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    Default How to check if your SLI is enabled?

    I ordered a computer with SLI 7900 GS's. Now, I see 2 cards in the case. When I go to properties, and advanced settings I see GeForce 7900 GS. I don't see the word SLI anywhere. Is my computer already hooked up to this? or must I further tinkle with the hardware? How can I check if it is SLI enabled?

    Thanks.

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    probably bored Member BDC's Avatar
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    Default Re: How to check if your SLI is enabled?

    BIOS me thinks?

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    Post Re: How to check if your SLI is enabled?

    Quote Originally Posted by PwnageBot2000
    I ordered a computer with SLI 7900 GS's. Now, I see 2 cards in the case. When I go to properties, and advanced settings I see GeForce 7900 GS. I don't see the word SLI anywhere. Is my computer already hooked up to this? or must I further tinkle with the hardware? How can I check if it is SLI enabled?

    Thanks.
    Just having two graphics cards means you have SLI, I think.

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    Default Re: How to check if your SLI is enabled?

    Then you think incorrectly sir! SLI is a physical mode of the motherboard (there might be a BIOS setting as well but I never noted one). It requires a correctly positioned jumper to be in SLI mode. Said jumper is between the PCI-e slots. Consult your MoBo's manual if you have it. It will tell you the correct jumper position.
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