GPU Caps Viewer 1.47.0 released

[JeGX]

Release notes:
https://www.geeks3d.com/20201030/gpu-caps-viewer-1-47-0-released/

Version 1.47.0.0 - 2020.10.29
+ added support of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070.
! improved detection of AMD Radeon 550/540.
! updated: GPU Shark 0.19.0.0
! updated with latest GeeXLab SDK libs (GeeXLab 0.39.0.0).
! updated: ZoomGPU 1.27.1 (GPU monitoring library)
! compiled with VS2019.

[JeGX]

Version 1.47.2.0 - 2020.11.09
* fixed display bug: GeForce RTX 3070 was displayed as a RTX 3080.
! updated: GPU Shark 0.19.2.0
! updated: ZoomGPU 1.27.3 (GPU monitoring library)

Download: https://www.geeks3d.com/20201030/gpu-caps-viewer-1-47-0-released/

[Rock]

We found GPU Caps Viewer 1.47.2 still could not get GPU/TDP/Core Config info on some graphic cards with mobile TGL-H platforms, would you need what kind of info to add the support of these graphic cards in the next tool?

[JeGX]

To add a new GPU, I need the device ID, the number of shader cores (or EUs for Intel's GPUs), the number of texture units, ROPs and if possible, the TDP. The name of the GPU (like Intel UHD 630 Graphics) would be nice too.

[Rock]

After confirming with our customer, we cannot share the info with 3rd party vendors. I would like to confirm some questions below, that would be helpful for us to require the modification of our internal test cases:
1. In the general case, when will the GPU Caps Viewer tool start to support new GPUs in the market?
2. How will you get new GPU's info while some platforms are in the NPI phase and cannot share any info with you?

[JeGX]

1. In the general case, when will the GPU Caps Viewer tool start to support new GPUs in the market?
2. How will you get new GPU's info while some platforms are in the NPI phase and cannot share any info with you?

1 - when enough data is publicly available.
2 - some information is part of the driver / registry (GPU name, OpenGL version, etc), and other information must be stored inside GPU Caps Viewer (number of cores, TMUs, ROPs, power consumption, GPU codename, etc).

[lowenz]

Can't run the lastest (1.47.x) version



1.46 runs fine.

[JeGX]

Is there something in the log file that could help me?

[lowenz]

Is there something in the log file that could help me?

14:31:15 | 0 >> GPU Caps Viewer 1.47.2.0 startup...
14:31:15 | 1 >> [SGX] - SGX (host app: GPU Caps Viewer) 0.3.2.0 initialization in progress...
14:31:15 | 2 >> [SGX] - (C)2015-2020 Geeks3D - https://geeks3d.com/geexlab/
14:31:15 | 3 >> [SGX] - [stb] STB image loader. Supported formats: *.JPEG, *.PNG, *.TGA, *.BMP, *.PSD, *.GIF, *.HDR, *.PIC
14:31:15 | 4 >> [SGX] - [tinyexr] EXR image loader.
14:31:15 | 5 >> [SGX] - [lib3ds] Lib3ds loader (core plugin).
14:31:15 | 6 >> [SGX] - [ObjLoaderV1] OBJ 3D loader (core plugin).
14:31:15 | 7 >> [SGX] - [ObjLoaderV2] OBJ loader based on Tiny OBJ Loader (core plugin).
14:31:15 | 8 >> [SGX] - [STL] STL (StereoLithography) 3D loader (core plugin).
14:31:15 | 9 >> [SGX] - [glTF] glTF 3D loader (core plugin).
14:31:15 | 10 >> [SGX] - [SQLite3] SQLite3 version 3.33.0
14:31:15 | 11 >> [SGX] - GraphX Core 0.38.2.0 (codename: Hawking) initialization ok.
14:31:15 | 12 >> [SGX] - Plugin search path: C:\Users\hekoone\Desktop\GPU_Caps_Viewer\plugins/
14:31:15 | 13 >> [SGX] - SGX initialized OK.
14:31:15 | 14 >> [SGX] - Plugin search path: C:\Users\hekoone\Desktop\GPU_Caps_Viewer\gxcplugins/
14:31:15 | 15 >> [SGX] - [GpuMonitor] Operating system detected: Windows 10 build 19042

[JeGX]

Thanks!
Try to rename the GPU monitoring plugin file: {GPU Caps Viewer folder}/gxcplugins/plugin_gxc_gpumon_x32.dll
Relaunch GPU Caps Viewer and post the log file once again. 

[lowenz]

Thanks!
Try to rename the GPU monitoring plugin file: {GPU Caps Viewer folder}/gxcplugins/plugin_gxc_gpumon_x32.dll
Relaunch GPU Caps Viewer and post the log file once again.

It's working!

https://pastebin.com/uj0GxtaM

[JeGX]

Looks like the GPU monitoring plugin of GeeXLab (only used by GeeXLab demos) does not like the Radeon RX 570. I will try to fix it (I hope I could reproduce the bug with a RX 470).

[lowenz]

Looks like the GPU monitoring plugin of GeeXLab (only used by GeeXLab demos) does not like the Radeon RX 570. I will try to fix it (I hope I could reproduce the bug with a RX 470).

Yeah, a similar system with a 1050 Ti shows no issue at all.