Please help me out is there a utility or software to detect my core clock on my gpu video card. Please help. Thanks.
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an overclocking utility will do that. you could also just check out www.techpowerup.com i think... if that's the right sight, they have a database of cards and their specs.
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Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer
I think a good one for you is Powerstrip. You can check core and memory clocks and you can overclock/underclock if you want it..
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Thanks KidA and Hitman for youre help. I will check it out i forgot to mention that i have a 6800GT BFG nvidia card and my new lappy has a 7800GTX Dell. Thanks Ted.
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Notebook Solutions Company Representative NBR Reviewer
No problemo TCGB,
One thing I would like to say: if you are a fanatic gamer and if you like to overclock check Rivatuner... I heard it works perfectly with Nvidia cards... Powerstrip is good to but Rivatuner was better when you use Nvidia I thought.
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Ill check it out thanks Hitman. I just checked out my desktop gpu info and im blown away. Like i said i have a BFG6800GT OC. I cant belive what the card says the standard core clock is 350mhz the memory clock is 500mhz. When i check the data on powerstrip it shows my video card is runing 375 mhz core clock and the memory clock is 1000mzh <---WOW. Keep in mind i have not overclocked it at all. What a card. Thanks Hitman for the info.
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Another question Hitman on youre laptop bio one of the lines says "X700 Mobility (351/297) 128 MB" what the heck is 351/297? WHere can you find out that info.
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
The numbers are usually expressed in terms of Core:Memory frequency. In this case, your core clock is 351MHz, and the memory is running at 297MHz (times by two for DDR rates).
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Thank You Chaz for the quick info so my video card is a GDDR3. So in my case my specs are 375/1000. Is that corect thanks Chaz.
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Charles P. Jefferies Lead Moderator Super Moderator
Actually, it's a DDR1 card - there are no GDDR3 Mobility Radeon X700's on the market. The reason I know it's a DDR1 card is because it has a 297MHz clock - that's DDR. Faster memory (GDDR2, GDDR3) has higher clocks. For example, my X700 256MB dedicated is GDDR2. My memory clock is 331MHz default.
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Thank you once again Chaz for youre help. But in my video card my specs are 375/1000 on GDDR3? I looked it up in rivatuner. Thanks Ted. I forgot to mention that the video card that im writing about its an agp and for a desktop.
How to detect GPU core clock?
Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by TCGB, Apr 24, 2006.