Stress test both cards no SLI

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Hi Everyone, thank you for reading in advance. I recently bought a second 980 ti, my first is an evga, and I've got it custom water cooled. The second one came today, it's an Asus Strix 980 ti, I installed it in the case, however, the cards are of different heights, so my SLI bridge doesn't fit, I have another one ordered, anyhow, I wanted to test the second card out, but it seems Kombustor doesn't have a setting to run the second card when they're not SLId. Is there a way to do that, or is there another stress testing software that will. The thing is, I bought this open box from the EGG, and it is refurb, so the warranty will be useless for any extended period of time, but if I can stress test it and it's fine, I won't worry about it, and will find a way to add it to my loop. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you in advance. Joss
 
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In GPU-z see both cards and do a render test to put the card at max usage and voltage (however not a stress test). If you have the game Shadow of Mordor you can select which graphics adapter you wish to use in the game settings ;)

edit: You can try OCCT, an older stress testing software. It does allow you to test each gpu separately if you do not have on SLI/CF.
http://www.ocbase.com/
It even counts rendering errors for you if you overclock (although there will always be several rendering errors)

-good luck
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In GPU-z see both cards and do a render test to put the card at max usage and voltage (however not a stress test). If you have the game Shadow of Mordor you can select which graphics adapter you wish to use in the game settings ;)

edit: You can try OCCT, an older stress testing software. It does allow you to test each gpu separately if you do not have on SLI/CF.
http://www.ocbase.com/
It even counts rendering errors for you if you overclock (although there will always be several rendering errors)

-good luck
 
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