GPU-Z is a graphics card detection software that can detect the GPU**, graphics card brand, device ID number, graphics card driver version, working interface, and channel of the graphics card. At the same time, simple tests can also be performed, such as checking the frequency of the graphics card, the frequency of the video memory, the temperature, the fan speed, and the usage of the video memory. In the advanced settings, users can view the specific parameters and data of the graphics card, such as maximum temperature, version information, etc.
Personally, I think that the main function of this software is to query the hardware information of the graphics card, and it is not suitable for an effective way to judge whether the graphics card is a mining card.
Drawing on and synthesizing the opinions of netizens, we can judge whether the graphics card is a mining card by the following methods:
Observe the appearance: Observe whether the interface of the graphics card and the bottom of the graphics card are clean, and the mining card will generally have more sludge.
Software detection: You can use three software: a master, a doughnut furmark and a dmark.
When using software inspection, it is recommended to set the resolution to 1080p and then perform the extreme roast and pressure tests separately. If the graphics card temperature exceeds 80 degrees and the frequency is automatically reduced, or if the pass rate of a certain DMark is less than 97%, it may be a mining card.
The methods provided above are for reference only and are not the only methods, and it is recommended to consider and consult a professional for comprehensive consideration.