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Video Game GPU Compatibility Question

Do older games, those made in the 90s & the early 2000s hate multi-gpu setups?

 

Here are some of the games:

  • GTA3
  • GTA Vice City
  • Fair Strike
  • Enemy Engaged 2

Will still be trying the others...

 

Although they installed fine, upon running them, I get a BSOD.

I am unable to get the cause or even the stop code because, there are none. (I use Bluescreen View to view the BSOD logs)

It just bluescreens for a second then reboots.

 

Here are my specs:

  • AMD Phenom II 960T 3.0GHz
  • 8GB RAM
  • Asus GTX760 x2 ROG MARS
  • Powercolor 6870 x2
  • Coolermaster SilentPro Hybrid 1300W
  • Windows 7 Pro x64

Just to note, I installed the game on a 2.0TB Firecuda formatted to HFS+ and I am using Paragon's HFS+ for Windows.

 

Other games just run fine.

  • Lock On Modern Air Combat
  • Far Cry 2
  • Il-2 1946
  • War Front Turning Point
  • Act of War High Treason
  • Crash Bandicoot Nsane Trilogy
  • Soviet Monsters: Ekranoplan

 

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I mean you could always just try with one GPU and see the results. I don't see why it would though (unless I missed something)

 

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22 hours ago, Shreyas1 said:

I mean you could always just try with one GPU and see the results. I don't see why it would though (unless I missed something)

Actually both of my GPUs are dual GPU cards each so removing one from a PCIE slot would still mean I have 2 left.

Yeah & I'm still perplexed how come these games ran fine on my other rig with lower specs.

I guess having more than one game PC does make sense.

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