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I requested another RMA # three days ago. On the third day after no response I called Gigabyte and the customer service rep insisted this issue was normal (even though I told him it didn't wobble before), but if I didn't like it I should be able to fix it myself. Supposedly the shield part...

Does anyone think I should fight with Gigabyte over this? First, my PC stopped powering on - no fans, no lights, no post screen, nothing. After ruling out a problem with the power supply and power button, I shipped the motherboard back to Gigabyte for repair since it's still under warranty...

Well I just installed Windows 10 on a second partition on my machine. I can now dual boot in either 7 or 10, and I have confirmed this issue does not exist on 10. So that tells me this has to be a driver issue.

So far it seems anyone not reporting trouble is using two non-EVGA cards for SLI. I would be curious to know if anyone with EVGA cards in SLI and a third card for PhysX can boot up without this issue. Whoever makes the PhysX card seems to be irrelevant to the problem. I was using an ASUS...

Also - I should elaborate that the two GPUs I'm using for SLI are EVGA Titan X's. It might be an important detail that it's EVGA since it doesn't seem like anyone else posting is having this issue - but I found a few people on the EVGA forums and elsewhere reporting this problem and so far...

Well I scrutinized the BIOS again and can't find anything that would have any effect like this on the PCIe lanes. For now I've created a shortcut where if I double click it, it will instantly disable then enable the GTX 750 card in Device Manager. This will fix the issue until my next boot, as...

Right. The lanes run at 16x/16x/8x. It is interesting to hear others aren't having this problem. I guess I will double check the BIOS. (I tried a few options in there before starting this thread, but nothing changed.)

Thanks for checking Wirk. So as long as your configuration continues to show your GTX 970 as a dedicated PhysX card after you reboot then yeah - sounds like your setup works just fine. I'm also using two Titan X's as well. Was planning on switching out my third card for a GTX 950 Ti...

So I'm the only one running SLI with a third GPU for PhysX? :confused:

I tried asking this on the Nvidia forums but surprisingly cannot get a straight answer. I'm wondering if anyone else out there is using three video cards - two in SLI and one for PhysX - without any issues with the PhysX card being recognized. I can dedicate the third card (a GeForce GTX...

Thanks for the suggestions. My Xbox is connected by HDMI but it is currently off - maybe there is something going on that makes my monitor think it's receiving a live signal. I'll experiment a bit and see if I can improve the situation.

I love this monitor except for one thing - it is constantly switching from DisplayPort (which I am currently using) to HDMI (which I am not). Basically any slight change in my PC's display amounts to a good excuse for this monitor to switch such as booting, rebooting, sleep mode, etc. and it is...

Would anyone know how to prevent this monitor from auto-switching its inputs? It's the only thing about it I find truly annoying so far. If I have multiple devices plugged into it, it will auto switch to something else if it (mistakenly!) thinks I've powered down the PC I'm currently using.

Mine arrived today from Amazon US and I've been playing around with it all day. No real complaints so far, but that bright LED shining into my eyes had to go - so I covered it with black electrical tape and then a decal I made of the PHILIPS logo. Currently I'm using the VGA and HDMI inputs...

I have a question regarding the stand. Would anyone who already owns this monitor be able to measure theirs for me and provide me it's length and depth? Much appreciated.