Now i can run two at pci express cards no problem but the moment i try to get the mvidia and ati cards working together i get told one driver is compatable with the other vga card.
Is there anyway to get them both working or am i just stuck getting another nvidia card?
you can't "link" cards made under different architectures
if you want to SLI you have to use 2 nvidia cards of the same type (ie: 2x 8600 gts) if you want to crossfire it has to be 2 ati of the same type (ie:1650 x2)
If this isn't what you meant, i'm not sure where you're going with this.
you can't "link" cards made under different architectures
if you want to SLI you have to use 2 nvidia cards of the same type (ie: 2x 8600 gts) if you want to crossfire it has to be 2 ati of the same type (ie:1650 x2)
If this isn't what you meant, i'm not sure where you're going with this.
ovaltineplease is correct !
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Reply to major53
Like how? They're of different brands, and I don't think you can like, make them friends.
About the link you gave us, it is still like, not working together
Try loading one driver with one card installed, and then the other? Make sure you have all SLI functions turned off in the bios (if any) AFTER you install the second card. You should be able to run one card from each company in your computer at the same time.
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Yes you should be able to run two different cards separately if done right. People do it all the time for the same reason you are. And in many games, you have a choice of which video driver to use. Those are games that will allow you to choose different cards if you have more than one installed.
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Try switching which slot they go into? Try loading them singularly to make sure they both work? Did you verify that SLI is turned off everywhere (including any options in the bios) after installing the second card? What error message did you get again?
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