bump...come on guys...any ideas???
Overclocking 6600gt's In Sli Mode
Ok, just swapped everything out a few days ago and added another card...,now before the swap I could oc 1 card up to 585/1150, now with both cards in SLI I can hardly oc them at all..510/1050...so my question is, does the SLI stop the oc factor?? Or am I just missing something??
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Because SLI run both cards to the slowest clock of either card
Card 1: 585/1150
Card 2: 510/1050
SLI will put it at Card 2's speed since that's as high as it will go...also the cards might act different in SLI even if Card 2 can run faster by itself
If your other card can't OC to 585 then surely SLI can't run like that.
What you should do is test both cards. Put the other one in and find it's max OC, then put the other in and do the same. Run it in SLI and manually clock it until it says "Test" Failed
Card 1: 585/1150
Card 2: 510/1050
SLI will put it at Card 2's speed since that's as high as it will go...also the cards might act different in SLI even if Card 2 can run faster by itself
If your other card can't OC to 585 then surely SLI can't run like that.
What you should do is test both cards. Put the other one in and find it's max OC, then put the other in and do the same. Run it in SLI and manually clock it until it says "Test" Failed
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