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Try running separate monitor off the gpu you want to game on and have your other monitor as your main monitor on first gpu.

Follow up, one month later. I have gotten it to work! I removed all connections to gpu then connected only the TV that would not connect, restarted and BAM! logon screen with no boot loop. I then added all the rest of the connections, adjusted resolution and display positions and now I am good to go. Except, audio. So I was using my Onkyo Tx-NR676 receiver as one of the displays but resolution or use of nvidia settings would not save. So after some digging on threads, I learned to run hdmi directly to the tv then output the audio thru Digital Optical audio to the receiver. This is the setup I am running now. The setup only allows for 2 channel stereo but I have a 7.2 surround setup. I have updated the receiver to latest/last firmware but nvidia control panel will not recognize it under the new setup. I think I can run a separate hdmi then set audio playback to the receiver so that I can get back my full 7.2 surround. Any suggestions? Thank you and sorry for all the words again.

Sorry for all the words. All ports work. I only run into a problem when I connect the second hdmi display while the first is connected and vice versa. I discovered even if I did get another 1080 ti, that the slave card can not display in SLI. SLI would need to be disabled in order to run displays off both cards. It has to be a driver issue. So esthetics be damned, I think I need to run my old 960 along with my 1080 ti, Poop!

I have an EVGA 1080 TI SC Black. I am running two ASUS PB277Q 27" 4K Monitors at 60Hz and a Samsung 75" 4K TV UN75MU6300FXZA 60hz on an extended Monitor display in Windows 10. HDMI is run on an monoprice active 25' cable to TV. I am trying to add a second 4K TV and am running into issues. On the initial setup of the three original displays I had to use Display Driver Uninstaller to go through the available drivers because of a HDMI issue that I am having now with the second TV. HDMI plug in, then black screen, then reset, then boot loop until I removed the cable from the HDMI socket on the GPU. I got around this initially by using a DP to HDMI adapter and running a custom resolution on the 75" TV. Initial setup was 6 months ago. I have updated the driver for the GPU and can now plug one HDMI device into the GPU but not two, otherwise black screen. boot loop and so on. I don't need the second tv to run at 60Hz. I have considered a second GPU, either my old 960 card or a new 1080ti SC Black to run SLI. I like the system layout the way it is and just want to utilize the ports that are there to run the same number of displays. I have not been able to find anyone else that has this specific problem and hope you can help me out. Thank you.