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GPU-Z does not find NVIDIA Tesla V100-PCIE-16GB

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Loveistheair

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Hello everyone, maybe someone knows why the program does not see the video card, the latest driver version is installed latest, but there is no data about the card.
For example, the frequency of the GPU does not apply to this card at all. This is seen in 2 printscreen.
 

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@W1zzard is the one to look into this as he's the developer.
 
pm sent with link to test build
 
Ok. Im testing Beta GPU-Z. But i have 2 errors

1 My GPU have 16 gb memory.....not 2 GB

2 When i can load GPU, her memory or cpu clock default parametres (low)

3 And in Sensors Temperature on this card fake because i touch GPU my finger and a have temp over 80-90

Please see printscreen
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Foto my Tesla GPU
 

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@Loveistheair The reading is taken from the GPU temperature sensor and is delivered to you in degrees Celsius.

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That would be about spot on if you believe temps are in the 80-90F range on the cooler.
 
I touch the video card with my hand and feel that it has a temperature greater than 85-90 degrees Celsius. I can't hold my hand for long, and the sensors tab shows temperature 36. where it takes is not real meaning 36)))))) False)))

Seems I understood tab sensors displays information about the other video card,(I have second card GTX750ti) and for Tesla simply physically there is no tab sensors. This is bug(((
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This is bug((((
 
Loveistheair said:
I touch the video card with my hand and feel that it has a temperature greater than 85-90 degrees Celsius. I can't hold my hand for long, and the sensors tab shows temperature 36. where it takes is not real meaning 36)))))) False)))

Seems I understood tab sensors displays information about the other video card,(I have second card GTX750ti) and for Tesla simply physically there is no tab sensors. This is bug(((View attachment 100532

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This is bug((((
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Touching is a poor measure of how hot something is as our fingers are hyper sensitive.

About tabs, when you select tesla take a snapshot, we only see the 750ti you are posting
 
eidairaman1 said:
Touching is a poor measure of how hot something is as our fingers are hyper sensitive.

About tabs, when you select tesla take a snapshot, we only see the 750ti you are posting
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his tesla is a 750 ti, shame
 
T4C Fantasy said:
his tesla is a 750 ti, shame
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Nope. GPU-Z couldn't find the driver interface for the Tesla, and ended up picking the GTX 750 instead.

Proper Tesla support is coming in next release, thanks to @Loveistheair
 
Loveistheair said:
I touch the video card with my hand and feel that it has a temperature greater than 85-90 degrees Celsius. I can't hold my hand for long, and the sensors tab shows temperature 36. where it takes is not real meaning 36)))))) False)))
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90C is just shy of boiling water and would burn your hand basically instantly. Did you receive a 2nd degree burn from touching it?
 
cdawall said:
90C is just shy of boiling water and would burn your hand basically instantly. Did you receive a 2nd degree burn from touching it?
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Yup 9/10ths of boiling water at 100C (212F)
 
If you're really curious, you could buy one of those laser thermometers that you just point at something and get an instant reading. It's not that accurate, but it'll be in the right ballpark so you'll be able to tell if it's really as hot as you think it is.
 
qubit said:
If you're really curious, you could buy one of those laser thermometers that you just point at something and get an instant reading. It's not that accurate, but it'll be in the right ballpark so you'll be able to tell if it's really as hot as you think it is.
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It's also not going to be core temperature. It will be backplate temps which doesn't have a fan on it and takes heat off of several components of the card...
 
cdawall said:
It's also not going to be core temperature. It will be backplate temps which doesn't have a fan on it and takes heat off of several components of the card...
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Yes, that’s why I said ballpark figure. The op said it’s really hot to the touch, so objectively measuring the external temperature will help to clarify how hot it really is.
 
36C @ idle isn't unusual, he needs to screen shot while under load.
 
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