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I've been playing with GTX670 4GB SLI today, and with 306.97 drivers I have issues with the monitor on the second card squashing the output if transition between resolutions isn't 'proper' (eg: a game crashes).

I'm wondering if the latest drivers have so interesting bugs...

Haven't found a fix or workaround, but hoping that nVidia will fix it in a new driver. :/

I've been playing with GTX670 4GB SLI today, and with 306.97 drivers I have issues with the monitor on the second card squashing the output if transition between resolutions isn't 'proper' (eg: a game crashes).

I'm wondering if the latest drivers have so interesting bugs...

Haven't found a fix or workaround, but hoping that nVidia will fix it in a new driver. :/

Use the same driver, but haven't experienced the same problem. What happens when you disable SLI?

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Same thing.

It's on the monitor on the second GPU which does it - if I swap monitors around, whichever is on the second GPU on occasion, is vertically squashed. It's fixable, but slightly annoying. ;)