LayzOrc
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System Name | Cheap Gaming Rig |
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Processor | Intel i7-3930 @ 3.20GHz |
Motherboard | Asus Rampage iv extreme |
Cooling | 120mm fan |
Memory | Corsair Dominator Platinum 16GB (4x4GB), DDR3 1866 |
Video Card(s) | Geforce 690 |
Storage | 500GB Samsung 850 EVO SSD, 3TB WD green drive |
Display(s) | ASUS VG248QE Black 24" Gaming Monitor |
Case | Cooler Master HAF 932 |
Audio Device(s) | Harman Kardon Soundsticks 2.1 |
Power Supply | Herculese 1600 |
Mouse | CM Xornet II |
Keyboard | CM Novatouch TKL |
The pic will explain my problem.
A little history about what I could have done:
I tried to install a quad SLI set up with my brothers 690. It kept freezing and having problems so I flashed the BIOS unsuccesfully. For some reason nvflash only lets me flash 1 geforce 690 per card. Since 1 card has two 690s then I ended up with two different BIOS versions on each card
Since 1 card is working fine I took the other card out, but I still have two different BIOS showing in GPU-Z. My question is how do I flash both cards with my new BIOS on a card with 2 built in SLI like the 690? Why will it only give access to one 690 at a time?
A little history about what I could have done:
I tried to install a quad SLI set up with my brothers 690. It kept freezing and having problems so I flashed the BIOS unsuccesfully. For some reason nvflash only lets me flash 1 geforce 690 per card. Since 1 card has two 690s then I ended up with two different BIOS versions on each card
Since 1 card is working fine I took the other card out, but I still have two different BIOS showing in GPU-Z. My question is how do I flash both cards with my new BIOS on a card with 2 built in SLI like the 690? Why will it only give access to one 690 at a time?