Video memory detection is different, how to detect video memory

There's something called TD... It means that the memory is shared for the video memory... It's only seen in cases like GPU-Z.,Now the low-end of the N card plays this.,It says 512.,It's actually 128 or 265.,For the sake of sound.,TD goes up.。

Detection of video memory method:

Method 1, 1, Start - Run - Enter DXDIAG - Enter Enter.

Method. 2. Use tools to detect:

GPUZ, the most professional graphics card detection tool, is not one of them.

It's all here, try it.

Next Master Lu,; There's graphics card detection inside.

Start--Run-Enter DXDIAG --- Enter.

I don't know what others use, but mine is Master Lu.

Click on my computer, properties, see below**, there is memory display.

First. The original operating frequency detected by the hardware master, due to the GDDR5 video memory, the bit width of the transmitted data is 8 bits, which is four times higher than the 2 bits in the benchmark case. Therefore, the equivalent operating frequency is four times the original operating frequency.

Therefore, the parameters of the hardware master should be 4600 4=1150MHz.

It can be seen that the number of detections is large because it detects the maximum working frequency of the video memory, that is, the maximum number of video memory can be run in.

1430x4

5720mhz。

Second. In order to get really accurate parameters, it is not recommended to use software such as Master Lu or Hardware Master to detect. Recommend.

Professional software. gpuz, see if the memory type is gddr5 and whether the memory frequency is.

1150mhz, if both, then.

No problem. Of course, you can also look directly at the bandwidth, if so.

There is no problem. Because bandwidth = memory frequency x bit width 8

4600mhzx128bit/8=

Master Lu is not allowed to drop! Look at the graphics card model and specifications You have to use GPUZ to see, this one is specifically for the graphics card.

4600MHz comes out like this: 1430MHz*4=5720MHz, although the difference is very large, because it is the error measured by Master Lu, if you use professional software to measure, such as GPU-Z, it should be close to 4600 4=1150MHz.

Why multiply by 4? Because the video memory of the MSI R5750 graphics card belongs to GDDR5, the original frequency is assumed to be X (MHz), and the actual operating frequency is 4X (MHz).

It is recommended that you learn to use GPU-Z as a software that allows you to view the most comprehensive parameters of your graphics card and get the most correct information.

Hope it helps.

Master Lu can detect the hardware model.

Parameters can also be detected.

But there is no CPU-Z

GPU-Z is so detailed.