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texasboy:
 Vista 64 Ultimate with 2x8800GT cards in SLI mode.. Only occasionally during boot up am I faced with a split double screen,somewhat blurry. Cursor applies to both screens in tandem. Most times if I leave it ,it reverts back to normal screen. All graphics/Mobo drivers are up to date. Didnt happen tonight but wondering if anyone has any thoughts on this. Sometimes I have to revert back to original CDrom and repair. Strange one.
cheers

billyfridge:
I have had this double effect a few times in XP, it always seem to occur when I've been on the Whiskey  [rolleyes]




 :D

Quantum:
billy, you light weight :P

Tex, surprisingly SLi isn't very good at handling double screen, CrossFire wasn't either till recently, I imagine nVidia will catch up soon. Best I can suggest is to keep drivers updated, ask about on graphics card forums, it might even be worth updating your Graphics Card BIOS.

texasboy:

--- Quote from: Quantum on August 27, 2008, 10:49:29 am ---billy, you light weight :P

Tex, surprisingly SLi isn't very good at handling double screen, CrossFire wasn't either till recently, I imagine nVidia will catch up soon. Best I can suggest is to keep drivers updated, ask about on graphics card forums, it might even be worth updating your Graphics Card BIOS.

--- End quote ---

Tks Quantum, Believe it or not ,have never updated bios on graphics cards. Wouldnt know where to start. Back to the drawing board to get more info. lol
Glad you finally figured Billy out. >:D
cheers

PS adding links as I go along.
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=52584

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=33724  This one worries me.

Quantum:

--- Quote from: texasboy on August 28, 2008, 03:10:03 am ---
--- Quote from: Quantum on August 27, 2008, 10:49:29 am ---billy, you light weight :P

Tex, surprisingly SLi isn't very good at handling double screen, CrossFire wasn't either till recently, I imagine nVidia will catch up soon. Best I can suggest is to keep drivers updated, ask about on graphics card forums, it might even be worth updating your Graphics Card BIOS.

--- End quote ---

Tks Quantum, Believe it or not ,have never updated bios on graphics cards. Wouldnt know where to start. Back to the drawing board to get more info. lol
Glad you finally figured Billy out. >:D
cheers

PS adding links as I go along.
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=52584

http://mybroadband.co.za/vb/showthread.php?t=33724  This one worries me.

--- End quote ---

It's like updating a motherboard BIOS, it's not a risk-free process, I've never bothered updating mine, but I've never had problems with mine.

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