GPU-Z, 0 Mhz memory and 0 Mhz clock...

[Moggy1990]

Hey guys, new guy here.
Now having a bit of an issue with my GPU, just finished a stable 4.5ghz OC on my Fx4300... Yes i know i know... was a cheap really low budget first build, and now waiting for Zen to decide on my upgrade path, anyway back to the problem... my GPU reads 0 memory and 0 Clock as well as bandwidth... the GPU in question is a Sapphire HD 7850 2GB OC edition, it's driving me mad as i would like that bit extra out of it, I have a Asrock 970 Performance Board so no problem with conflicting integrated graphics, had all drivers reinstalled, cleaned the entire GPU top to bottom. I know it works as I play games and even runs Cinebench.

Can somebody please help?
Luke

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[Tradesman1]

Try the latest version of GPU-Z - can find here:

https://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/

 

[Moggy1990]

I've updated everything, CPU-z, GPU-z, latest drivers, overclocking software etc... literally, it's driving me mad

 

[Tradesman1]

Latest BIOS? It should pick up and read the card

 

[Moggy1990]

how do i find that online?

 

[Tradesman1]

Go to your mobos website, find make and model of mobo, check in prob the support or downloads section and get the latest BIOS version, follow the directions in the manual (which you should be able to download also if you don't have it)

 

[Moggy1990]

Ok, already done the Bios update, Ok I did the motherboard update, what i forgot to check was some of the specs from my GPU with the correct corresponding model online... now according to the specs, i should have 920Mhz base clock... I had just over 800Mhz, so looked online and found the correct Bios for my GPU, this issue is now solved. Thank you for getting me to think outside the box. Cheers

 

[Moggy1990]

I've just done a fresh Mobo update, the only thing i can come up with now is doing a fresh install after formatting both HDD's, only thing i have on there is games and some programs. could that help solve the issue of having to uninstall all drivers individually then re install them...? could that work?

 

[Tradesman1]

Worth a try

 

[Moggy1990]

Worth a try

I found the correct Bios for my specific card, I bought the card used and the previous owner must of used the wrong Bios, all corrected, now running at 1070Mhz over 920Mhz... So i'm happy with that OC