bump?

No I have not.  Is there something more I have to do?  How do I go about doing that?

did you swap out the 670 for the 760's?
 
What program are you using to monitor temps and framerates? 
 
Do you have the GeForce Experience installed?
Do you have Precision or Afterburner installed?
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This certainly sounds like it could be a legacy issue from the previous videocard install...
*that a very easy fix
 
It could also be related to the VERY large difference in how your new SLI setup is interacting with your system RAM
 

What program are you using to monitor temps and framerates? 
 
Do you have the GeForce Experience installed?
Do you have Precision or Afterburner installed?

Ok...
 
Looks like you just made a mess then, nothing really wrong with the hardware or config
 
Do you know what you did wrong and how to properly recover?

STOP... you are going to be RIGHT where you were before
 

Where are you at RIGHT now...?
 
You need to finish whatever, so we can work on stuff,, before it gets all messed up again
 

You have a lot of things you need to AVOID--> if you want your system to run correctly
 
You must NOT have the Asus AI suite software installed (it conflicts with current Nvidia drivers and Precision)
Uninstall it in programs and features and REBOOT (do NOT skip this reboot)
 
You must NOT have the GeForce Experience (GFE) installed
*(simply go to Programs and features and uninstall it, do NOT uninstall any other Nvidia driver components)
After the uninstall is complete REBOOT (do NOT skip this reboot)
 
Precision is good, but you have put it in WAY TOO SOON. It cannot be installed and running until -after- you are done working with Nvidia drivers and other softwares have been installed/removed...
It must be uninstalled--> MAKE SURE that during the uninstall when a box pops up asking to save data YOU MUST SAY -NO-
After the uninstall is complete, you must reboot the system once (do NOT skip this reboot)
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Get your Windows Updates -completely- done
MAKE SURE that your update setting is at "check for updates, but let you choose to download and install"
This will allow you you AVOID install -any- Nvidia drivers from Microsoft--> simply uncheck them
 
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Now install and update the games you want
You also what to download Unigine Heaven 4.0 Benchmark (free) for testing performance
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When you get done with all of that
Then you need to do a CUSTOM MODE Nvidia driver install of 337.61 (never use the default "express" install ever)
Uncheck -ALL- Nvidia driver components EXCEPT--> Graphics driver and PhysX
Make SURE you put a check in the box for "Perform a clean install"
finish the install and the REBOOT the system once
do NOT skip this reboot
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Now you can put in Precision 4.2.1
During the install -uncheck---> the Riva Tuner Addon
Leave Precision completely at defaults except for "start with windows" and a user fan profile
Make no other changes
Reboot the system once after the above (do NOT skip the reboot after installing and setting up Precision)
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NOW you are ready to test
 
The problems you saw before were directly related to your incorrect installing of software that is KNOWN to conflict and cause such issues
I have described how to get your stuff in correctly and avoid conflicts.
 
The only thing I have not covered is the Corsair "link" software that comes with your H100i
This software has serious issues on many configs and certain keybaord software. I am hoping that by removing the AI suite and cleanly reinstalling Precision in the correct order will allow you to avoid those problems...
*be aware that on some users configs the "Link" software is completely broken despite all efforts, and should this be the case you will have remove it and to set it up manually off the MB fan headers   
 

Do NOT use Nvidia inspector
 
You need to get your software and drivers in perfectly and TEST -before- messing around, as its very easy to get into trouble once you start to do so.
 
After everything is setup correctly and properly tested -and your happy-
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Then you can go hog wild with overclocking, custom mods or whatever else you want

I have everything you listed uninstalled in order exactly how you listed with a reboot after each uninstall.  Am currently installing games.  I will pick up where I left of tomorrow with the Custom driver install.  And I did not install Corsair Link.

Ok, I am all done and have followed your directions to the letter.  Driver is installed, Precision installed.  Dumb question... Now that I reinstalled everything, do I make any changes in the NVidia control panel.  I noticed that since the custom install on the driver and such, SLI is disabled.  I am going to enable this before testing.  Any other changes I should make, or leave it alone?

1 more question.  I just found that riveratuner was still installed from the previous install.  I just uninstalled it, click NO when it asked if I wanted to save settings.  Then rebooted.  This okay?

look good for a first run with everything at stock
 
I am not at home and working so i cant be as helpful right now, try some games and I'll be around tonight bro
 

Xotic84
Well, so far Crysis 3 on Max settings MSAA x4 is awesome. 
 
BF4 maxed hitting 80-110fps avg.  Dips down to 66 where it would normally drop to 30 before.  I did have the FPS dip down to 38 once during the first campaign mission when the building your in collapses.  But HHUUGGGEEEE increase from where it was. 
 
Titanfall surprisingly is playable on Max settings without forcing alternate rendering 2.  Almost don't even need SLI.
 
Now I played these games with factory clock speeds and NVidia control panel settings and only 1 monitor.  I highly doubt plugging in my other monitor to run Precision X ins the background is gonna drop my performance, but that's next.  Also need to put my CPU OC back to 4.5 instead of 3.9
 
maniacvvv... You sir, are a God!

Your most welcome
 
Wait till you see what happens to your video performance when you clock up your CPU

Xotic84
Running games in windowed mode seems to drop my performance a bit.  This seem normal?  Or is there something I can do about it?

Do NOT run in windowed mode
Do NOT change the NVCP Manage 3D Settings for SLI--> from its default "Nvidia recommended"
 
DO--> work on getting your CPU overclock up and running and then well tested
*your going to need -that- done before we can push your cards