>> Whenever you remove and re-install a card
>>in one of these you might have to also reset
>>the nearby CUDA switch.
>I'm sure the question is a frequent one, but
>please expand...
Sometimes when a CPU card is removed and
then put back in, the mobo "forgets" what was
in there. So you wipe it's brain (and your PRAM
settings) by pressing the tiny black CUDA
button. It resets the mobo. It's one step
beyond a keystroke-induced PRAM reset.
-David
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