Windows 10: 1080 Ti SLI setup and MSI Afterburner

Would anyone out there know why Afterburner labels the top card in my SLI setup as GPU #2, when clearly the top card is doing the work ?

In any game that does not use SLI or in this shot of GPU`z the heat all comes out from the top card like it should, it`s just that AB labels it wrong.

There are no options to change anything in AB, and I will have a look in the Bios, but clearly this is just an AB glitch.

But the same version of AB reports the 980 Ti SLI setup properly on my Z170. So I`m puzzled.

I`ve Googled it, but no help.

Thanks, Brian *Smile

:)

 

BSOD new GPU related? May it be software?

Windows 10 Compilation 15063.674

New GPU GTX 1080 Ti for now no new issues

sfc /scannow

i5 6600K 4.2 GHz stable OCCT 12h ,

MSI Z170A Pro Gaming latest BIOS,

16GB DDR4 2400MHz RAM,

MSI GTX 1080 Ti Gaming X,

Corsair RM750X PSU,

256GB Samsung SSD 850EVO,

WD Blue 1TB

Multiplayer

 

Windows 10 Suddenly Starts to Lag

I was just casually using my computer, which is running an i7-7700k and a GTX 1080 Ti, and severe lag just pops up. Basically, it took a minute for MSI Afterburner to open, every time I clicked something,
it took around 20 seconds to respond. Afterburner reported no heavy CPU load or GPU load, and my SSD was also working fine. Had to force shut down and restart in order to fix it. This has happened about twice or three times so far, and I'm unsure of the cause.
I've ran chkdsk /f /r and sfc /scannow in command prompt, and no errors at all. So my guess is that something is acting up with Windows 10, might be the pagefile, but there's no way I can check for that.

 

Brian, today there was a new beta update.
I have a thread here for Afterburner: Latest MSI Afterburner Betas Updates - Windows 10 Forums

But here is a link to @Unwinder's post at guru3d where he posts his beta's: RTSS 6.7.0 beta 1 | Page 55 | guru3D Forums