Yay! My ASIC quality for my Gigabyte GTX 560 is 84% which seems to be much higher than average (reading from the posts). So how about we reference our cards in the following format: brand and card name default clocks (speed core/shader/memory) overclocked clocks default voltage (idle V/load V) overclocked voltage (if applies, if not just put a "-" in that line) ASIC score Mine is: Gigabyte GTX 560-GOC 830/1660/1000 930/1860/1125 0.91v/1v - 84%
Heh no.. I'll stay at 0.5.6 :nerd: Strange that no one reported this, both 0.5.7 and now this 0.5.8 get it wrong..
My ASIC thingy is 81%. All I know is my 580 is a rubbish overclocker. At least if Just Cause 2 is anything to go on but a lot 500 series users have reported trouble with that game so...
According Mr. GPUZ himself the previous version are wrong and the last two are correct but that seems weird if true. I mean top-end Fermi cards are faster than their AMD counterparts but would have inferior texture and pixel fill rates. I realise there's more to it than that but yeah, weird! edit not including 7000 series obv Long day, bit scattered.
Yes and yes.. At 770mhz its showing 23.3 GPixel/s instead of 30.8GPixel/s c1: edit: ---------- 0.5.7 Fixed fillrate calculation on Fermi architecture Fixed ROP count on GT 420, GT 520, HD 5450, HD 6450 Fixed random values showing as default clocks on some NVIDIA cards ----------- Latest Aida64 reports it ok too, just like gpu-z 0.5.6 :nerd: http://i.imgur.com/WKHnM.png edit2: My ASIC is 100.3% but I kinda doubt about pixel fillrate though, can anyone with latest Aida64 beta confirm if its the same as before?
took 57 builds to get it right? anybody confirm? http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/showthread.php?t=155459
My ASIC quality is 92,3%. I haven't tried more than 810MHz for core but that give no issues what so ever.
Nice! I like the link speed test. When I first go my three HD7970s I always noticed GPU-Z reporting them at PCI-E 1.1 link speeds. I thought something was wrong until I ran something with GPU-Z still opened and saw the PCI-E go to the correct 3.0 link speeds.
I'm still wondering exactly how this "asic quality" rating is calculated....and exactly what it's intended to represent.