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SLI Help with Windows XP

skafia

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I have 2 BFG 6600 OC's SLIs with an Athlon 64 3800 and Asus A8N-SLI mainboard.

I had Windows 2000 on my computer last week and I benchmarked it using 3dMark 05 and I got a score of like 6000 something, but my friend told me Windows XP was better for gaming so I installed it and now my benchmark score reduced to like 3000 something. I have the latest Nvidia drivers, Service Pack 2, DirectX 9.0C and I made sure SLI was enabled in the Nvidia settings. I disabled it and got the same benchmark. Can anyone help me out?
 
skafia said:
I have 2 BFG 6600 OC's SLIs with an Athlon 64 3800 and Asus A8N-SLI mainboard.

I had Windows 2000 on my computer last week and I benchmarked it using 3dMark 05 and I got a score of like 6000 something, but my friend told me Windows XP was better for gaming so I installed it and now my benchmark score reduced to like 3000 something. I have the latest Nvidia drivers, Service Pack 2, DirectX 9.0C and I made sure SLI was enabled in the Nvidia settings. I disabled it and got the same benchmark. Can anyone help me out?

Try reseating the cards and the SLI connector between them- you've only got one card working. It should be around 6k with your rig.
 
Intel_Hydralisk said:
I'm sorry... but 6600's can SLI?

Yes they can. At least the 6600GT's can. I don't know about the regular 6600's though. Just about everything in the Geforce 6 family can if its PCI-Express.
 
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