If you are getting a screen up thats a plus.
Im putting my $$ on a driver conflict. Did you scrub the ATI drivers? Is there still an ATI folder on you C:\ ? any reference in the registry?
Try running DDU found HERE
Run it in safe mode and clean/restart first on ATI drivers, then Nvidia drivers then do a fresh install of the Nvidia driver, skip the 375.95 (buggy!!) and go back one to 375.70
Im putting my $$ on a driver conflict. Did you scrub the ATI drivers? Is there still an ATI folder on you C:\ ? any reference in the registry?
Try running DDU found HERE
Run it in safe mode and clean/restart first on ATI drivers, then Nvidia drivers then do a fresh install of the Nvidia driver, skip the 375.95 (buggy!!) and go back one to 375.70
You may have just hurt the feelings of you X99 platfrom by feeding it a dual 1070s instead of quad SLI 1080s. :rolleyes:
I don't think its in your BIOS. American mega trends is not biased one way or the other on graphics.
Reproducing it with 2 different cards only further leads to driver conflicts. I've seen it myself before some time ago when I did the exact thing, change from AMD to Nvidia. I thought everything was gone, I had done an uninstall of the AMD drivers but there were still traces left behind. Nvidia is usually even worse with this. Did you actually run DDU? or just do an uninstall?
Two cards, its not the card. System ran fine with all the other components before, not the rest of the hardware.
If you did run DDU, ran each card one at a time and still get the same results you ma end up having to do a clean install.
I don't think its in your BIOS. American mega trends is not biased one way or the other on graphics.
Reproducing it with 2 different cards only further leads to driver conflicts. I've seen it myself before some time ago when I did the exact thing, change from AMD to Nvidia. I thought everything was gone, I had done an uninstall of the AMD drivers but there were still traces left behind. Nvidia is usually even worse with this. Did you actually run DDU? or just do an uninstall?
Two cards, its not the card. System ran fine with all the other components before, not the rest of the hardware.
If you did run DDU, ran each card one at a time and still get the same results you ma end up having to do a clean install.
My guess may sound off the wall but get rid of that power supply and get a good brand, Corsaaair, EVGA, Seasonic, 850 watt, 1000 to 1200 watt even better for high end graphics cards pluss X-99 platform.
Chieftec is known as a week power supply and 600 watts is not enough for a X-99 system, especially with high end Graphic's cards, you always want at least 30% more power supply than needed to keep the power supply within specifications
Chieftec is known as a week power supply and 600 watts is not enough for a X-99 system, especially with high end Graphic's cards, you always want at least 30% more power supply than needed to keep the power supply within specifications
