Thank you for the fast reply.
I've disable the HPT but problem still remains 😞
**edit: now i notice that in GPU-Z render test at full screen one GPU is running on PCI-E 3.0 and thw other at PCI-E 1.1 ....
I've disable the HPT but problem still remains 😞
**edit: now i notice that in GPU-Z render test at full screen one GPU is running on PCI-E 3.0 and thw other at PCI-E 1.1 ....
Thank you again.
I've install the vantage, but when the loading screen (from the 1st test) it disappears i can see only a black screen and the test does not start....
It's likely to be a hardware problem?
**Edit
I dont know if it helps but here is my results from Unigine 3.0....
During the test the GPU(1) usage was 99% @324MHz & GPU(2) 1% 421MHz. I don't know what's going on with my system....
I've install the vantage, but when the loading screen (from the 1st test) it disappears i can see only a black screen and the test does not start....
It's likely to be a hardware problem?
**Edit
I dont know if it helps but here is my results from Unigine 3.0....
During the test the GPU(1) usage was 99% @324MHz & GPU(2) 1% 421MHz. I don't know what's going on with my system....
kimon wrote:
Thank you again.
I've install the vantage, but when the loading screen (from the 1st test) it disappears i can see only a black screen and the test does not start....
It's likely to be a hardware problem?
**Edit
I dont know if it helps but here is my results from Unigine 3.0....
During the test the GPU(1) usage was 99% @324MHz & GPU(2) 1% 421MHz. I don't know what's going on with my system....
I have that problem, when I play games then suddenly the GPU play's at 405mhz and at 99% of GPU usage, when I close the game and open a new game it still playing at 405mhz and at 99% GPU usage which is very strange. Which I have to force to restart the PC. The problem I find out was the NVIDIA drivers and overclocking. It still show's me the right stats but the GPU still acted weird.
To fix it I have to down-clock using MSI afterburner and increase the voltage of the GPU and use the right drivers that worked perfectly. Now by looking at your MSI afterburner I see that you did not change the voltage of your card, I bought the GTX 560ti and the voltage was at V0.97 and I have to set it to V1.37 which solved the problem. Don't set it like mine but make sure to look at more forums and check which voltage should be suitable with the GTX 690.
