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Romant · 02-20-12, 12:45 PM

Yes, this machine is a number cruncher.

>>> When you boot into safe mode, is the entire machine slow? This should bypass the driver and let you know if it is a resource allocation issue.
Yes, it is slow. May not that slow but slower than normal anyway.

>>> It needs Windows Server or some other Enterprise software (or just run Linux).
I thought of it but Nvidia does not provide Geforce drivers for server Windows versions.

Migration to Linux is also not a variant - soft that works on this machine is windows-specific.

What I'm currently trying to do is to get rid of High Definition Audio devices (Device Manager shows 32 devices of this kind when all 8 graphics cards are plugged).

02-20-12, 12:45 PM	#7
Romant Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 12	Re: How to make Win7 handle eight GPUs properly ? Yes, this machine is a number cruncher. >>> When you boot into safe mode, is the entire machine slow? This should bypass the driver and let you know if it is a resource allocation issue. Yes, it is slow. May not that slow but slower than normal anyway. >>> It needs Windows Server or some other Enterprise software (or just run Linux). I thought of it but Nvidia does not provide Geforce drivers for server Windows versions. Migration to Linux is also not a variant - soft that works on this machine is windows-specific. What I'm currently trying to do is to get rid of High Definition Audio devices (Device Manager shows 32 devices of this kind when all 8 graphics cards are plugged).