Issue with multiple card setup

[dezus]

Howdy!
I have been having some issues with my second graphics card, and I have googled everything that I can think of in attempt to solve this issue. I am almost certain this is a driver issue, but i'm lacking in the know-how to fix it. I have a 650ti card that I am running on my Asus V Formula-Z motherboard, I also have recently purchased a 210 just to run some extra monitors. My display will not show up on the 210, but it will for the 650. I have checked the device manager to see if windows were detecting that I had 2 cards, and it does! I went to check the drivers of both of the cards, and they are both up to date. Now when I go into the Nvdia control pannel, and look to see if it is in the physx section, it only registers that I have my 650.

I am stumped here on how to fix this. Any help is much appreciated.

 

[bignastyid]

The Gt 210 doesn't support physx so it won't show up there. In the Nvidia control panel go to set up multiple displays under the display section and see if the card and extra monitor(s) are seen there.

 

[dezus]

Ive had the 210 show up previously in the physx section. I had it working not long ago, but I think it were using the 210 drivers. I only realized it when I tried to play GTA 5 online. Also, under the set up multiple displays, the card, nor the monitor show up.

 

[bignastyid]

The 2xx series is missing from the support products on the newest drivers. 341.44 was the last driver to support the 200 series.

 

[dezus]

Is there a way to fix it without having issues with the 650 drivers?

 

[bignastyid]

Using device manager you can try and force it to use the older driver for the 210. Haven't tried doing that for a long time and never on win 7.