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Old 06-27-2008, 02:31 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Question [SOLVED] 3 monitors on 2 gpu's

Hi - I'm trying to set up 3 monitors on 2 gpu's and I'm having a problem. I'm using 2 x PX 8600 GT's with a ASUS a8n32sli delux with the sli mode disabled, but the nvidia control panel is only showing the 2 monitors connected to the same gpu - and not the 3rd display which is connected to the 2nd gpu. previously both gpu's have been running fine on a single display in sli mode and both gpu's can be seen (in device manager and the likes).

Am using the latest nvidia drivers for mobo and gpu's

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Old 07-24-2008, 03:43 PM   #2 (permalink)
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Re: [SOLVED] 3 monitors on 2 gpu's

It seems it can't be done (?) I can toggle between GPU's but can't have them both at the same time (execpt in sli mode with 1 display) - nevermind.
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Re: [SOLVED] 3 monitors on 2 gpu's

It should be able to be done, i have seen advertisements about motherboards saying "supports up to 8 monitors with 4 PCI-E slots!"
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Re: [SOLVED] 3 monitors on 2 gpu's

es, it should be able to be done. But wouldn't know why your system is refusing the setup.
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Try looking around in your Nvidia control panel for setting up multiple displays.
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