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HD 5870 sensors

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I bought a hd 5870 engineering sample to mess around with and run some tests on. Plugged it into my test bench and many temp sensors showed up on gpu-z. I’m assuming this is a feature of the engineering sample GPU and production models don’t have all these, right?

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Could also be an issue with the software as that gpu is supposed to be run on a windows 7 era machine and not a new one.

But yeah they might have stuck a buncha sensors on everything

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1 minute ago, emosun said:

Could also be an issue with the software as that gpu is supposed to be run on a windows 7 era machine and not a new one.

But yeah they might have stuck a buncha sensors on everything

I would have assumed software issue but it has Windows 10 drivers and seems quite stable. 

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Yeah, not too uncommon for engineering samples or pre production cards to have sensors on everything.

I have a Radeon x1650 pro engineering sample which has temperature sensors for each individual memory module, since it was a testing variant with 512mb of ddr3 instead of 256mb ddr3/512mb ddr2

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2 minutes ago, Mel0nMan said:

AKA windows 7 drivers with 1 registry entry changed

i think in windows 10 the entire HD series between the 2000-4000 series uses the same launch driver they originally wrote in 2015 still. So i feel like the 5000 series might not be getting much more love than that

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4 minutes ago, emosun said:

i think in windows 10 the entire HD series between the 2000-4000 series uses the same launch driver they originally wrote in 2015 still. So i feel like the 5000 series might not be getting much more love than that

It gets Catalyst drivers from 2015 and surprisingly Radeon Crimson drivers from 2016

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39 minutes ago, emosun said:

Could also be an issue with the software as that gpu is supposed to be run on a windows 7 era machine and not a new one.

But yeah they might have stuck a buncha sensors on everything

I can test that with my retail HD 6750 on Windows 7 and everything,

The 6000 series uses 5000 series GPUs for most of the lineup.

My HD 6750 is a Juniper card and is 1:1 the same as the HD 5750.

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1 hour ago, Mel0nMan said:

Except for literally performing worse lol 

So those temps don't appear on retail units,

In my card you can't see the currents nor the temps of the VRM phases:

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9 minutes ago, Vishera said:

So those temps don't appear on retail units,

In my card you can't see the currents nor the temps of the VRM phases:

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Thank you for showing me that... I assume the GPU temps 1-3 are standard on those cards then but the VDDIC and all of those temps aren't... 

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