I have two 560 Ti's in SLI - been having issues in a game (ArchAge) - trying to determine if I have a bad card or? From another post - pretty sure I am going to upgrade to a 970 - but all on backorder - meanwhile trying to solve this with the 560's.
Is there a way for a novice like myself to check these cards? I ran Furmark benchmark - no issues, ran fine, based on the web list of scores mine did fine (did not crash).
The GPU Shark part of that program - showed me big differences between the two cards - is this normal?
Different drivers?
Different BIOS versions?
One card shows 2x the memory? (cards are physically identical)
Is this normal or did I screw something up when I put these in 2+ years ago? Should I try to update these somehow or?
GPU Shark v0.9.1
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Elapsed time: 00:03:10
GPU 1 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
- GPU: GF114
- Bus ID: 2
- Device ID: 10DE-1200
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-8390)
- Driver version: 9.18.13.4411
- NV driver branch: r343_98-7
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- Bios version: 70.24.21.00.02
- GPU memory size: 1024MB
- GPU memory type: 256-bit GDDR5
- GPU memory location: GPU dedicated
- GPU temp: 37.0°C (min:37.0°C - max:41.0°C)
- Fan speed: 22.0% / 1200.0 RPM
- GPU cores: 384
- TDP: 170 Watts
- # Pstates: 3
- Current Pstate: P12
- Core: 50.0MHz
- Mem: 135.0MHz
- VDDC: 0.950V
- GPU and memory usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 3.0%
- GPU memory: 12.5%
- GPU memory controller: 7.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
- Current active 3D applications:
--> glcnd.exe microsoft.reader_8wekyb3d8bbwe (PID: 3336)
--> dwm.exe (PID: 1012)
--> explorer.exe (PID: 3704)
--> furmark.exe (PID: 3920)
--> gpushark.exe (PID: 416)
GPU 2 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
- GPU: GF114
- Bus ID: 1
- Device ID: 10DE-1200
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-8390)
- Driver version: 9.17.10.3347 ig4icd64.dll
- NV driver branch: r343_98-7
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- Bios version: Intel Video BIOS
- GPU memory size: 2108MB
- GPU memory type: 256-bit GDDR5
- GPU memory location: GPU dedicated
- GPU temp: 43.0°C (min:43.0°C - max:48.0°C)
- Fan speed: 28.0% / 1350.0 RPM
- GPU cores: 384
- TDP: 170 Watts
- # Pstates: 3
- Current Pstate: P8
- Core: 405.0MHz
- Mem: 324.0MHz
- VDDC: 0.950V
- GPU and memory usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 19.0%
- GPU memory: 12.5%
- GPU memory controller: 3.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
GPU 3 - Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000
- GPU: SandyBridge(GT2)
- Device ID: 8086- 122
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-844D)
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- GPU cores: 12
- TDP: 95 Watts
Any help/suggestions appreciated - realize I am a pretty green novice.
Is there a way for a novice like myself to check these cards? I ran Furmark benchmark - no issues, ran fine, based on the web list of scores mine did fine (did not crash).
The GPU Shark part of that program - showed me big differences between the two cards - is this normal?
Different drivers?
Different BIOS versions?
One card shows 2x the memory? (cards are physically identical)
Is this normal or did I screw something up when I put these in 2+ years ago? Should I try to update these somehow or?
GPU Shark v0.9.1
(C)2013 Geeks3D - www.geeks3d.com
----------------------------------------
Elapsed time: 00:03:10
GPU 1 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
- GPU: GF114
- Bus ID: 2
- Device ID: 10DE-1200
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-8390)
- Driver version: 9.18.13.4411
- NV driver branch: r343_98-7
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- Bios version: 70.24.21.00.02
- GPU memory size: 1024MB
- GPU memory type: 256-bit GDDR5
- GPU memory location: GPU dedicated
- GPU temp: 37.0°C (min:37.0°C - max:41.0°C)
- Fan speed: 22.0% / 1200.0 RPM
- GPU cores: 384
- TDP: 170 Watts
- # Pstates: 3
- Current Pstate: P12
- Core: 50.0MHz
- Mem: 135.0MHz
- VDDC: 0.950V
- GPU and memory usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 3.0%
- GPU memory: 12.5%
- GPU memory controller: 7.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
- Current active 3D applications:
--> glcnd.exe microsoft.reader_8wekyb3d8bbwe (PID: 3336)
--> dwm.exe (PID: 1012)
--> explorer.exe (PID: 3704)
--> furmark.exe (PID: 3920)
--> gpushark.exe (PID: 416)
GPU 2 - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 Ti
- GPU: GF114
- Bus ID: 1
- Device ID: 10DE-1200
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-8390)
- Driver version: 9.17.10.3347 ig4icd64.dll
- NV driver branch: r343_98-7
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- Bios version: Intel Video BIOS
- GPU memory size: 2108MB
- GPU memory type: 256-bit GDDR5
- GPU memory location: GPU dedicated
- GPU temp: 43.0°C (min:43.0°C - max:48.0°C)
- Fan speed: 28.0% / 1350.0 RPM
- GPU cores: 384
- TDP: 170 Watts
- # Pstates: 3
- Current Pstate: P8
- Core: 405.0MHz
- Mem: 324.0MHz
- VDDC: 0.950V
- GPU and memory usage:
- GPU: 0.0%, max: 19.0%
- GPU memory: 12.5%
- GPU memory controller: 3.0%
- Limiting policies (NVIDIA):
- no limitation
GPU 3 - Intel(R) HD Graphics 3000
- GPU: SandyBridge(GT2)
- Device ID: 8086- 122
- Subvendor: ASUS (1043-844D)
- OS: Windows 8.1 64-bit build 9600
- GPU cores: 12
- TDP: 95 Watts
Any help/suggestions appreciated - realize I am a pretty green novice.