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    Telling bus width

    Discussion in 'Gaming (Software and Graphics Cards)' started by lesquatter, Feb 19, 2007.

  1. lesquatter

    lesquatter Notebook Enthusiast

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    Is there anyway you can tell the bus width from the computer once it is on as manafacturer is not sure if radeon x1600 is 64 or 128 bus width?
     
  2. usapatriot

    usapatriot Notebook Nobel Laureate

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    You can run 3Dmark05 and 3dmark06 and compare your scores with users who know they have 128-bit X1600's.
     
  3. lesquatter

    lesquatter Notebook Enthusiast

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    what should the marks be for x1600?
     
  4. Ice-Tea

    Ice-Tea MXM Guru NBR Reviewer

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    Use Rivatuner. It will tell you all possible details about your GPU, including clock speeds, bus width, dedicated memory,...
     
  5. Gator

    Gator Go Gators!

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    You can give Everest a shot. Or ATI Tool.
     
  6. Matt27272

    Matt27272 Notebook Consultant

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    64 bus width is around 2800. 128 bus is around 3800 3dmark05 score.