GTX850 SLI + CUDA + 3 Monitor

Hello, I need to use 3 monitors and in order to do so I need two NVIDIA cards in SLI, could I use two GTX 580 in SLI by using CUDA for Premiere without having problems? I do know that Mercury requires only one GPU, but I need to find out if I can keep connected the two cards in SLI and use Premiere with MPE.
I am using a Matrox RT.X2, could this use any type of conflicts?
This is my (future) Workstation configuration:
-Mainboard: ASUS Rampage III Extreme
-Processor: i7 970
-RAM: 12Gb 1600
-Graphic: 2x GTX580 SLI (or ATI HD9670)
-Power: Enermax 1020
-Audio: Creative X-Fi Elite Pro
-Matrox RT.X2
-HDD: 3x 500Gb
Software: Win7 64bit - CS5 Premiere, After Effects
This is my current monitor configuration (photo):

You need not install the Matrox and it will save you from many headaches, driver issues and you can use the Matrox for what it was designed for, a fantastic door-stopper. I have used my old RT.X100 for that very purpose for years. Did the person on the Matrox forum mention whether he was on 5.03 or on 5.5.1?
You need not install the Sound Blaster card since you have on-board sound and it will avoid using their bloated software with all their inherent issues, keeping your system cleaner and meaner.
For a 3 or 4 monitor solution, all you need is two video cards that use the same driver, but not connected with SLI. The altenative is BM, but they also have their driver problems with CS5.5.
It is a pity you can't get your money back from Matrox and use that to upgrade memory to 24 GB and add a couple of disks to your setup. That would increase performance noticeably. With your two intended 580 cards and the 970, your PSU Enermax 1020 may be a bit weak in output. Check eXtreme Power Supply Calculator Pro v2.5 and get the Pro version, then set your CPU load to 100% and capacitor ageing to 30% and add 10 - 15% to the calculated wattage to be safe. Then carefully check the amperage on each rail, because in my experience Enermax may give a total wattage that seems enough, but not on the individual rails.

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Quote from: Svet on 25-May-09, 02:21:06
Have you tried with just memory stick in 1st DIMM near to CPU socket and mainboard out of PC case?
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