Nvidia sli bridge light

[Gabbatek]

so when turning back on from standby, the green light bar on the sli bridge fails to come back on but works fine with a cold boot....anyone heard of this or know a fix?

i've got the 4 slot 2 way nvidia sli bridge with the green bar, two 980ti and newest drivers

 

[Gabbatek]

bump. Come on guys you can't all be clueless?

 

[Smffy]

Why don't you have a look at the settings you have for standby before you call everyone clueless...

 

[tyler_jrb]

Pretty sure I had the same issue with my 980Ti's. Bridge would be blank if the pc came back from sleep.

Not sure I ever fixed it, needed to re-enable SLI without re-booting to get it back on.

Don't have this problem with my 1080's though so as above it's either a bug with the cards or a setting in Windows or nvidia panel.

 

[Gabbatek]

Sorry didnt mean to come across as an ass.

If i ever need to turn sli on and off i have to kill 3 or 4 applications everytime :'(

Anyone know what kind of settings i should be looking for? i am t he clueless one

 

[Radox-0]

Same thing happens with my Titan X (maxwell) but not 1080. Just suspect slight glitch with the Maxwell cards on the light front.

I found I could resolve it by bringing the brightness for the bridge down to 0 weirdly. Seemed after a standby, the % bar for the LED bridge swapped around. So going into Nvidia LED utility and setting the LED bridge lighting brightness to 0 solved it. However it did have the issue that after a proper reboot, it would use the settings as prescribed in Nvidia LED visualiser so unless you changed the brightness back to 100% again before the cold reboot, the bridge LED would be off.

 

[Gabbatek]

Nice one! Totally forgot about the led utility since it was removed from experience. Like you i've had to set it to 0 which is full anyway lol

oh nvidia, how you'll always suck with programs