graphic card specs?

Question

is there a "free" program or utility that can let me know the following specs of my card
1.memory bandwidth
2.core clock
3.memory speed
4.memory bitrate
i have a geforce 7600gt(agp),and i have checked gpu review for specs,however i need a program that will give me a report in "real time" as different manufacturers clock their cards different,even though they all sell them as geforce 7600gt,s
cheers guys,much appreciated!

Answer 1

nTune should give you this information if you download it from nVidia. There is also a third party tool for this purpose, although it is in the Beta stage so it is 100% yet, but you can try it nonetheless:http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

As for those specific stats, you are correct different manufactures will clock them differently, though I can tell you that the memory bitrate on that card is 128, that does not change. The two numbers you need to obtain are the clock speed and the memory speed. Memory bandwidth is equal to (memory bitrate)*(memory speed)/8.

Answer 2

Ram is the only direct spec so which you are able to use. 512 megs is undesirable, a million gig is solid, 2-3 is solid. velocity and bandwidth additionally count, severe oftentimes is extra advantageous. different specs are issues like cores, ROPs, texture contraptions and that they variety by using shape so a right away assessment between AMD Radon and Nvidiua GPUs isn't very functional. Or generations each so often. Now derived stats like Gflops could be functional, to get the overall performance effects.

Answer 3

Bus interface: AGP x8
Memory: 256MB GDDR3
Memory Interface: 128 bit
Memory Clock 800(400*2)MHz
RAMDACs: 400 MHz
Next-generation superscalar GPU architecture
NVIDIA® CineFX™ 4.0 engine
64-bit floating point texture filtering and blending
NVIDIA® Intellisample™ 4.0 technology
NVIDIA® PureVideo™ technology*
NVIDIA® ForceWare™ Unified Driver Architecture (UDA)
Built for Microsoft® Windows Vista™
Stock 3D GPU clock = 560MHz

Hope this helps

Answer 4

I would simply do a search for the actual model number of your particular card. Not just 7600gt but PVT73AUDF3 for the XFX version of the card. The exact model number should be listed on a label on the card.

Then you can find it on sites such as newegg.com and they will have a detail specification of the card.

Answer 5

Why can't you just go to the PNY site and look it up?