A new version of GPU Caps Viewer is out! The main new feature of this version is the support of GeForce GTX 480 and GTX 470.
GPU Caps can now display the TDP (thermal design power) and the number of SMs (streaming multiprocessors – NVIDIA GeForce) or SIMD engines (AMD / ATI Radeon).
I also fixed a bug in the surface deformer OpenCL demo (see HERE for more information about the problem).
You can download GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.6 here (Win32 installer):
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or here for a simple ZIP archive:
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And if you have an OpenGL 4.0 driver like this Catalyst 10.3, you can display some OpenGL 4.0 data…
GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.6 changelog
- New: added support for GeForce GTX 480 and GTX 470.
- New: added the TDP (thermal power design) for recent NVIDIA and ATI graphics cards.
- New: added the number of SM (NVIDIA) or SIMD (ATI).
- Bugfix: GL 3.x demos could not start with and GL 4.0 context…
- Bugfix: Windows version detection (Windows XP, Windows Vista or Windows 7).
- Bugfix: in main panel, the clock speed of CUDA engines was wrong.
- Bugfix: in the OpenCL surface deformer demo, the type (size_t) of some kernel arguments has been replaced by unsigned int.
Some interesting links:
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Yay that’s cool.
Now where is that Fluidmark 1.2 I wonder?
Could I have a link for the beta at least?
Did you take the Fermi scReenshot or did someone else?
I feel jealous!
Why is mem type unknown for Cypress?
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BUG: This claims that Radeon HD 4650 has 640 cores when it has 320 according to AMD.
http://www.amd.com/us/products/desktop/graphics/ati-radeon-hd-4000/hd-4600/Pages/ati-radeon-hd-4600-overview.aspx
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really cool
Hello,
thanks pour that release.
JUST a problem again:
OpenCL Performance:
My 9800GX2 = 8800 GTS 512 !
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very useful piece of software.
whys half the info blankety blank blank blanked out
Because I published this screenshot before the NDA deadline…
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Was just testing 1.8.6 on Cat10.5 & SDK2.1 on a HD4850.
I now have the OpenCL Compilation error in the Mesh Deformer in both CPU/GPU.
[CRITICAL]#00000064#Thu May 27 16:47:51 2010 #CL kernel compil error: C:\Users\*****\AppData\Local\Temp\OCLF0B9.tmp.cl(234): error: global
variable must be declared in addrSpace constant
} volatile float cs = 0.0f;
^
C:\Users\******\AppData\Local\Temp\OCLF0B9.tmp.cl(326): warning: variable
“cs” was set but never used
float cs = 0.0f;
^
1 error detected in the compilation of “C:\Users\*****\AppData\Local\Temp\OCLF0B9.tmp.cl”.
Never had this error before. All other OpenCL Apps work fine.
^^same error here with a GTX470
Same error for me too cat10.5 sdk2.1 on HD5770 WIN7 x64
hey JeGX so whens the planed release of 1.8.7 i see you’ve been usin it for a while now
I’m currently struggling with Kombustor and D3D.
As soon as it’s over (in few days I hope), I’ll release GPU Caps 1.8.8 (v1.8.7 is an internal version for me…).
Ah sweet as JeGX I’ll await that new version then
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