I have 2 6800gt's and a dell 2005fp. It seems that when I enable sli, the bottom and top of the screen is very jittery, annoyingly jittery. I can only assume this is a driver issue as it doesnt do this on my 2001fp. My comp is in pieces right now as Im adding waterblocks to the gpu. Anybody know if the new drivers fix this issue?
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sli and widescreen
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I did not have an issue with two 6600's in sli on my 2005 fp
This is news to me. I am close to getting a 2405. Now I am not so sure. I wonder why i had not issue with the 6600's.
This is news to me. I am close to getting a 2405. Now I am not so sure. I wonder why i had not issue with the 6600's.
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LittleMe said:
i ran DVI. Realy this is the first I have heard of this. I dont have a wide screen anymore so i cant test the Ultras.I guess I will have to wait till I purchase the 2405 to find out. (had a fire at my house so all my IT purchases are on hold for a bit.)
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I have heard of this problem all around the web.
SLI (any cards) + DVI + Any widescreen resolution = Jittery performance and quality degredation.
I have to assume this is a driver issue, but it could be hardware related for some reason.
The only explination I have is go to VGA (I know, I Know... VGA sucks compared to DVI) But thats the only suggesttion I can think of until their is a fix.
SLI (any cards) + DVI + Any widescreen resolution = Jittery performance and quality degredation.
I have to assume this is a driver issue, but it could be hardware related for some reason.
The only explination I have is go to VGA (I know, I Know... VGA sucks compared to DVI) But thats the only suggesttion I can think of until their is a fix.