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I have 2 cards running 3 monitors and it is fine for game (i only game on primary monitor) but when I want to squeeze that little bit more performance I turn on SLI which then turns of my other 2 monitors. I was wondering if there was a program which would make a SLI hotkey? for example instead of going into nvidia control panel every time i want to change it i press ctrl + alt + F10.

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How are you connecting your monitors? I'm running 4 monitors (3 in surround + auxiliary) and SLI at the same time right now.

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You no not need to disable SLI, there is no point to diasable it :)

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If you're running 6xx or 7xx series cards you can plug all monitors into the primary card they will all be on when SLI is enabled.

 

for 5xx or older only 2 can be connected to a card at once (excluding dual-gpu).

 

If you still need to switch between SLI and no SLI I would keep doing it the way you are as certain types of program need to be turned off before the switch is made and nvcp / driver checks for these.

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If you're running 6xx or 7xx series cards you can plug all monitors into the primary card they will all be on when SLI is enabled.

 

for 5xx or older only 2 can be connected to a card at once (excluding dual-gpu).

 

If you still need to switch between SLI and no SLI I would keep doing it the way you are as certain types of program need to be turned off before the switch is made and nvcp / driver checks for these.

 

Yea running 580's so I need to split my DVI connections between the cards so when I activate SLI it is only my primary monitor that is on, but yea that is fine I am waiting to see what AMD brings to the table soon before upgrading

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You no not need to disable SLI, there is no point to diasable it :)

 

 

I have 2 580's I cannot connects all 3 monitors to one card so I need to split my connection which then disables certain monitors when i turn on SLI. I could use Nvidia surround but I hate it

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