Skinner
Bronze Level Poster
Hello,
Just wondering if anyone has encountered this before.
I bought a new GTX 470 (not from PC Specialist) to go with my current GTX 470, after installing though it is showing up as a lower spec GTX 465 (less onboard memory etc). The weird thing though is that rather than having 352 cuda cores as the 465 should it's showing 448 cores like the GTX 470. The extra cuda cores are what I'm after, I'm not too bothered about SLI.
So I'm not really sure what's going on with it. Do you think someone has owned the card before and flashed the firmware/drivers to unlock the extra cores? Could it be a factory mistake?
The card came all packaged up as a GTX 470 and the stickers on the card say it's a 470 so I'm a bit stumped really. The make is a ASUS ENGTX470
Any help/advice would be grateful, thanks in advance.
Chris.
Just wondering if anyone has encountered this before.
I bought a new GTX 470 (not from PC Specialist) to go with my current GTX 470, after installing though it is showing up as a lower spec GTX 465 (less onboard memory etc). The weird thing though is that rather than having 352 cuda cores as the 465 should it's showing 448 cores like the GTX 470. The extra cuda cores are what I'm after, I'm not too bothered about SLI.
So I'm not really sure what's going on with it. Do you think someone has owned the card before and flashed the firmware/drivers to unlock the extra cores? Could it be a factory mistake?
The card came all packaged up as a GTX 470 and the stickers on the card say it's a 470 so I'm a bit stumped really. The make is a ASUS ENGTX470
Any help/advice would be grateful, thanks in advance.
Chris.