DUAL NVIDIA CARDS

[Lynne]

I know that nVidia doesn't have drivers to enable SLi in Vista so I have a
question. I have a new system that I just took out of the box. It has dual
video cards. Does it matter which one I plug my monitor in to? I hope I
don't sound too dumb but this is my first foray into this area.

 

[Dave B.]

You couldn't try each one to see which one works?

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[Guest]

You can use either one, but be aware that you may have to specify in BIOS
which one you are going to use.

 

[Lynne]

Well, I would just as soon know right away instead of being faced with a
blank screen on ititial boot up.

 

[Dave B.]

If the screen is blank when you boot, connect your monitor to the other
card!

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[Guest]

I have a SLI set up and must use the top card or it will not work.

 

[Phill]

I know that nVidia doesn't have drivers to enable SLi in Vista so I have a
question. I have a new system that I just took out of the box. It has dual
video cards. Does it matter which one I plug my monitor in to? I hope I
don't sound too dumb but this is my first foray into this area.

Looking at the back of the PC - Plug the cable into the left most connection
of the top card.

Phill