In my testing script i found that the score's was not displayed, i assumed it was because i missed a flag variable when copy/pasting into the test script, seems like i must of upset the flag variable when editing the main script too. Will sort it
Code: ===============================================[ Basic Graphics Information ]=============================================== Adapter 1 Description : NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti {Ref:v} Adapter 1 Video Memory : 4,095 MiB Adapter 1 Driver Date : 2018-01-03 Adapter 1 Driver Version : 23.21.13.9065 Video Ram {VRam} Notes : The data may not always be accurate due to Windows API limitations, or if using shared RAM. General Notes : Hardware that is not compatible with Windows Display Driver Model returns inaccurate values. WinSat Scores {Max: 9.9} : CPU: 8.1 | RAM: 8.1 | Graphics: 8.5 | Primary Disk: 8.2 | Base Rating: 8.1 WinSat Status Information : Data is valid. Fixed variable flag also added a reference to which routine was used to obtain the data. Note: VRam if you have above 4Gib on your adaptor then because of the 32bit limitations of WMIC it may show incorrect amount{s}, until i can access the 64bit data via some method sadly that will be how it is for now.
That machine's OS returns exactly that amount of VRAM, the number hints to (partially) shared memory. That was common for integrated graphics, at least at that system's time. Unfortunately, I cannot access the BIOS of the machine to get the info there; I bought it as a system returned from leasing (refurbished), and they sold it to me with a locked BIOS. I found no way to unlock this SecureCore BIOS, yet.
I ran test4 on some of my systems: Main PC: Code: ===============================================[ Basic Graphics Information ]=============================================== Adapter 1 Description : Intel{R} HD Graphics 4000 {Ref:v} Adapter 1 Video Memory : 2.304 MiB Adapter 1 Driver Date : 2019-10-31 Adapter 1 Driver Version : 10.18.10.5100 Video Ram {VRam} Notes : The data may not always be accurate due to Windows API limitations, or if using shared RAM. General Notes : Hardware that is not compatible with Windows Display Driver Model returns inaccurate values. WinSat Scores {Max: 9.9} : CPU: 9,1 | RAM: 9,1 | Graphics: 6,6 | Primary Disk: 8,15 | Base Rating: 6,6 WinSat Status Information : Data is valid. Laptop Dell: Code: ===============================================[ Basic Graphics Information ]=============================================== Adapter 1 Description : NVIDIA GeForce 840M {Ref:v} Adapter 1 Video Memory : 2.048 MiB Adapter 1 Driver Date : 2020-03-29 Adapter 1 Driver Version : 26.21.14.4283 Adapter 2 Description : Intel{R} HD Graphics 5500 {Ref:v} Adapter 2 Video Memory : 1.024 MiB Adapter 2 Driver Version : 20.19.15.4835 Video Ram {VRam} Notes : The data may not always be accurate due to Windows API limitations, or if using shared RAM. General Notes : Hardware that is not compatible with Windows Display Driver Model returns inaccurate values. WinSat Scores {Max: 9.9} : CPU: 8,4 | RAM: 8,4 | Graphics: 3,4 | Primary Disk: 8,15 | Base Rating: 3,4 WinSat Status Information : Data is valid Second system: Code: ===============================================[ Basic Graphics Information ]=============================================== Adapter 1 Description : Intel{R} HD Graphics {Ref:v} Adapter 1 Video Memory : 2.304 MiB Adapter 1 Driver Date : 2015-12-21 Adapter 1 Driver Version : 10.18.10.4358 Video Ram {VRam} Notes : The data may not always be accurate due to Windows API limitations, or if using shared RAM. General Notes : Hardware that is not compatible with Windows Display Driver Model returns inaccurate values. WinSat Scores {Max: 9.9} : CPU: 8,8 | RAM: 8,8 | Graphics: 6,5 | Primary Disk: 8,2 | Base Rating: 6,5 WinSat Status Information : Data is valid. Laptablet (Asus transformerbook): Code: ===============================================[ Basic Graphics Information ]=============================================== Adapter 1 Description : Intel{R} HD Graphics {Ref:v} Adapter 1 Video Memory : 1.030 MiB Adapter 1 Driver Date : 2015-12-21 Adapter 1 Driver Version : 10.18.10.4358 Video Ram {VRam} Notes : The data may not always be accurate due to Windows API limitations, or if using shared RAM. General Notes : Hardware that is not compatible with Windows Display Driver Model returns inaccurate values. WinSat Scores {Max: 9.9} : CPU: 6,3 | RAM: 5,5 | Graphics: 4,3 | Primary Disk: 6,1 | Base Rating: 4,1 WinSat Status Information : Data is valid.
when i get time to parse those SKU's i will adjust the wording, i just set it as 'yes' as that what the result was (Value=True) , there are a few things i will get round to doing when i can.
Let's try to get a list. I'll not list the Volume-capable ones, as that's the majority. If someone knows more exotic non-Volume SKUs or finds an error, please respond. Code: Definite NO: Windows Vista Starter Windows Vista Starter N Windows Vista HomeBasic Windows Vista HomeBasic N Windows Vista HomePremium Windows Vista HomePremium N Windows Vista Ultimate Windows Vista Ultimate N Windows 7 Starter Windows 7 Starter E Windows 7 Starter N Windows 7 HomeBasic Windows 7 HomeBasic E Windows 7 HomeBasic N Windows 7 HomePremium Windows 7 HomePremium E Windows 7 HomePremium N Windows 7 Ultimate Windows 7 Ultimate E Windows 7 Ultimate N Windows 10 IoTEnterprise Windows 10 IoTEnterpriseS Windows Server Essentials (???) as well as ALL EVAL Editions Code: Internal Lab/Emulator ONLY: Windows 8 Core Windows 8 Core N Windows 8 Core ARM Windows 8 CoreSingleLanguage Windows 8 CoreCountrySpecific Windows 8 ProfessionalWMC Windows 8.1 Core Windows 8.1 Core N Windows 8.1 Core ARM Windows 8.1 CoreSingleLanguage Windows 8.1 CoreCountrySpecific Windows 8.1 ProfessionalWMC Windows 8.1 ProfessionalStudent Windows 8.1 ProfessionalStudent N Windows 10 Core Windows 10 Core N Windows 10 CoreSingleLanguage Windows 10 CoreCountrySpecific
As that RX 2070 Dual has 8GB ram the routine maxes out at 4GB which is the limitation of the 32 bit API system, i have found a long winded way to get the ram figure out of the registry (two places in fact), but it not reliable as intel gfx gives a result of 0x00000040 (64 mb) so cannot really use that way dxdiag will show the correct amounts BUT its txt or xml file is very awkward to parse to get the data if more than one adaptor is fitted as i cannot see any DeviceID markers so i can split the data into sections So any Gfx adaptor that has more than 4Gib (Dedicated/Shared) will either result in a negative amount (rare now) or max 4GiB showing, nothing i can do about that as even 64bit windows has only 32bit API/WMIc operatives!