Recent content by Yimmeryams

Try this out: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158907 That's the thing you need to use to get different cards working. Off the top of my head, though, I don't think 200 and 400/500 work together, but you can always try it out.

You could also try going into the options and unchecking "Automatic run HyperSLI control panel when Windows starts". I don't know what it does, but you could always try it and see what happens.

I just looked up your board (assuming ASRock Z77 Pro3 LGA 1155 Intel Z77 HDMI SATA 6Gb/s USB 3.0 ATX Intel Motherboard), and the Newegg page does not list any native SLI support. You'll probably need HyperSLI still. I am sorry for telling you something incorrect.

I think he has a Z77 board. It should work fine. EDIT: It is very possible that it will NOT work fine.

No. DifferentSLI does not require HyperSLI to work.

You could still be right about it being something that only shows up in windowed SLI mode. I only wanted to confirm that windowed SLI is possible.

SLI has worked in windowed mode for years. I'm fairly certain that windowed SLI has been a thing since 2007-2009.

Do you have an SLI bridge?

I'm not surprised HyperSLI didn't work on its own. The laptop already has an SLI-certified motherboard. EDIT: The "problem" is not the laptop being different. While the laptop situation is a different situation than normal, the "problem" was caused because of incorrect and incomplete...

HyperSLI is for enabling SLI on motherboards that are not officially Nvidia SLI certified, but otherwise have the capability. SLI with different cards (this thread) is for enabling SLI in situations where there are different graphics cards, and SLI would not normally be possible with the...

1. Go into your Nvidia Control Panel and disable SLI. 2. Reboot into your normal Windows installation. a. Press WindowsKey and R. This should open the Run menu. b. Type msconfig and press OK. c. Click on the "Boot" tab. d. You should see "Windows # (*:\Windows)" and "Windows # x##...

Done. I wasn't sure how compressed you wanted it, so I chose "Best". EDIT: Not done. I need to figure out a way to send it differently. EDIT2: Okay, I think it worked this time. I had to rename the .exe part to .pants so Gmail wouldn't yell at me.

I just tried it, and it worked fine for me. http://anatolymik.itzod.ru/HyperSLI/HyperSLI_0.9.exe I'm not saying that there isn't a problem, just that it doesn't seem to be affecting everyone. That fact may make the problem easier to diagnose.

Okay. I'd recommend 301.42. It's a little older, I'm pretty sure it works fairly well with HyperSLI, and you can mess around with the modded drivers in this thread: http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=158907 Seeing as all 3 cards you have are the same, it shouldn't be a...

I did a Google search. Let me get this straight. Your board supports 3 way Crossfire, but only 2 way SLI? If so, that's incredibly misleading. What version drivers are you using? Have you tried using an older version that's already more or less tested and proven to work? If not, I recommend...