- Oct 17, 2009
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Well this is kind of a weird issue.
I have 3 gtx 980's I've used for a year in SLI with no issues. I switched motherboards and now I can't get SLI to work it will just turn on then off.. like it can't sync. So I feel like I either got a faulty PCI slot on my motherboard or I somehow damaged my SLI bridge.
I was hoping I could test each card in each slot independently to see if I run in to any issues.. not exaaaactly sure how I could go about doing this. Is it possible? Of course removing the cards and only using one is an option but it is water cooled and a pain in the ass so if i could avoid that it would be best.
I have 3 gtx 980's I've used for a year in SLI with no issues. I switched motherboards and now I can't get SLI to work it will just turn on then off.. like it can't sync. So I feel like I either got a faulty PCI slot on my motherboard or I somehow damaged my SLI bridge.
I was hoping I could test each card in each slot independently to see if I run in to any issues.. not exaaaactly sure how I could go about doing this. Is it possible? Of course removing the cards and only using one is an option but it is water cooled and a pain in the ass so if i could avoid that it would be best.
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