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03-31-2005, 11:49 AM
Lot's of people are looking into SLI. I made the mistake of getting it last month. After saving for about six months, I was able to get the money together to buy my machine. Here's the basic stats:
MB: A8N-SLI Deluxe
CPU: AMD FX-55
RAM: 2GB Kingston Hyper-X
VID: 2 Asus EN6800 (256 MB each)
CASE: A Lian-Li black case with window (I forget the model number)
HDD: I have 4 SATA 74GB HDDs, but only one installed at the moment
Well, that should be enough for now. I'm at work and don't have it all memorized. The problem I am having is running programs in SLI mode. I've talked to Asus and haven't had any luck fixing it yet, but I would rather try everything possible before turning it in.
So when I run SLI, it all looks good right up to the time I try to run any programs with 3D graphics. I get a bad glitching on my monitors (I've tried it on different monitors), but I can't get it to show up when I take a screenshot. It looks like some electromagnetic interfearance, but I'm not sure.
I've read around and seen that others have had this problem, but nobody seems to know how to fix it. I guess my main point is that if you get this MB, make sure to be prepared for problems. There are other SLI boards availible, and I would assume that most people would rather get their computer up and running without the problems.
MB: A8N-SLI Deluxe
CPU: AMD FX-55
RAM: 2GB Kingston Hyper-X
VID: 2 Asus EN6800 (256 MB each)
CASE: A Lian-Li black case with window (I forget the model number)
HDD: I have 4 SATA 74GB HDDs, but only one installed at the moment
Well, that should be enough for now. I'm at work and don't have it all memorized. The problem I am having is running programs in SLI mode. I've talked to Asus and haven't had any luck fixing it yet, but I would rather try everything possible before turning it in.
So when I run SLI, it all looks good right up to the time I try to run any programs with 3D graphics. I get a bad glitching on my monitors (I've tried it on different monitors), but I can't get it to show up when I take a screenshot. It looks like some electromagnetic interfearance, but I'm not sure.
I've read around and seen that others have had this problem, but nobody seems to know how to fix it. I guess my main point is that if you get this MB, make sure to be prepared for problems. There are other SLI boards availible, and I would assume that most people would rather get their computer up and running without the problems.