Followed your instructions step by step, installed drivers, rebooted, went to nvidia control panel, enabled SLI, clicked apply, screen flickered and then blue screened.
Looks like your only option then is to call Dell and have them replace that card since it could be bad and there is no way to check it.
They tried to save a buck by not only reducing the specs of the cards but they removed all the ports on the SLI ones. That would make me return the system if it was mine.
I have tried the drivers from the dell website but I get the same issue, as reguards to testing one card at a time I can't becuase the second card has no ports on it to connect a monitor to, im really begining to belive that the second card is faulty.
Evilbuffy
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June 7th, 2011 13:00
Hiya jeff many thanks for the reply I managed to find some more info :
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Evilbuffy
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June 7th, 2011 14:00
another Update :
Followed your instructions step by step, installed drivers, rebooted, went to nvidia control panel, enabled SLI, clicked apply, screen flickered and then blue screened.
morblore
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June 7th, 2011 16:00
Looks like your only option then is to call Dell and have them replace that card since it could be bad and there is no way to check it.
They tried to save a buck by not only reducing the specs of the cards but they removed all the ports on the SLI ones. That would make me return the system if it was mine.
Evilbuffy
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June 7th, 2011 16:00
Hello Morblore
I have tried the drivers from the dell website but I get the same issue, as reguards to testing one card at a time I can't becuase the second card has no ports on it to connect a monitor to, im really begining to belive that the second card is faulty.
jeffcmfrt66
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June 7th, 2011 18:00
So now if you purchase a system with SLI or crossfire you get one card with ports and one without?