Curious to know if you ever got this working? I've been debating trying out shadow.tech and being able to use Octane would be a huge plus when I am on the road.

Its clear they won't run as SLI since they are not physically able to be connected with an SLI bridge - that much is fairly obvious. But regardless, Octane does not require SLI so that isn't really the question to be asking. I've seen plenty of multi GPU systems working with external cards on the ...

I haven't been able to get both GPUs to run simultaneously yet, still getting the same error. I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling all drivers and anything else I could think of that might affect it, plugging into an external monitor, etc and have had no luck yet.

Thanks for the suggestions, I've tried both options but neither have made a difference unfortunately.

It seems this happens anytime I have both the 1060 and 1080 enabled in the device manager. If I disable either one, things roll along fine with Octane just using the other GPU. But if I have both ...

I've picked up one of the newer Razer Blades packing a GTX1060, and have also picked up a Core for eGPU loaded up with a GTX1080 for when I can be less mobile. Either GPU works fine, but I can't seem to get both to work together with Octane. When I run it as a slave, I get the following message ...

I'm also having this issue today, although more intermittently (I am in NYC). I was unable to activate, upon a reboot it activated, but by the time I submitted another render, the slave had lost its license and giving the same error again. Could this be related to the Dyn DDoS attack? I'm also ...