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Message 1073778 - Posted: 3 Feb 2011, 12:54:39 UTC

I just add the 2nd GTX to my top rig ID: 5725752, and yes the old problem with restart is here again. The machine working perfectly 24/7 with 2 GTX295 and 1 GTX285.
When I add one more GTX285 the machine restarts after 5-6 minutes.
I tried to reinstall drivers with new ones but nothing. Change the place of the cards, nothing. Update bios, nothing again.
Power supply is not an option, because I have 3 working together. One Thermaltake 1500w, and 2 modular 650w. Motherboard is the Asus P6T7 WS SuperComputer. Slot is not fault because I have 7 slots to try, and at the past I was working together 4 gtx285. And yes I tried more than one GTX285.

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Message 1074184 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 5:32:14 UTC - in response to Message 1073778.  

If it that regular I would suspect am "Over Temp." The shutdown is a protection restart.

The suspect would be North/Southbridge on the Motherboard.

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Message 1074314 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 10:06:44 UTC - in response to Message 1074194.  

Seems to me like a bad joke, pulling power from an slot on the Mobo.
Better to adapt the right power directly from your PSU!
I would be very carefull with such a 'trick'. Can kill your mobo.


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Message 1074388 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 16:12:06 UTC - in response to Message 1074314.  

Seems to me like a bad joke, pulling power from an slot on the Mobo.
Better to adapt the right power directly from your PSU!
I would be very carefull with such a 'trick'. Can kill your mobo.


I think you have it backwards, this plugs into a lead from the PS and puts it on the MB.

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Message 1074401 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 16:39:15 UTC

I don’t think it is the slot or the power supply because at the past I used 4 GTX 285 at the same time.
I already change the vga to another slot and another power source, and is happening the same thing. I think that something is happening with Boinc.
I think the program itself cannot work with this kind of mixing, I mean 2 GTX 295 and 2 GTX285, at the same time.
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Message 1074406 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 17:01:07 UTC - in response to Message 1073778.  

[quote...The machine working perfectly 24/7 with 2 GTX295 and 1 GTX285.
When I add one more GTX285 the machine restarts after 5-6 minutes...
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your 1500 watt should be sufficient all by its self for this configuration. my oc'd i7 @ 4.2ghz with three 295's pulls about 1100 watts (1050 average) from the wall, powered by a single thermaltake toughpower 1200 watt ps.

with three power supplies please make sure you bond the grounds together to prevent weird currents flowing thru the motherboard.
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Message 1074411 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 17:38:25 UTC

The funny thing is that I played Counter Strike  for half an hour, with all those cards on and the machine does not restart. That’s why I told about the faulty Boinc.
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Message 1074416 - Posted: 5 Feb 2011, 18:03:42 UTC - in response to Message 1074411.  

CS doesnt really stress a modern GPU. my GPU easily plays CS without getting less than 100 FPS even with smoke being used. Seti will stress your GPU. I recommend getting GPUz and allow it to run while you play CS. Check the average temperature. Then start crunching Seti. I bet the temps go way up


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