Ive been having problems getting BF2 to run and they said it was possible that cuz im running SLI that it would stop BF2 from running, anyone else have that problem or know anything about it?
You're running a board with SLI capability or you're actually running SLI, as in dual videocards?
I wouldn't see why BF2 would have a problem with it. As far as I know, the system sees a single videocard, just like your system would see a single SCSI drive if you're running RAID (with a hardware RAID controller). The motherboard should take care of the recognition and "extra work".
Now, if you're using SLI, I'm guessing you were also sold into going XP64bit and that would be where some of your real problems would come from, since you're going to have to find the right 64bit drivers for your hardware to work properly, too. Hopefully you aren't running 64bit windows though, because there is no application you're going to utilize that will make use of that extra addressing (there's no 64bit flash, only two 64bit versions of popular games which provide no performance increase, etc).
Anyway, I don't know if there's a 64bit driver for ATI and NVIDIA cards going SLI, but there are for 32bit and they do work with Battlefield 2 (in general, at least).
Your best bet would probably be to describe the actual problems and your system.
I wouldn't see why BF2 would have a problem with it. As far as I know, the system sees a single videocard, just like your system would see a single SCSI drive if you're running RAID (with a hardware RAID controller). The motherboard should take care of the recognition and "extra work".
Now, if you're using SLI, I'm guessing you were also sold into going XP64bit and that would be where some of your real problems would come from, since you're going to have to find the right 64bit drivers for your hardware to work properly, too. Hopefully you aren't running 64bit windows though, because there is no application you're going to utilize that will make use of that extra addressing (there's no 64bit flash, only two 64bit versions of popular games which provide no performance increase, etc).
Anyway, I don't know if there's a 64bit driver for ATI and NVIDIA cards going SLI, but there are for 32bit and they do work with Battlefield 2 (in general, at least).
Your best bet would probably be to describe the actual problems and your system.