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TechPowerUp today released version 0.3.5 of the GPU-Z graphics subsystem information and monitoring utility. GPU-Z provides information on the computer's installed graphics hardware, and provides real-time updates on their parameters such as clock-speeds, temperatures, voltages, and fan-speeds. Version 0.3.5 makes the utility geared up for the newest graphics processors from AMD, its Radeon HD 5800 series, along with improved support for NVIDIA FX5500, 9400 GT, G73, GTS 240, GT 140, FX 1800, GT 120 (Apple), FX 380, FX 350, GTX 295 Single PCB, Quadro CX, FX 5800, FX 4800, FX 3800, GTX 180M, GTX 260M, FX 2700M, G 110M, GT 120M, GT 220M, FX 1700M, G 105M, MCP79MX. GPU-Z can now also detect the embedded GPU on some Intel socket LGA-1156 processors. Support is also added for some of AMD's newest Radeon HD 4700 series GPUs and HD 4650 AGP, M92, M96, M98. A concise list of other notable changes is as follows:Added clock reading for Intel i910, i915, i945, 946Added support for DDR3 detection on G9xAdded monitoring support for RV7xx based mobile chipsVoltage controller "slaves" are now called "phases"Fixed BIOS parsing on some newer HD 4870 cardsAdded voltage monitoring support for MSI N275GTX Lightning DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.3.5

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At their default settingsUnigine Heaven (HWbot) – Extreme settingCrysis 3 – Very High settings with 8xMSAA/16xAF (2nd level when you procure and use the Crossbow to get across the level and kill the Helicopter)Metro:LL – DX11, Very High, 16xAF, Motion Blur – Normal, SSAA Enabled, DX11 Tessellation – Very High, Advanced PhysX – Disabled, Scene D6Battlefield 4 – Default Ultra setting (Tashgar level – ‘on rails’ car scene)Bioshock: Infinite – Ultra DX11, DDOF (through Steam – option # 2, then option #1 assuming your are at 1080p)Batman: Arkham Origin – 8xMSAA, Geometry Details/Dynamic Shadows/DOF/Ambient Occlusion: DX11 Advanced, Hardware PhysX: OFF, the rest On or HighGrid 2 – 8xMSAA, Ultra defaults + Soft Ambient Occlusion: ONFinal Fantasy XIV:ARR – Default Maximum settingMore detail is in our article: Overclockers.com GPU Testing ProceduresSynthetic BenchmarksAnd finally, we’re on to the numbers! As always, we’ll take a look at the synthetic tests first. Up first are the Futuremark suites! We’ll start out with 3DMark Vantage, where this GPU scored a 34487. This result was 9.2% higher than the R9 270X and 9.4% lower than the R9 280X, right where it should be! The score is right between the GTX 760 and GTX 770 as well. Overclocking resulted in an improvement of 7.2%. Quite a gain for a benchmark that is quickly becoming CPU limited.Moving up one step in the Futuremark hierarchy, we arrive at 3DMark 11. The R9 280 pulled off a 9590 in this benchmark, ousting the R9 270X by 6.2%, but ending up 12% behind the R9 280X. Just like the last benchmark the R9 280 landed right between the GTX 760 and GTX 770. Overclocking led to a much larger jump in performance than on Vantage, netting an additional 12.3%. This was enough to beat out the R9 280X by just a hair.3DMVantage & 3DM11" data-image-caption="" data-medium-file=" data-large-file=" tabindex="0" role="button" data-src=" alt="3DMVantage & 3DM11" width="640" height="426">3DMark Vantage & 3DMark 11 GraphAnd finally, we arrive at the newest Futuremark product. We’re running 3DMark Fire Strike from this newest benchmarking suite today, where the R9 280 brought home a score of 6668. Here we saw the gap between the R9 270X, R9 280, and R9 280X widen, with the R9 280 besting the R9 270X by a whopping 14.8% and falling behind the R9 280X by 13.4%. The difference to the GTX 760 stayed roughly the same, but the R9 280 closed the gap to the GTX 770 by a decent margin here. As expected, with a benchmark this graphically intensive, the gain from overclocking is a whopping 14%, edging out the R9 280X again.Shifting away from the Futuremark lineup, we stare square in the face of HWBot’s modified version of Unigine Heaven. Running

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SolidWorks is quite a resource-consuming software, in particular, if you are going to work with intricate models. You need to approach the task of finding the best computer for SolidWorks very responsibly since you will need a machine that operates steadily and at great speeds in any situation. Top 8 Computers for SolidWorks iBUYPOWER Gaming PC - Our Choice OMEN by HP - Powerful and fast Skytech Archangel - Good performance SkyTech Blaze - Budget Skytech Chronos - Sufficient memory Acer Nitro - Compact iBUYPOWER Pro Gaming - Cooling system ROG Strix - StylishThe majority of users will do with a PC sold at a price of approximately $500. As for professionals, they require a top-grade PC (costing about $2,000) with the newest graphics processors. In this review, I have collected the best PCs that ensure remarkable performance in SolidWorks and other applications. 1. iBUYPOWER Gaming PCOur ChoiceCPU: Intel Core i7-9700F | GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB | RAM: 16 GB | Storage: 240 GB | Weight: 31.5 pound ⊕ Robust processor⊕ Graphics⊕ Appealing design⊕ RGB backlight⊖ Heavyweight iBUYPOWER Gaming PC is often called the best computer for SolidWorks. The combination of an Intel Core i7-9700F processor and NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Ti 6GB graphics results in amazing efficiency.This model is able to quickly cope with all sorts of complex tasks, even if you need to perform them simultaneously. The design will surely attract your attention. With 16 RGB color lighting, you will enjoy the nice PC’s appearance. Posted by ScottishNinja: Unable to install newest GTX 960 drivers GTX 970 FurMark Crash. Started by qc, Decem, . (Windows 10 64Bit, GTX 970 with newest whql driver, I7 4790K, MSI R Mainboard

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#1 TechPowerUp today released version 0.3.5 of the GPU-Z graphics subsystem information and monitoring utility. GPU-Z provides information on the computer's installed graphics hardware, and provides real-time updates on their parameters such as clock-speeds, temperatures, voltages, and fan-speeds. Version 0.3.5 makes the utility geared up for the newest graphics processors from AMD, its Radeon HD 5800 series, along with improved support for NVIDIA FX5500, 9400 GT, G73, GTS 240, GT 140, FX 1800, GT 120 (Apple), FX 380, FX 350, GTX 295 Single PCB, Quadro CX, FX 5800, FX 4800, FX 3800, GTX 180M, GTX 260M, FX 2700M, G 110M, GT 120M, GT 220M, FX 1700M, G 105M, MCP79MX. GPU-Z can now also detect the embedded GPU on some Intel socket LGA-1156 processors. Support is also added for some of AMD's newest Radeon HD 4700 series GPUs and HD 4650 AGP, M92, M96, M98. A concise list of other notable changes is as follows:Added clock reading for Intel i910, i915, i945, 946Added support for DDR3 detection on G9xAdded monitoring support for RV7xx based mobile chipsVoltage controller "slaves" are now called "phases"Fixed BIOS parsing on some newer HD 4870 cardsAdded voltage monitoring support for MSI N275GTX Lightning DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.3.5View at TechPowerUp Main Site #2 Very NICEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE #3 Great to hear! GJ! BTW is there support for the more 'exotic'; Radeon R700s yet like the 4730, 4750 and 4860? #4 I'm supported now!Works kinda well. #5 Hmph, I'm not so lucky; still picking up my PowerColor 4890 PCS+ subvendor as being "ATI AIB (1787)".It's now good with detecting Win7 x64 & whether there's CF under the 64-bit OS. #6 1787 is what they put into the bios and it stands for "ATI AIB", it is not only used by powercolor, nothing i can do about thatsemi-lobster: which card isnt working?

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My observations with how clockspeeds work on NVIDIA’s newest GPU. When it comes to clockspeed management NVIDIA hasn’t just changed how overclocking works, but relative to Kepler/Maxwell, there are some other, subtle changes.To start, Pascal clockspeeds are much more temperature-dependent than on Maxwell 2 or Kepler. Kepler would drop a single bin at a specific temperature, and Maxwell 2 would sustain the same clockspeed throughout. However Pascal will drop its clockspeeds as the GPU warms up, regardless of whether it still has formal thermal and TDP headroom to spare. This happens by backing off both on the clockspeed at each individual voltage point, and backing off to lower voltage points altogether.To quantify this effect, I ran LuxMark 3.1 continuously for several minutes, until the GPU temperature leveled out. As a compute test, LuxMark does not cause the GTX 1080 to hit its 83C temperature limit nor its 180W TDP limit, so it’s a good example of the temperature compensation effect.What we find is that from the start of the run until the end, the GPU clockspeed drops from the maximum boost bin of 1898MHz to a sustained 1822MHz, a drop of 4%, or 6 clockspeed bins. These shifts happen relatively consistently up to 68C, after which they stop.For what it’s worth, the GTX 1080 gets up to 68C relatively quickly, so GPU performance stabilizes rather soon. But this does mean that GTX 1080’s performance is more temperature dependent than GTX 980’s. Throwing a GTX 1080 under water could very well

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Rmmil978 iCX Member Total Posts : 446 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2009/09/11 13:07:12 Status: offline Ribbons : 1 Nvidia Driver uninstalling itself?! --> Hi all; I have a strange GTX 580 problem. I was on a very very rare occasion getting a random BSOD. Checked memory, fine, checked overclock, fine. Ran memtest and prime95 for 8+ hours each, no issues. Thought it was maybe a driver issue. So I ran verifier.exe and sure enough computer bluescreened on startup. Points to a bad driver. But I didn't have computer set to "not automatically restart on failure" so I didn't see which driver was causing the problem. But now another issue : My Nvidia driver (newest one) keeps uninstalling itself. Meaning, when I boot up I'm set to lowest resolution with no display driver installed anymore. Tried sweeping the old driver, reinstalling, so far so good...but then no option for SLI (I have 2x GTX 580's) in the control panel, although both GTX 580's are detected. So, reinstalled again, SLI option appears, cool. Reboot computer, drivers ARE GONE AGAIN!!! ACK!! Anyone ever have this issue? Why is windows "forgetting" my Nvidia driver install?! XrayMan Insert Custom Title Here Total Posts : 63846 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2006/12/14 22:10:06Location: Santa Clarita, Ca. Status: offline Ribbons : 115 Re:Nvidia Driver uninstalling itself?! 2011/02/21 16:56:08 (permalink) Don't forget to let them which version of drivers your using. Also your operating system. My Affiliate Code: 8WEQVXMCJL Associate Code: VHKH33QN4W77V6A HeavyHemi Omnipotent Enthusiast Total Posts : 13887 Reward points : 0 Joined: 2008/11/28 20:31:42Location: Western Washington Status: offline Ribbons : 135 Re:Nvidia Driver uninstalling itself?! 2011/02/21 17:00:41 (permalink) rmmil978 Hi all; I have a strange GTX 580 problem. I was on a very very rare occasion getting a random BSOD. Checked memory, fine, checked overclock, fine. Ran memtest and prime95 for 8+ hours each, no issues. Thought it was maybe a driver issue. So I ran verifier.exe and sure enough computer bluescreened on startup. Points to a bad driver. But I didn't have computer set to "not automatically restart on failure" so I didn't see. Posted by ScottishNinja: Unable to install newest GTX 960 drivers GTX 970 FurMark Crash. Started by qc, Decem, . (Windows 10 64Bit, GTX 970 with newest whql driver, I7 4790K, MSI R Mainboard