Can M2N-E SLI Motherboard support Matrox RTX100

SOURCE: compatible AGP at 16x?

After a brief check of motherboard specs, what I see is, the 7600GT card will run at 16x in the 16x slot, but if you have TWO SLI cards they both run at 8X. Makes sense. Unless there is a public outcry concerning this, I'd suspect the info you have is a bit off. ZT3000 "Beta tester of "0"s and "1's"

SOURCE: second display not working

I think the cards have to be SLI ready. They use an additional bridge in installation. Therefore to be able to use dual video cards they must both be the same SLI compatible model.

SOURCE: asus m2n deluxe sli motherboard

Hi tbird, yes you can run the 8800 GT's even if the interface is 1.0
The 8800 GT is back wards compatible to the 1.0
Suggest you install the latest software drivers for the 8800 GT.
http://www.nvidia.com/object/geforce_8800gt.html

It wouldn't hurt to add a case fan to feed the two cards fresh air.

Good luck!
Mike

Mark Taylor

• 728 Answers
• Posted on Oct 22, 2009

SOURCE: BIOS voltage settings for ASUS M2N-SLI Deluxe 570

Hi glen909nwi,


Here's the configuration for that board. If your trying to overclock, you'll want to go with a higher setting.


CPUChiosei HT Voltace 11.20 VI
Allows you to set the pocessorhipset HyperTranspoit voltage.
Configuration options: [1 .20V] [1 .25VJ 11 .30V] [1 .35VJ [+1 .40V1 [+1 .45V] [+1 50V]
Chtoset Core Vo#aae f1.40V1
Allows you to set the dlipset core voltage.
Configuration options: [1 .40V1 [1 .50V] [1 .60V]
Ctitpset Slan&w Core Vo?taoe 11.40 VI
Allows you to set the diipset standby coe voltage.
Configuration options: [1 .40V] [1 .6OVJ
CIhVsef Fi-E Voitaae 11.50 VI
Allows you to set the dlipset PCI Express voltage.
Configuration options: [1 .50V1 [1 .55V1 [1 .60V] [1 .65V] [1 .70V1
CPU Vcore Offset Voltage fDisabdJ
Allows you to csable or set the processo vCore offset voltage.
Configuration options: [Disabled] [Offset lOO.OnIV]
ASUS M2N-SU Deluxe

SOURCE: boot up problems on an Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe motherboard

Try reseating the power cable to your HDD and also the data cable to and from your motherboard. If no joy - then it sounds to me like a power supply unit failure