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In another thread, someone gave me a heads-up to hearing that there were "problems" with the GTX 970 power-management and SLI.
I believe that I myself was the very source of this story. If I wasn't, I'd like to "report" my own observations about it.
All of my troubles with 2x GTX 970 SLI power management disappeared through at least two cause-rectifying solutions, or maybe three: A change in a game video setting, a correction to my Media Center HDHR' configuration, and a total conversion of my system to DVI-D/HDMI digital display.
Now, I can game, watch TV, switch to another computer with similar software and functions, with a desktop monitor and an HT AVR/HDTV. And what I'm saying is that all the troubles with the cards, driver and power-mode had software or other hardware causes. All those problems have now evaporated completely.
I believe that I myself was the very source of this story. If I wasn't, I'd like to "report" my own observations about it.
All of my troubles with 2x GTX 970 SLI power management disappeared through at least two cause-rectifying solutions, or maybe three: A change in a game video setting, a correction to my Media Center HDHR' configuration, and a total conversion of my system to DVI-D/HDMI digital display.
Now, I can game, watch TV, switch to another computer with similar software and functions, with a desktop monitor and an HT AVR/HDTV. And what I'm saying is that all the troubles with the cards, driver and power-mode had software or other hardware causes. All those problems have now evaporated completely.