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Is there a way to find the exact model of graphics card you have in your system without removing the side panel? I am aware that there are programs that will tell you the chipset/vram, but do the card manufacturers (e.g. EVGA, Sapphire, MSI etc.) provide a way to find which cooler / custom PCB the card has without taking off the side?

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Is there a way to find the exact model of graphics card you have in your system without removing the side panel? I am aware that there are programs that will tell you the chipset/vram, but do the card manufacturers (e.g. EVGA, Sapphire, MSI etc.) provide a way to find which cooler / custom PCB the card has without taking off the side?

There are programs that will tell you the GPU and specs and maybe the specific vendor or brand but no specified information on the actual cooler model and whether it uses a custom PCB

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Is there a way to find the exact model of graphics card you have in your system without removing the side panel? I am aware that there are programs that will tell you the chipset/vram, but do the card manufacturers (e.g. EVGA, Sapphire, MSI etc.) provide a way to find which cooler / custom PCB the card has without taking off the side?

install gpu-z and you'll see there.

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Why can you not just take the side panel off?

 

 

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Is there a way to find the exact model of graphics card you have in your system without removing the side panel? I am aware that there are programs that will tell you the chipset/vram, but do the card manufacturers (e.g. EVGA, Sapphire, MSI etc.) provide a way to find which cooler / custom PCB the card has without taking off the side?

This is one option for AMD users 

 

http://support.amd.com/en-us/kb-articles/Pages/HowtoidentifythemodelofanATIgraphicscard.aspx

 

On 11/19/2014 at 2:14 PM, Syntaxvgm said:
You would think Ubisoft would support the Bulldozer based architectures more given their digging themed names like bulldozer, Piledriver, Steamroller and Excavator.
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I wasn't able to do that as it isn't my PC.

Someone tells me to fix their PC but says I cannot take the sidePanel off or ask me any question about the PC and I cannot take the sidepanels off I would refuse to do anything with it. Thats me though... What other people said should help.

 

 

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