thanks.. please let me know if details become avaliable

Hello
Firstly sorry if this has been asked...I was just reading about the upcoming Kepler release by Nvidia. It mentions shared memory which i assume may allow the card to access the system memory. Does anyone know if his is true and whether or not that would result in cuda having access to plenty ...

Sounds like its defo a pre fermi related issue as radiance had mentioned before. I've tried everything with no luck

I don't know if this is relevant or not but with an ATI card in a system with an NVIDIA card the new NVID drivers disable the PHYSX so maybe its disabling the cuda aswell.....With my old motherboard I had onboard graphics with an PCIE NVID GTX card this resulted in the PHYSX option totally ...

haha its very usable with one but we all love MORE POWER

Ok thanks for you time radiance, looking forward to making a purchase of this software once my next pay day comes around

Ye heres the other things I have tried

Cards swapped round
Single monitor on all 4 outputs of the 2 cards,
2 monitors, one on each card just incase,
2 monitors on first card then moved 2 monitors 2 second card

Nvidia control panel:-197.45
Physx had to be ON otherwise the second card wouldnt ...

Ye sure...I hope I haven't missed something and turn out to be wasting your time

Here is on startup
http://img229.imageshack.us/img229/3554/capture02n.jpg

Here after I add the other
http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/4266/capture01gm.jpg

Just reverted back to the 197.45's. Same issue, performance speed of one card but with 2 being at 96% load. seems these drivers are slightly better speed wise then the new release but my problem still remains..I am baffled!

Will try that now radiance and let you know