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GPU-Z 0.6.1 no shader clock with Fermi

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Hi Wizzard,

after updating to 0.6.1, i noticed that the shader clock display for my GTX 470 is gone, instead the display box only shows an empty boost clock box:

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Grüße von der Ostsee :)
 
Confirmed with GTX460.
 
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Idem, but I get a reading of idle GPU core speed in the Boost box. Also wrong GPU speed, and Fillrates (in idle). But fixed the sensor graph draw artifacting I've reported some time ago :toast:


ED: Meh I updated to 301.24 and now I get the empty Boost box too
 
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Hey W1zzard i have this issue too, check it out

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Still has the issue

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meh 300.x series drivers does things differently again ..

redownload the 0.6.2 build, should be fixed now
 
W1zzard said:
meh 300.x series drivers does things differently again ..

redownload the 0.6.2 build, should be fixed now
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Now it's OK :toast:
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Now works for me too, thanks W1zzard

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Yup, everything's back to normal, thanks.

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now the shader clock works , but still dont go over 1600 Mhz can you fix that?
thanks!
 
MalcoMax said:
now the shader clock works , but still dont go over 1600 Mhz can you fix that?
thanks!
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What do you mean cant go past 1600MHz, mine appears to be correct at Shader Clock 1710MHz
 

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that might due the interval thing they have on the older cards, try check another application like MSI afterburner and see what value shows there
 
maybe this help.....
 

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i think i found the problem,
till 1625 the prog read 1600
from 1626 to 1674 read 1650
from 1675 to 1725 read 1700
 
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Why at me on 465th Pixel Fillrate 15.6 in all new versions GPU-Z?
For example in 0.4.9 this value it is equal 22.6 GPixel/s that coincides dataful in AIDA64.
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Not sure which thread to post this in, but W1zz, when I install gpuz into my F: drive (HDD) the shortcut directs me to where it thinks it is on C: drive (SSD/OS). About 80% of applications do this, so dont feel bad. :D:D:D:roll:
 
Yo_Wattup said:
Not sure which thread to post this in, but W1zz, when I install gpuz into my F: drive (HDD) the shortcut directs me to where it thinks it is on C: drive (SSD/OS). About 80% of applications do this, so dont feel bad. :D:D:D:roll:
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you mean in the installer? you pick a folder and it puts the files there but the shortcut goes to C: drive?
 
W1zzard said:
you mean in the installer? you pick a folder and it puts the files there but the shortcut goes to C: drive?
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Correct. It installs to F:\Program Files (x86)\GPU-Z drive but I have to locate the program manually because the shortcut tries to direct me to C:\Program Files (x86)\GPU-Z, which doesnt exist.

Thanks for responding. :respect:
 
did you change the location of your program files folder (via registry or something) ?
 
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