GPU-Z not showing GPU Clock and Memory Clock Intel HD Graphics

[RefleXx]

Hello,

well the title pretty much says it, I could add that I tried all off the available GPU-Z versions to no avail. Is there a quick registry-kind-of or other-kind of fix for this issue?
Thanks
Have a great day!

 

[StefanM]

Double-check with HWiNFO to either rule out or confirm a GPU-Z issue.

Bay Trail came with a regular GPU? Some SoC had a PowerVR GPU at that time.

 

[RefleXx]

Hey, thanks for showing interest, i appreciate it!

So as far as i know just a regular old Integrated Intel HD Graphics GPU.


Btw maybe it is Video Bios updating issue? (2nd screenshot)

Problem is, i have no clue how to update Video Bios. I would actually really want to. Since I updated my (regular) BIOS, I have much smoother user experience. More precisely since I converted the updated BIOS to UEFI, easily best decision of my lyfe
As far as i know, Dell Inspiron 3551 BIOS updates don't include Video BIOS update :/

Well these 2 issues is just a stepping stone to my road to global elite. #lowspecgamer

Anyone havine any input is very appreciated!!

 

[StefanM]

Click the sensors button in HWiNFO. You get a window similar to that in GPU-Z.
Do the clocks look OK there?

 

[RefleXx]

I don't know how they suppose to look in GPU-Z, but in HWiNFO it's either 620MHz or (around?)740 MHz or 860MHz of Current GPU Clocks. Numbers are the same when looking at the System Summary window, GPU section in HWiNFO.
The whole reason I wanted GPU-Z to work is, I thought i am getting an exact number of the current clocks.

I crosschecked Sensor Status window - these are the only GPU readings.

 

[RefleXx]

same problem persists with the 2.39.0 version.
could there be no support for Integrated HD Graphics (bay trail) cards...? smh

maybe there is a gpu-z installer executable or compressed version of gpu-z?

 

[W1zzard]

Bay Trail is kinda old and unsupported. Let me see if I can find it cheap on eBay

edit: worth spending 50 euros on adding Bay Trail support?

 

[RefleXx]

Well, as You put it - unsupported...I don't know if it's worth it. Depends how You look at it, i guess.
Maybe You can advise an app that could show an exact GPU current clocks? I assume that's what GPU-z does, I don't know, haven't had the pleasure of using it. Because of the unsupported
HWiNFO and cpu-z only shows either 620MHz or 7(something)MHz or 860MHz. And since it's old and (Everybody! - UNSUPPORTED!), I am really curious how can i squeeze some kind of clocks from it for maybe a game or two...
Also internet says that my card is suppose to go to approx. 890MHz...
So it is for tweaking purposes, my friend.

Thanks!

 

[Dragonfly]

Hello,

I have encountered the same issue with my RX 6900XT - that until the other day would be read by GPU-Z correctly and without any information missing, as it is now.

We need another solution to solve this issue, please, that does not involve the above-mentioned constraints/solutions, as it has nothing to do with integrated graphics - I use an 5900X - and as stated until the other day, everything was registering correctly in GPU-Z. I have not updated Win10 to 22h2 yet, either, if that matters.

BTW, HWiNFO64 7.60 (i don't need to update either) reads all data correctly, as does Adrenaline 23.9.1 (the only stable version currently available).

 

[W1zzard]

RX 6900XT

AMD clocks showing all "0" means your driver isn't installed properly. Uninstall the drivers, go to Device Manager, enable Show Hidden Devices, keep uninstalling all AMD GPUs (with the remove driver checkbox ticked), right click the root node, Scan for New Devices. Uninstall the new GPU device if it's called Radeon, repeat until you get a Basic GPU driver, then reboot and install AMD drivers