About a week ago I started having problems with my SLI setup. I would start a game, such as BF3, Red Orchestra, Crysis 1 or more recently Max Payne 3 and about 5 - 10 minutes later my screen would turn black and my fans would ramp up. Upon rebooting Windows would tell me a BSOD had happened with the code 116. I tried 301.42, 301.24 and 296.10 driver sets.
I also changed my SLI bridge and I have disabled the overclock, while still bumping the Vcore up a bit to ensure stability. I have also reinstalled my Intel chipset drivers, but it had no effect. Nothing seems to solve it.
I have disabled SLI and I tested both of my cards individually. With my Zotac card games seem to crash from time to time, but it hasn't had a hard lock. On the other hand my Gigabyte card seems to be running just fine on it's own.
Should I try to RMA my Zotac card? The only thing I thought of and haven't tried is to to install a fresh copy of Windows on clean formatted drives, as I currently don't have the time. If anyone thinks it might help I will do it in about a week or so.
Any thoughts or tests I should run?
Edited by hugo19941994 - 8/22/12 at 7:53am
I also changed my SLI bridge and I have disabled the overclock, while still bumping the Vcore up a bit to ensure stability. I have also reinstalled my Intel chipset drivers, but it had no effect. Nothing seems to solve it.
I have disabled SLI and I tested both of my cards individually. With my Zotac card games seem to crash from time to time, but it hasn't had a hard lock. On the other hand my Gigabyte card seems to be running just fine on it's own.
Should I try to RMA my Zotac card? The only thing I thought of and haven't tried is to to install a fresh copy of Windows on clean formatted drives, as I currently don't have the time. If anyone thinks it might help I will do it in about a week or so.
Any thoughts or tests I should run?
Edited by hugo19941994 - 8/22/12 at 7:53am







