No ''enable SLI'' in Nvidia Control Panel.

[Cheeseon]

My two GTX 770s in this build:

http://pcpartpicker.com/p/1nYXk

Are both recognized by the computer, but I have no enable SLI option in the NVidia control panel. It is connected by the bridge and I have no idea why it's not giving me the option to enable sli. Like I said, the PC and Nvidia Control Panel both recognize two GTX 770s. Any help would be appreciated!!! Thanks.

 

[IMTECH]

Do you have something like this:

http://www.legitreviews.com/images/reviews/1904/sli-surround-wrong.jpg ?

If yes, try selecting "Maximize 3D performance" option. You also might wanna check your drivers. Update them if you're using older versions. And lastly, you could try re-installing Nvidia drivers.

 

[17seconds]

Did you reinstall the drivers after installing the second card? Try it, start over from the beginning with the driver installation. Be sure to use the latest drivers from the Nvidia website

 

[Cheeseon]

Do you have something like this:

http://www.legitreviews.com/images/reviews/1904/sli-surround-wrong.jpg ?

If yes, try selecting "Maximize 3D performance" option. You also might wanna check your drivers. Update them if you're using older versions. And lastly, you could try re-installing Nvidia drivers.

No, it just asks about PhysX and configuring NVidia surround. Nothing about SLI at all.

 

[Chernobyl Child]

I am running the two 770s also, having the exact same issue to the letter. Still desperately seeking an answer but will let you know if I find out first. Good luck.

 

[Chernobyl Child]

Cheeseon, power off, swap your graphics cards, replace the bridge. As soon as I did this and powered on, the SLI option appeared in Nvidia Control Panel and a notification popped up from the task bar. Hope this fixes your issue, I know how frustrating it can be.

 

[Cheeseon]

Cheeseon, power off, swap your graphics cards, replace the bridge. As soon as I did this and powered on, the SLI option appeared in Nvidia Control Panel and a notification popped up from the task bar. Hope this fixes your issue, I know how frustrating it can be.

Sorry about it being so much later. I've been very busy and haven't been on since summer. But thanks for the tip. This reinforces what I thought was wrong in the first place ( wrong PCIE slot). I'll try this as soon as possible. Thank you!