darkness108
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@Drez thank you man, im buying a new monitor very soon (Acer G25zHU smidpx 25inch WQHD), so if it happens again i will try those. Did your graphics card not detect right off the bat, or did it happen after a while? My issue didnt happen right away, which made it confusing.
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@Godlygamer23 no, they were both connected to the same card. I am currently using the SLI bridge that came with the motherboard, and im scared to switch to my MSI one because i dont want it to stop working... but it matches the rig.
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@Godlygamer23 ok, i just sold my 2nd monitor to a good friend of mine, and after checking nvidia control panel one last time before i was going to re seat my cards, i noticed that the option to enable Sli was back. This just came back after i took off the 2nd monitor, but this confuses me. I have had the monitor hooked up before and i was able to sli just fine....
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@Godlygamer23 no, i have not uninstalled and reinstalled, however i did update them via GeForce Experience. Could i have possibly caused damage by unplugging the SLI Bridge? (SLI had already stopped working prior to the removal of any bridges while the system was on)
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@DildorTheDecent um............already have done that multiple times with the system on D:
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My drivers are all up to date, and im sure the bridge is straight. Its msi, so the logo would be upside down if it wasnt straight on.
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I recently purchased a 2nd msi gtx 970 for my system, and am just now having issues. Earlier today, i tried to go and re enable sli (formerly disabled because Rainbow Six doesnt support it) and it told me "To maximize 3D performance, connect the SLI-ready graphics cards with an SLI connector." This was the first time i have encountered the issue, and i did not change anything from before. All i did was take a break from playing to come back to this. I use a MSI sli connector, so i tried swapping it out with the standard one in the mobo, but it made no difference. Please help me enable SLI!
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My motherboard is a MSI z87-g45, which does support SLI. Also, i am 10000000000% sure the SLI bridge is 100% on the connector, and yes it was enabled before, and had no issues enabling/disabling.
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I recently purchased a 2nd msi gtx 970 for my system, and am just now having issues. Earlier today, i tried to go and re enable sli (formerly disabled because Rainbow Six doesnt support it) and it told me "To maximize 3D performance, connect the SLI-ready graphics cards with an SLI connector." This was the first time i have encountered the issue, and i did not change anything from before. All i did was take a break from playing to come back to this. I use a MSI sli connector, so i tried swapping it out with the standard one in the mobo, but it made no difference. Please help me enable SLI!
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The 380 i was looking at for him requires 150w, and the rest of his system is very low power draw already. And i think it is bronze rated. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127878&cm_re=380-_-14-127-878-_-Product
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Ok. He already has a corsair 600w psu, so i think he could handle the 380 or a 970. Also, he is playing at relatively low resolution, so i think he will have enough performance.
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What would be a good upgrade? He only has 300$ TOTAL to spend on his computer, so it needs to be good. He isnt too concerned with playing max settings or anything, so could you recommend a GPU? My other thought was a 380.
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Hi, I am trying to upgrade my brother's computer for Christmas. He currently has a Amd 750k cpu, and a MSI 7770. Both parts were formerly mine, and he is in need of a performace boost. I am looking to get him a EVGA 970, because he wants to play Assassin's Creed Syndicate, and Rainbow Six : Siege. However, i am wondering if his CPU would be too slow for the 970. Thanks!
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Yep, sending it out tomorrow.
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I looked that up, and it didnt do anything. I had already tried it before you suggested it.