: 00:23:41
- GL memory - total:1024MB, usage:257MB
GPU 1 - NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
- GPU temp: 60.0°C (min:60.0°C - max:62.0°C)
- Fan speed: 35.0%
- # Pstates: 1
- Current Pstate:
- Core: 700.0MHz
- Mem: 999.0MHz
- VDDC: 1.100V
- GPU usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 12.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
GPU 2 - NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
- GPU temp: 44.0°C (min:44.0°C - max:45.0°C)
- Fan speed: 35.0%
- # Pstates: 1
- Current Pstate:
- Core: 700.0MHz
- Mem: 999.0MHz
- VDDC: 1.100V
- GPU usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 0.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
can't figure out how to export GPU-z data ;/
I have 2 9600GT's with an SLI bridge attached. I know they're not the best but I have 2 so. -
One has 1024mb of memory, and one has 512mb of memory. They are the same in every other way, and both cards are recognized in GPU-Z, GPU shark, etc.
Everything that I've read says that as long as the core clock, and everything else are the same, SLI'ing 2 cards with different memory will simply bring the higher memory card, down to the lower memory.
However this is not happening, as in the NVIDIA control panel, I don't have any option to "configure SLI," as has been suggested in every guide I've seen.
There are only 3 options under 3D settings:
-Adjust image settings with preview
-Manage 3D settings
-Set PhysX configuration (it does NOT say, "set SLI and PhysX configuration.")
So it is not recognizing 2 SLI capable cards. How can I remedy this, or, is there software I can use to manually bring the memory of the larger one down, to match for SLI?
Thanks so much!
------------
GPU Shark v0.9.1
(C)2013 Geeks3D -
----------------------------------------
- Elapsed time: 00:23:41
- GL memory - total:1024MB, usage:257MB
GPU 1 - NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
- GPU temp: 60.0°C (min:60.0°C - max:62.0°C)
- Fan speed: 35.0%
- # Pstates: 1
- Current Pstate:
- Core: 700.0MHz
- Mem: 999.0MHz
- VDDC: 1.100V
- GPU usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 12.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
GPU 2 - NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GT
- GPU temp: 44.0°C (min:44.0°C - max:45.0°C)
- Fan speed: 35.0%
- # Pstates: 1
- Current Pstate:
- Core: 700.0MHz
- Mem: 999.0MHz
- VDDC: 1.100V
- GPU usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 0.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
can't figure out how to export GPU-z data ;/
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