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Has anyone found a bios or setting setup that will allow the ROG Asus striker II extreme mobo to run SLI and not crash every 10 seconds?
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Asus Striker II Extreme
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Thermaltake TR2 RX-850. and im runnin 2 EVga GTX 260 OC. the reason i asked is because alot of people on newegg were claiming that no matter what they tried the sli would not run properly on the Striker II extreme.
Thermaltake TR2 RX-850. and im runnin 2 EVga GTX 260 OC. the reason i asked is because alot of people on newegg were claiming that no matter what they tried the sli would not run properly on the Striker II extreme.
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Yeah it runs great when not in sli. It only makes it 20 seconds into the 3d mark vantage in sli and will crash randomly when in games. Ill hit the bios and see what happens. I had updated it when i built it last year so maybe a new one out.
Yeah it runs great when not in sli. It only makes it 20 seconds into the 3d mark vantage in sli and will crash randomly when in games. Ill hit the bios and see what happens. I had updated it when i built it last year so maybe a new one out.
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You mean the cables I used to plug in the vid card to the PSU? The supply is rated for up to quad sli. But you have to use the Y connectors to take two of the 4 pin to make 1 plug for the vid card.
And to the other response. Yes both of them work 1 at a time.
You mean the cables I used to plug in the vid card to the PSU? The supply is rated for up to quad sli. But you have to use the Y connectors to take two of the 4 pin to make 1 plug for the vid card.
And to the other response. Yes both of them work 1 at a time.
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No, I mean the 8-pin AUX12V power connector on the board, including the 4-pin EZ-PLUG connector.
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Oh yah, yes I do have them both plugged in.
Oh yah, yes I do have them both plugged in.
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Just to verify... you have the 8-pin plug from the PSU plugged into the 8-pin EATX (ATX 12V) connector, and not the 4-pin plug from the PSU plugged into only 4 pins of the 8-pin utilizing 1/2 the connector?
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, just put it back on.
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Got the newest bios and seems to have fixed the problem. So far anyway. Thanks
Got the newest bios and seems to have fixed the problem. So far anyway. Thanks
