DouglasteR
Gawd
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- Jan 6, 2006
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Hi there fellow HF´s.
I have a very common setup :
i7-2600k@5ghz
16GB ddr3 1600
Corsair AX1200i
2x Geforce 680 2GB (one Evga superclocked and the other a Zotak Overclocked too)
One of these days, playing Dota2, i saw that the second gpu (the Zotak) was using more than 50% of its processing while the first Gpu was in the tens.
Very strange, but it was working normally ! SLi profiles crazyness i thought.
But yesterday the PC was very unresponsive in games and anything that used the GPU and i saw that the second GPU utilization was in the 90% ! While the first gpu was in the tens.
After doing all the basic checklist (see if theres another game in the background, check temperatures, voltages, clocks and etc) i ended disabling SLi and voila. everything normal.
I removed the second gpu, cleaned it, reapplied the TIM and set it on again, and bamm, everything was like before.
Reading thru the web, i saw that because of the GDDR5 ECC feature, if the board is bugged it can be correcting itself at the cost of processing power. That could be the culprit !
So i ask these questions, how can i see if the gpu is bugging and correcting itself ? Its these normal for a Sli setup ?
Thanks.
I have a very common setup :
i7-2600k@5ghz
16GB ddr3 1600
Corsair AX1200i
2x Geforce 680 2GB (one Evga superclocked and the other a Zotak Overclocked too)
One of these days, playing Dota2, i saw that the second gpu (the Zotak) was using more than 50% of its processing while the first Gpu was in the tens.
Very strange, but it was working normally ! SLi profiles crazyness i thought.
But yesterday the PC was very unresponsive in games and anything that used the GPU and i saw that the second GPU utilization was in the 90% ! While the first gpu was in the tens.
After doing all the basic checklist (see if theres another game in the background, check temperatures, voltages, clocks and etc) i ended disabling SLi and voila. everything normal.
I removed the second gpu, cleaned it, reapplied the TIM and set it on again, and bamm, everything was like before.
Reading thru the web, i saw that because of the GDDR5 ECC feature, if the board is bugged it can be correcting itself at the cost of processing power. That could be the culprit !
So i ask these questions, how can i see if the gpu is bugging and correcting itself ? Its these normal for a Sli setup ?
Thanks.