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I'm pissed off that one set of my codes expired in April, when I bought my card in Feb. No warning, no, notification that you must use the codes by a certain date. Just expired. I gave up after dealing with the AMD folks who run the promotion, and XFX. Both were telling me to talk to the other...
It sounds like you have the same layout as me. I had to ghetto rig a fan to blow into the feet of the cards. With the summer months coming, the idea of watercooling is sounding better and better
How much space is separating both cards? More than likely it's the open air design of the coolers causing the overheating. The top card is blowing hot air into the back of the bottom card, and the hot air rises back into the top card.
I don't think anyone is saying multi-gpu is perfect or doesn't come with limitations, but to state what the person before him said and claim there is no value is just absurd.
Open-air coolers will perform better the further spaced out they are from one another. If you have 3 PCIE slots, and if your case supports it, place card #1 in the top slot, and card#2 in slot 3. Otherwise, going reference or watercooling are your only real options.
It'll be an uphill battle for sure. As some have said here, Nvidia needs to show some kind of significant benefit over Freesync/Adaptive-sync to justify the royalties, licensing, and actual hardware costs to implement Gsync..
Yeah thats what happens to me too. If I make any kind of change that involves OCing, my system shuts off after clicking Save & Exit, then turns back on a few seconds later.
What's actually lighting up your DTS logo on your receiver is the DTS Core, which is embedded in the DTS-MA track. The DTS Core is encoded in a lossy format with 6 channels(5.1), basically the same as old DTS tracks found on DVDs
It's not that you can't do 5.1 over SPDIF, its just that SPDIF...