Heya!
Idk what the hells going on honestly -_- lol.
I recently added on another 660 Ti to my setup to enable SLI. It was a much cheaper option off eBay to get a used card and SLI than to modernize the card. Both cards work just fine when in single use.
When I run my SLI, it will randomly just freeze my computer. It can be when I turn on the computer and the desktop loads, it can be while browsing the internet, while doing HW on PP/Word, while in-game, or during skype. Just as random as can be. Sometimes it'll be just the driver crashing and resetting without full system freezing, but most of the time it's just the entire thing freezing, not even shutting down or auto-restarting.
Yes, yes, I have, of course, reinstalled the driver, done a driver clean sweep, checked connections, overclocked the gfx cards, underclocked the gfx cards, used the default clocks on the cards, blah, blah. I even reformatted for a fresh, clean Windows install. The driver is up to date. The driver's power management mode is set to "prefer maximum performance." I have tested it with single card and it does not crash/freeze with single card use.
Here's the setup:
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
EVGA 2x660 Ti SLI -- Temperatures stay below 72ºC & I'm using the SLI bridge that came with MoBo
Intel i7-3770K @ 4.4GHz -- Temperatures stay below 80ºC
Corsair 4x4GB @ 1600MHz -- At stock clock & speeds
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 -- At stock clock
Corsair 120GB SSD
Seagate 500GB HDD
Corsair 750W PSU
So, can anyone assist or give some guidance of what I should try?
Idk what the hells going on honestly -_- lol.
I recently added on another 660 Ti to my setup to enable SLI. It was a much cheaper option off eBay to get a used card and SLI than to modernize the card. Both cards work just fine when in single use.
When I run my SLI, it will randomly just freeze my computer. It can be when I turn on the computer and the desktop loads, it can be while browsing the internet, while doing HW on PP/Word, while in-game, or during skype. Just as random as can be. Sometimes it'll be just the driver crashing and resetting without full system freezing, but most of the time it's just the entire thing freezing, not even shutting down or auto-restarting.
Yes, yes, I have, of course, reinstalled the driver, done a driver clean sweep, checked connections, overclocked the gfx cards, underclocked the gfx cards, used the default clocks on the cards, blah, blah. I even reformatted for a fresh, clean Windows install. The driver is up to date. The driver's power management mode is set to "prefer maximum performance." I have tested it with single card and it does not crash/freeze with single card use.
Here's the setup:
Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
EVGA 2x660 Ti SLI -- Temperatures stay below 72ºC & I'm using the SLI bridge that came with MoBo
Intel i7-3770K @ 4.4GHz -- Temperatures stay below 80ºC
Corsair 4x4GB @ 1600MHz -- At stock clock & speeds
ASRock Z77 Extreme4 -- At stock clock
Corsair 120GB SSD
Seagate 500GB HDD
Corsair 750W PSU
So, can anyone assist or give some guidance of what I should try?