New SLI configuration. BSODs while playing Assassin's Creed 4

[daemondan]

I just got a second GTX 680 for my computer, and while I just got 2 BSODs within an hour playing Assassin's Creed 4. Well, the screen goes black and it makes a noise like a BSOD. So I don't know error numbers or anything. I DO overclock and on seldom occasion do get random BSODs, but usually isolated incidences. 2 within an hour seems odd. I don't think it's this card because I ran it on its own for a couple hours playing AC4 after benchmarking it with Unigine Valley. It held strong for that time. When I added my first card back to the equation and started using SLI is when it started happening. Attached is the SF diagnostic tool zip file

 

[Windows Sniper]

Hello there!

Firstly would you be able to tell me if your using the correct drivers?
If you are unsure, have you updated them. Drivers | GeForce

Second, do you have a Power supply that can cope with the two cards, are their dedicated PCI-E cables for two sets of GPU?
As much as I can tell, the cards need 200mw each (Standard power consumption). Plus the fact that you appear to be overclocking, and you might be exerting a larger power draw then the PSU can supply.

I will have a think about some other causes for you.

 

[daemondan]

Hello there!

Firstly would you be able to tell me if your using the correct drivers?
If you are unsure, have you updated them. Drivers | GeForce

Second, do you have a Power supply that can cope with the two cards, are their dedicated PCI-E cables for two sets of GPU?
As much as I can tell, the cards need 200mw each (Standard power consumption). Plus the fact that you appear to be overclocking, and you might be exerting a larger power draw then the PSU can supply.

I will have a think about some other causes for you.

Newest drivers installed, 1000w PSU, dedicated PCI-E power cables on them all

 

[daemondan]

Quick bump