I just came across this site, should be good for everyone who us running GPUs out there to make sure your cards are stable:
https://simtk.org/home/memtest
Jeff.
I just came across this site, should be good for everyone who us running GPUs out there to make sure your cards are stable:
https://simtk.org/home/memtest
Jeff.
Great find. I got mine today and will test it tomorrow.:thumbs:Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital Parasite
Hmm although i do find it a good find.
But if you own a newer model 5XXX and up it will be almost useless the vpu recover of the ati cards is evolved so good that you actually won't see getting errors since these cards automagical correct the errors.
The only way to see it has making errors is that if you overclock and run for instance furmark, you see it slow down at a higher setting.
For instance at 1200 it gives 105 average fps and at 1225 it gives 103 fps means it is making errors but because the vpu recover recalculate it, it needs more time to create the next frame..
So the result is you see it slowdown instead of speedup
In case you are overclocking such a card and see this happening simple lower a bit and your fine again
With the standard ATI Catalyst install, GPU-Z is reporting that there is no OpenCL support. Do I need to install the ATI Stream SDK as well to run any OpenCL programs?
Anyone? BigRed, did you try it yet?
I tried on a couple of my Cuda cards but not on any of the ATI ones. I'll see what I can do at work Monday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Digital Parasite
Speaking of ATI, seems like the name will be no more:
http://www.neowin.net/news/amd-kills...ati-brand-name
Oh well guess I need to get new AMD drivers - good move honest.. Reading the comments it's a fanboi fight :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Digital Parasite