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GPU-Z 0.1.4 OUT NOW:)!

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0.1.4

* Added BIOS extraction features
* Added BIOS upload to TechPowerUp VGA BIOS collection
* Fixed high CPU usage after update is aborted
* Added/Improved detection for NV40 0x0040, G80-600, G84, G86, G92, G98
* Changes to shader detection code for NV40, NV41, NV42, NV43, NV44, NV46, NV48, G70, G71, G72, G73
* Added Subvendor ID for Zotac

http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/893/TechPowerUp_GPU-Z_v0.1.4.html

here is screenshot of my 8400GS which i have until the gt's come down to £130 in feb ish:

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fothsn said:
I don’t think so, doesn’t it pull the info for the cards from a database rather than the actual card in the system if that makes sense :p It’s the way I'm interpreting it.
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Then why "detection"? It'd be rather pointless doing it the way you described. For a start, its obvious its reading the vendor ID and clockspeeds directly from the card.
 
sr4470 said:
Then why "detection"? It'd be rather pointless doing it the way you described. For a start, its obvious its reading the vendor ID and clockspeeds directly from the card.
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Well yes how else would it get the bios Id, I should rephrase my post ideally, what I meant doesn’t the card info such as fill rate, bandwidth etc get loaded from a database?
 
sr4470 said:
No, it will work those out using the clockspeeds, bus width, etc.
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Oh okay, I haven’t really followed this tool so wasn’t sure how it gets/reads the card info, I do now :p Ill give it a whirl, clock my card and see if it reads it correctly.
 
fothsn said:
Oh okay, I haven’t really followed this tool so wasn’t sure how it gets/reads the card info, I do now :p Ill give it a whirl, clock my card and see if it reads it correctly.
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Maths ;)

(frequency * 2) * (interface width) \ 8 = memory bandwidth in MB\sec.

Edit: fixed.
 
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Hmm, downloaded this and its telling me that the memory on my 8800GT BFG OC2 is running at 975Mhz, but the Memory should be running at 1950MHz, what gives??
 
lettuce said:
Hmm, downloaded this and its telling me that the memory on my 8800GT BFG OC2 is running at 975Mhz, but the Memory should be running at 1950MHz, what gives??
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Shows non-DDR speed. Which is what the module is physically clocked at. The DDR method uses both edges of the signal to transmit, so the DDR frequency is 1950Mhz.
 
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