[GPU-Z Test Build] Need large-scale beta testing

[W1zzard]

I got a preview build which has A LOT of internal changes, please test it on as many cards as you can.

Partial changelist:

- Radeon VII support
- GTX 1660 Ti support
- Fixed crashes during BIOS saving on older NVIDIA cards (please make sure to test BIOS saving)
- Please also check if the output in Advanced Tab -> BIOS shows expected values
- Fixed random crashes during GPU-Z runtime
- Sensor titles renamed
- Fixed "Could not write GPU_Query_External.exe" error
- New sensor infrastructure (check for missing items / wrong order of items)
- Affected by these changes/possible bugs introduced: all ATI/AMD/NVIDIA cards

Please test this on as many cards as you can and feedback here in the thread (both success and failure)

Edit: the test build dwonload has been removed from this post, since all its changes are now part of the final public 2.17.0 release

 

[silentbogo]

GTX1060 6G everything seems fine, as usual. BIOS dump works, sensors work, all readings are correct.
I'll test it on some older cards and iGPUs in the office later on today.

 

[Wavetrex]

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpu-specs/zotac-gtx-1080-amp.b3622 here.

Everything seems to be working as usual.

p.s. - I see the text "GPU Memory Clock" has changed into "Memory Clock"

Bios saving also worked:

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Ancient card HD 4600, Windows 7; Saving also worked.

 

[newtekie1]

One thing I noticed when saving the GTX1080Ti BIOS was the first time when the box comes up saying that it needs to pause the graphics driver to read the BIOS, I selected No. Then it pops up with an error that says "BIOS reading not supported on this device."

I don't think that is the correct error message, because BIOS reading is supported on the device, I just chose not to do it. Maybe it should be reworded somehow to say something like "Unable to read BIOS because display driver was not paused."

Edit: Sorry, forgot to mention if I hit Yes at the first prompt, the BIOS dumps normally.

 

[GamerGuy]

Here's mine of the Raderon VII...seems to be working.

 

[ArbitraryAffection]

Tested on RX 570 8GB (Sapphire Pulse). BIOS dumping works too

 

[Deleted member 24505]

tested on GT730 all working fine

 

[chevy350]

Working fine with XFX RX580 and Zotac 550 Ti, reported everything correctly

 

[P4-630]

Here's mine of the Raderon VII...seems to be working.
View attachment 117362

GPU clock @ 21 MHz!?

 

[Maban]

Everything seems to work fine (BIOS saving included) on GTX 970 other than a doubled default boost clock on the main page (2355MHz vs 1178MHz). Don't forget to change the copyright date too.

 

[W1zzard]

that it needs to pause the graphics driver to read the BIOS, I selected No. Then it pops up with an error that says "BIOS reading not supported on this device."

That's expected if you say "no", good point on refining the error message

GTX 970 other than a doubled default boost clock on the main page (2355MHz vs 1178MHz)

oh that's a bug then. could you get me a screenshot please? just first tab

 

[MrGenius]

Works perfect on my Windows 10 Pro 64 system with an RX Vega 64.

Crashed immediately and asked to send an error report running in Windows XP Pro 32 on my dual boot(XP/7) system with an HD 4650 AGP. Error report sent and acknowledged as received. Refuses to open now in Windows XP Pro 32. Works perfect on the same system running Windows 7 Ultimate 32.

GPU clock @ 21 MHz!?

That's how they roll these days. My Vega 64 idles around 27MHz.

 

[W1zzard]

Crashed immediately

Did you see the splash screen at least?

 

[MrGenius]

Did you see the splash screen at least?

Yes. But it doesn't show up anymore after the first try. It still does show up, but it does nothing afterwards. My bad.

 

[MihaStar]

Works fine on R9 290X and Win8.1 x64 Pro. All the tabs, BIOS saving, everything looks okay... but...

Except one thing!!
When you simply capture the sensor tab screenshot using the built-in feature, it looks okay (see pic.3). But when you first take a shot of a smaller main window (pic.1) and then want to capture the sensors - you'll get a corrupted border (pic.2), looks like an incorrect variable in a capture function.

Tried twice and the problem remains. Could anyone try to reproduce the same issue?

1 2 3

 

[Tatty_Two]

All is well with my GTX1070, Bios saving is fine also on Win 10 x64 Home edition...…………………...

 

[IceScreamer]

Works fine, system in specs, BIOS dump works too.

 

[FYFI13]

Works fine on GTX 1070/GTX 1050Ti on Windows 10 64bit 1803.

 

[Fluffmeister]

Right off the bat with my mighty GTX 980 Ti, the first thing I've noticed is my boost clock has gone to impressive levels, same as Maban and tigger:

 

[Voluman]

win7x64 with nv gt330m looks okay.

 

[Solaris17]

Worked fine on my titan and my MX150. Was able to dump bios as well.

 

[scope54]

Everything looks good. Memory Timings in the advanced tab drop-down is missing compared to 2.16.

 

[SydneySideSteve]

This RTX 2080 Ti has a driver issue and a device manager error 43 which is why I downloaded GPU-Z for research purposes, the BIOS save works, and the Sensors and Advanced tabs lack information due to the driver error. Thank you for your work, version 16.0 has been running for hours without any unstable events.

 

[GamerGuy]

Something wonky's going on, here's a screenshot of the new GPUZ of my dual VEGA64, seems 2nd card isn't 'seen' or working with this new beta GPUZ

Here's a screenshot of the same cards with the old GPUZ, the highest GPU clock reading for the primary card is all sorta wrong though. The memory clock for the primary card should be higher than or equal to the secondary card, shouldn't it?

 

[W1zzard]

Something wonky's going on, here's a screenshot of the new GPUZ of my dual VEGA64, seems 2nd card isn't 'seen' or working with this new beta GPUZ
View attachment 117449

Here's a screenshot of the same cards with the old GPUZ, the highest GPU clock reading for the primary card is all sorta wrong though. The memory clock for the primary card should be higher than or equal to the secondary card, shouldn't it?
View attachment 117450

Do the missing sensor values appear when you put load on both cards? It seems the second card is sleeping in ULPS?

Memory Timings in the advanced tab drop-down is missing compared to 2.16.

I don't know yet how to read memory timings on Radeon VII, so the tab is hidden until it has some data it can show