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It's no further apart than the ASUS SLI mobo and they have the SLI widget that connects the cards for it. As to the SLI bridge on the board itself it's quite possible it's done in the bios now since there was talk about implementing mobo's without a physical bridge.

If you have Scheduled Tasks disabled in windows your sys mech won't run any tasks that you set. You might check it.

I'm of the opinion that it's not the GPU, if it was you'd likely be seeing corruption in game or be having it crash or crash back to the desktop. I'm still of the opinion it's related to either the O.S., the CPU or the chipset.

Open task manager with the comptuer sitting idle and look at the cpu usage, is it getting polled every so often? If it is then go into processes and look at it to see what's polling the cpu for those cycles and kill the process. If you can't find anything try downloading and running HiJackThis...

Oh, I never thought it was just you, I just think that something is slipping at BFG's mfg. plant.

I still think it was a case of the 'sink not fitting correctly. I think the Silencer would have helped a bunch...kudos on the new card though.

You should have popped that bad boy on your 6800GT to see if it cured your previous temp woes, it would have been interesting to see.

I'm going to go back to an earlier version that doesn't monitor the card and that should fix it, I never had problems with it.

I've been experiencing the issue of my GPU reporting 256*C in the drivers, it happened the other day and I ended up having to reinstall drivers to reset it and today it did it again so I decided to try something. I run Speedfan to monitor my temps and it had been fine but I decided to shut it...

Nice, too bad I lost my Rumblepad.

I'm sorry to hear you had those issues, I've never used the partion table recovery since I use patition magic for anything like that so I've never tried sys mech's version. I agree about the current version of the analyzer but if they can work my advice into it then it will be worthwhile...