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hell_of_doom227 · 01-28-08, 10:09 PM

If you have two different bios versions of the same vendor or two cards from different vendor, make sure you update both cards to match firmware/bios rev. It fixes slugish performance in Crysis when SLI is enabled

and other games.

It runs better then ever. I updated my eVga 8800GTX to Rev 10 released on December 27, 2007. It magically fixed SLI problems with Crysis. It runs as Nvidia advertised with 169.28...happy gaming.

01-28-08, 10:09 PM	#1
hell_of_doom227 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 1,387	Crysis and SLI...little note here. If you have two different bios versions of the same vendor or two cards from different vendor, make sure you update both cards to match firmware/bios rev. It fixes slugish performance in Crysis when SLI is enabled and other games. It runs better then ever. I updated my eVga 8800GTX to Rev 10 released on December 27, 2007. It magically fixed SLI problems with Crysis. It runs as Nvidia advertised with 169.28...happy gaming. __________________ System: eVGA x58SLI x16 4Way Classified, Intel Six Core i7 X980@4.00Ghz, 6Gb GSkill DDR3-1600, Tri Crossfire 3xATI Radeon 5870 1Gb, Raid1 - 2xSSD Intel 80Gb X-25M, Raid0 - 2xHDD Samsung 2Tb, Raid1 - 2xHDD Samsung 1Tb, LG Blue-Ray/HD-DVD Player, Silverstone 1100W PSU, Intel Stock Cooler (New One), Thermaltake Xaser VI, LG 27" LCD, Logitech Keyboard G15, G5 Logitech Mouse OS: Windows 7 x64 35708 - 3DMark Vantage http://service.futuremark.com/compare?3dmv=2109601