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did anyone try latest beta driver? i'm interesting how it goes
it's new protection. can anybody tell me about BSOD in detail
How?!
When i try to boot into Windows 8 x64 HyperSLI i get the following error:
PC needs to reboot:
error 0x00000100
Opium try Windows 8 Release Preview google it and get the iso off msdn(actually its gone now) have to find it on torrents or wait till the Windows 8 RTM new version of HyperSLI is released.
Processor | Intel i7 7700k @4.5Ghz |
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Motherboard | Asus Strix Z270E Gaming |
Cooling | Cooler Master Nepton 120XL |
Memory | Corsair Vengeance LED Red 2x8GB 3000Mhz |
Video Card(s) | Asus Strix GTX980TI |
Storage | Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB |
Display(s) | BenQ XL2411Z / Dell SE198WFP |
Case | NOX Hummer TG RGB |
Power Supply | Corsair RM850 |
Mouse | Razer Mamba Chroma |
Keyboard | Razer Blackwidow Chroma |
Software | Windows 10 - 64bit |
Hi,
I'm using the 306.97 drivers and I'm having random flickering issues, when I say random I mean that it only happens sometimes. For example I've been playing GW2 and it was good. Today when I went to play I got some flickering, tried reinstall the drivers and the HyperSLI but didn't work.
This happened with other games before, some days its good then I get flickering then It gets good again, randomly.
If someone can help me
Thanks
i got to work. about windows 8 it's loader problem. loader from releasepreview i modded will not work on rtm version. i have to rebuild the loader. as for new protection i have to get some stuffs to get some drivers to work then i can see what nvidia did this time. i have some guess though
While awaiting a fix for the problem with windows 8 RTM (the problem where it comes up and says "your pc needs to reboot"), does anyone know of a way to fix the issue (so that I can boot again, without HyperSLI)?
If I manually choose the hard drive as my boot target, I can get in after being told my pc needs to be repaired, but I can't get anywhere when I boot into windows boot manager. As windows boot manager overrides all BIOS boot priorities, this is obviously an annoyance, as I have to actively force the boot to target the HD every time I restart.
So...any way to "roll back" and fix the issue?
Processor | Intel i7 7700k @4.5Ghz |
---|---|
Motherboard | Asus Strix Z270E Gaming |
Cooling | Cooler Master Nepton 120XL |
Memory | Corsair Vengeance LED Red 2x8GB 3000Mhz |
Video Card(s) | Asus Strix GTX980TI |
Storage | Samsung SSD 840 EVO 250GB |
Display(s) | BenQ XL2411Z / Dell SE198WFP |
Case | NOX Hummer TG RGB |
Power Supply | Corsair RM850 |
Mouse | Razer Mamba Chroma |
Keyboard | Razer Blackwidow Chroma |
Software | Windows 10 - 64bit |
It's because of you use software mode. The matter is software mode based on debug registers of CPU. When the patch is started it set one register to break I/O port intruction access to intercept direct polling of PCI bus. If you use some windows application, let's say this is WinDbg which use debug registers too, there are cases when the OS switches tasks. When switching occured to WinDbg windows restore generel purpose registers and when it see WinDbg use debug registers then windows restores they too. Hence, value of debug register the patch use is lost. To avoid this case the patch create system thread which update register value all the time the system works. But if you use some application which use these registers there is no guarantee the patch would have enough time to update the register. NVIDIA create system thread too which checks system for SLI compatibility all the time. Hence, there may be a case when value of the register is lost, the patch didn't update the value yet and the driver do checking... as result SLI is broken. But on different platforms this behaves different. For example for me, the patch always have enough time to update the value. The only reliable approach is using hardware hypervisor.
odd...if i set my hdd as the 1st boot priority windows will fail to load because the boot loader is located in the "windows boot manager partition". Either way.....i tried installing the windows 7 boot loader in an attempt to get hypersli working, but to no avail. Probably would just be better to wait and be patient.
I have installed Hypersli. first disabled uac, then started install, finished install on boot. and hypersli says im good, but device manager and cpuz/gpuz wont recognize a second card. nor will the nvidia panel. any ideas?
dccorona said:Just setting it as the 1st boot priority doesn't do the trick, because win boot manager takes 1st priority no matter what. You have to manually force the boot to your HD (as in, select it and say "boot here this time"), so it's something you have to do every time. I just ended up doing a clean install. Big pain in the ass because of the issue windows has where it won't install if you have over 4 HD partitions...ugh