Counting pipes

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Is there a utility or benchmark or demo program out there that can identify
how many pipelines a particular ATI card has?

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[First of One]

Such a utility, even if one exists, would just read the info off the card
BIOS, which is about as reliable as any official literature.

What are you trying to do, finding out how many physical pipelines there are
on the GPU before trying to unlock them?

 

[Cody]

Everest is a utility that will tell you just about anything about your
system, including pipes. It's free, get it here:
http://www.lavalys.com/news.php?article=21&selcat=PN&lang=en

 

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Such a utility, even if one exists, would just read the info off the
card BIOS, which is about as reliable as any official literature.

I found one, called ATITool.

What are you trying to do, finding out how many physical pipelines
there are on the GPU before trying to unlock them?

I'm trying to find out whether or not the card I've been sold is the one
advertised (AIW9800Pro), and it turns out that it is not (AIW9800). I'll see
how the company responds tomorrow.

 

[/mel/]

Everest is a utility that will tell you just about anything about your
system, including pipes. It's free, get it here:
http://www.lavalys.com/news.php?article=21&selcat=PN&lang=en

That's a *very* nice little utility - better than both Sisoft and DrH I
think. Thanks fo rthe pointer!

 

[Camarogod]

That's a *very* nice little utility - better than both Sisoft and DrH I
think. Thanks fo rthe pointer!