Nvidia gtx 640

[Mindhax]

I downloaded gpu-z and saw that my gpu has 96 shaders, how is it possible? Isn't it supposed to be 384 for gt640? Also my core clock is 750.
Im confused

 

[SkyNetRising]

Can you show screenshot?

96 shaders would correspond to GT 630. May be you got scammed with GT 630 flashed with GT 640 ID info.

 

[The Paladin]

1. GTX 640 is not a video model in existence
2. Yes GT 640 specification indicate 384 Shaders
3. got a screen shot of your CPU/GPU-Z

 

[Mindhax]

There is SS.
http://gpuz.techpowerup.com/18/06/07/urd.png
If what u say it's true, then i was scammed by one of our top 3 pc shops in our country.

 

[Mindhax]

anyone?

 

[The Paladin]

humm got a picture f the video card front and back ?

 

[Mindhax]

https://content.hwigroup.net/images/products_xl/197434/gainward-geforce-gt-640-rev-2-1gb.jpg
Same as this, the fan is black tho. Everything else is just like on this picture.

 

[The Paladin]

a few things are odd about your Gainward GeForce GT 640, it being listed in your GPUZ as a GK107 gives me the specs information but a few things dont match, namely (aside your shaders being way low) your memory clock is 667Mhz when the GK107 clock is rated at 891 MHz. Either this is a bad lottery card., a refurbished one at a lower set, of GPUZ is lying to you.

try running speccy (https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy )and then once it is loaded, click on graphics and look at could you copy and paste the details you see there ? curious if the information it finds matches what GPUZ found.

also I would run PassMark Performance test, and see what it reads your video card details as and benchmarking it to see how it rates in numbers versus other GT 640. https://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm

 

[Mindhax]

a few things are odd about your Gainward GeForce GT 640, it being listed in your GPUZ as a GK107 gives me the specs information but a few things dont match, namely (aside your shaders being way low) your memory clock is 667Mhz when the GK107 clock is rated at 891 MHz. Either this is a bad lottery card., a refurbished one at a lower set, of GPUZ is lying to you.

try running speccy (https://www.ccleaner.com/speccy )and then once it is loaded, click on graphics and look at could you copy and paste the details you see there ? curious if the information it finds matches what GPUZ found.

also I would run PassMark Performance test, and see what it reads your video card details as and benchmarking it to see how it rates in numbers versus other GT 640. https://www.passmark.com/products/pt.htm

Graphics
Monitor
Name PHL 203V5 on NVIDIA GeForce GT 640
Current Resolution 1280x1024 pixels
Work Resolution 1280x984 pixels
State Enabled, Primary
Monitor Width 1280
Monitor Height 1024
Monitor BPP 32 bits per pixel
Monitor Frequency 75 Hz
Device \\.\DISPLAY1\Monitor0
NVIDIA GeForce GT 640
Manufacturer NVIDIA
Model GeForce GT 640
GPU GK107
Device ID 10DE-0FC0
Revision A2
Subvendor NVIDIA (10DE)
Series GeForce GTX 600
Current Performance Level Level 0
Die Size 118 mm²
Transistors 1 M
Release Date Jun 2012
DirectX Support 11.1
Bus Interface PCI Express x16
Temperature 45 °C
Driver version 23.21.13.8813
BIOS Version 70.08.d1.00.00
ROPs 16
Shaders 384 unified
Memory Type DDR3
Physical Memory 2047 MB
Virtual Memory 2048 MB
Bus Width 64x2 (128 bit)
Filtering Modes 16x Anisotropic
Noise Level Quiet
Max Power Draw 65 W
Probably gpu-z lying to me?

 

[The Paladin]

what program did you use because this one shows
ROPs 16
Shaders 384 unified
Memory Type DDR3

 

[Mindhax]

I used speccy

 

[mdd1963]

Are we not dealing with 7-8 year old cards worthy pretty much not used for gaming anyway, save for the old game of Quake 3 once in a while?

 

[The Paladin]

MDD1963 : I dont see your point, it is the video card the OP has, and were just trying to figure out if there is an issue with it.
not everyone has nor need to have a GTX 1080TI in their computer, as it cost in some countries the same as a years worth of salary.
as for the age of the video card the GT 640 is a current model (rev 2.0) still sold widely around the world.

Mindhax I suspect GPUZ is not properly identifying your shaders on your video cards is all

 

[Mindhax]

Thank you The Paladin.