Recent content by jbailey8

Here's hypersli 1.0: http://turbobit.net/4nwvfukq515u.html

I'm not sure differentsli will work on a imac, the best you can do is try it and see, if it doesn't I don't know of anything else to try there.

Yes, differentsliauto should work for you.

Hypersli 1.0 seems to work for some people even with differentsli installed, I'd say try it with, and if it doesn't work, then uninstall hypersli 1.0.

Try this link: http://turbobit.net/5kzkxpyvaw5a.html

Follow the instructions in post #3158 except use this driver: http://www.gamefront.com/files/25434452/nvlddmkm36143-vista-win7-8-81-64bit.rar

1. Go to http://www.geforce.com/drivers and download the latest drivers (361.43) for your version of windows. 2. Go here: http://www.gamefront.com/files/25401790/nvlddmkm36143w or http://dl.free.fr/pghbDMTTa 3. Go here: https://github.com/EmberVulpix/DifferentSLIAuto/releases and download the...

To sjil: Windows 10 links for current driver: http://www.gamefront.com/files/25401790/nvlddmkm36143w or http://dl.free.fr/pghbDMTTa

According to your screenshot your running 3 gpu's, the patched drivers' 'sweet spot' is 2 gpu's I'm not saying it won't handle 3 gpu's, but when I test the driver on my system it has only 2 gpu's, take out your 3rd gpu and see if that changes how the patched driver runs.

Based on what you've told me, I think the following is happening: 1. The modified driver is not being signed either at all or at least not properly, this is why I wanted you to try and manually import the certificate. 2. Despite the fact that the driver is being manually copied over, the...

The only way to find out if hypersli 1.0 will work on windows 10 is to try it and see, if you've already tried this and it didn't work, what was the error?

Check the output text of the install.cmd for errors, it shouldn't be this difficult to install this driver, something on your system is preventing it from installing properly.

I know the driver itself is good, I can only assume that your doing something wrong even if you don't know what that is. Try unpacking the files in the certs rar file to the tools folder and try the install.cmd and manual copying again, make sure you've also tried the following: - Start > Run...

Make sure you've renamed the nvlddmkm.sys file that's in c:\windows\system32\drivers first before running the install.cmd and manually copying over, read the readme that's in the rar file and do as it says.

To mosie: if your motherboard has a on-board gpu, make sure you go to your bios and disable the on-board video gpu and set your video boards as the primary display, follow the installation steps for the patched driver as you've been doing, but after you run the install.cmd, manually copy over...