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Default Quad SLI problem with sli bridge - 08-04-2012, 22:30 | posts: 377

I have a quad sli bridge with a PSU and mobo that support quad sli but my PC still can't enable quad sli. GPU-Z and CPU-Z both show that the card is plugged in and working but nvidia won't enable quad sli. EDIT: Device Manager is reporting error 43.


   
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Default 08-04-2012, 22:34 | posts: 1,712 | Location: AZ

code 43 is a driver problem what drivers are you running
   
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Default 08-04-2012, 22:37 | posts: 377

The beta 304.79 I believe.
   
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Default 08-04-2012, 22:41 | posts: 1,712 | Location: AZ

if you haven't tried already id uninstall drivers and try at least 2 different ones
   
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Default 08-04-2012, 22:43 | posts: 377

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if you haven't tried already id uninstall drivers and try at least 2 different ones
I'll try that after this lightning storm ends.
   
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Default 08-04-2012, 23:23 | posts: 377

Tried the non-beta drivers and still issues.
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 00:54 | posts: 171 | Location: NSW Australia

Does the card with driver issues run by itself?

I would swap the card with the issues to the lead card
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:01 | posts: 377

Well, it seems that the pci-express-molex adapter is causing the issues. Any hints on what to do?
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:11 | posts: 14,724 | Location: New Jersey, USA

try a 6 pin and 1 moldex 6 pin adapter on 2 cards and regular 2 6 pin on 2 cards. that last card your using just has moldex connectors
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:26 | posts: 377

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try a 6 pin and 1 moldex 6 pin adapter on 2 cards and regular 2 6 pin on 2 cards. that last card your using just has moldex connectors
Yeah, it's definitely the PSU/ pci-express to molex connectors. Going to return this and get a coolermaster 1200 watt no longer necessitating the use of poor adapters.

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Default 08-05-2012, 01:28 | posts: 5,634 | Location: USA

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Yeah, it's definitely the PSU/ pci-express to molex connectors. Going to return this and get a coolermaster 1200 watt no longer necessitating the use of poor adapters.
return an ax1200 for a piece of junk coolermaster? fantastic logic lol..

anyways heres a real psu with 8 pcie power connectors
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817151109
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:29 | posts: 9,342 | Location: 90° N

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Well, it seems that the pci-express-molex adapter is causing the issues. Any hints on what to do?
Contact Corsair and tell them you need 2 pci-e connectors for your psu. I think it's like $15 or so + shipping.
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:36 | posts: 9,342 | Location: 90° N

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return an ax1200 for a piece of junk coolermaster? fantastic logic lol..

anyways heres a real psu with 8 pcie power connectors
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817151109


You're crazy. Everyone knows Roswell makes the best power supplies.
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 01:38 | posts: 14,724 | Location: New Jersey, USA

no way the ones that come free with computer cases are the best
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 04:19 | posts: 5,634 | Location: USA

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You're crazy. Everyone knows Roswell makes the best power supplies.
Noo, its diablotek thats the best.
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 04:36 | posts: 46

This is really what you need, using 13teen of this and they work very well.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817494006
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 16:34 | posts: 14,724 | Location: New Jersey, USA

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This is really what you need, using 13teen of this and they work very well.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16817494006
Have to say never heard of this psu before
   
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Default 08-05-2012, 17:00 | posts: 822 | Location: Langley,B.C. Canada

I didn't either so I looked it up at Jonny Guru.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php...tory5&reid=283
Pretty impressive and the oem is Enermax.
   
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Default 08-08-2012, 03:08 | posts: 377

Got a 1200w Seasonic and a watercooler today and quad sli is working smoothly! Thank you for the reccomendation.
   
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Default 08-08-2012, 06:12 | posts: 5,701 | Location: Dubai, UAE / London, UK

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Got a 1200w Seasonic and a watercooler today and quad sli is working smoothly! Thank you for the reccomendation.
Good to hear. By the way, what frames do you get generally when gaming?

I'm willing to bet 300+ when fully maxed.

In older games 500+
   
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