I'm attempting to utilize two GPUs, assigning one per monitor, but one is refusing to activate.
I'm attempting to utilize two GPUs, assigning one per monitor, but one is refusing to activate.
I just installed a 3060 Ti and also had a GTX 1050 Ti with a GT710 for secondary use, like Discord. I updated the drivers on the 3060 and now the GT710 shows a yellow triangle in Device Manager saying it can't load the right drivers (Code 31). It seems the setup might be off or the drivers aren't compatible. Can I install both without losing one?
You should not utilize both monitors simultaneously on a single card to avoid confusion and ensure optimal performance.
This statement suggests that a single GPU isn't sufficient for handling the workload. It recommends using just one card instead.
For future reference, I discovered a driver compatible with both NVIDIA's site and here.
This content provides valuable details for inclusion in the main post, helping address the core issue directly.
It's simple to change DVI to HDMI. However, if you already possessed the card, it might have been the more affordable option.
I last managed to locate a suitable driver for my issue and shared the link, though I’ll include this as well.