Pervy

I guess i'll try and sell these and buy a 1070/1080

Please don't make me cry.

Thx but i've seen that. It's saying those EVGA models won't SLI with each other, it's not addressing different brands. Like EVGA's 04G-P4-1970-KR won't SLI with the 04G-P4-3975-KR model I have.

I'll try them as well but in the mean time I hope someone here can help.

Really? I guess I can try but I like you guys in the community better =\

They're both in the x16 slots. And you misunderstood. The sata slots are not currently in the way. They'd only be in the way if I tried to move the EVGA card to the bottom x16 slot. Yeah it's in the top one.

I can't get rid of this error that stops me from enabling SLI in the nvidia options. to use maximum 3d performance connect the sli-ready graphics cards with an sli connector Here's my stuff http://pcpartpicker.com/user/Insecure/saved/#view=VhVmP6 My other graphics card is this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814500362 I tried 3 brand new SLI bridges in all orientations on both connectors. Reseated graphics cards and all that. With this motherboard I can't swap the card's pcie slots because the SATA ports block the evga one so didn't try that but i'm pretty sure it's not that. Tested both cards solo and they're fine. They're detected just fine in windows as GTX 970 (1) and (2) I reinstalled drivers with display driver uninstaller and reinstalled. I removed 1 card, removed drivers, installed drivers, put the other back in with no SLI bridge, let it install automatically, and set PhysX to CPU, then restarted with the SLI bridge and still didn't work. How can I fix this?

It says it's supported on the box and on the link I included.... Thx guys....seems I need a flexible SLI bridge after all...

I have these 2 GTX 970's Zotac EVGA I have them connected with this SLI Bridge SLI Bridge This is my motherboard Motherboard They are detected in windows and everything and I get the option to use 1 for dedicated PhysX and all. All my drivers are updated but I don't get the option for SLI. I made sure they're seated and hooked up correctly. 1 card is in a x16 slot and the other one is in a x4 slot due to space limitations. I'd have them both in a x16 slot but the bridge won't fit that way. Are the slots the issue?

I see...thx.

Yeah im poor...poor people never win.

what's a computational warranty?

Already counted my many losses.....4.5TB of valuable data....i mean i guess i could invest in data recovery services before having my hard drives replaced but they're the ones who did this so why do i have to pay for this...

I contacted them and they said their policy doesn't cover other damaged parts because i can't prove it was the power supply that killed them...even though it's the only explanation. What would you guys do in this situation?

So since it's an EVGA psu they should be able to do something?