Newer stable version found: GPU-Z 2.69.0. Release notes highlights: added support for NVIDIA RTX 5090 D V2, RTX 3050 A Mobile, RTX Pro Blackwell 5000/4500/4000/4000 SFF/5000 Mobile/5000 Embedded/2000/1000/500, Quadro P1000/P2000/RTX 6000 new ID; added support for AMD Radeon RX 7400, Ryzen AI 5 330 with Radeon 820M, W6600X, Pro W7800, Pro V710; added support for Intel Arrow Lake H, Arc A380E and A310E; added support for Moore Threads S30; various AMD Strix Halo fixes and improvements; fixed shader count detection for some unknown AMD and Intel APUs; fixed wrong clock speeds and ReBAR detection on Intel DG1; fixed OpenCL detection on some AMD devices; fixed crash on unknown AMD GPUs; improved kernel-mode driver stability.
Newer stable version found: GPU-Z 2.67.0 (released July 2025). Release notes highlights include: new low-level (kernel-mode) driver to address potential security issues; added GPU support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5050/5050 Mobile, RTX 3050 A (AD106-A), RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Max-Q/Server, GRID A100D-40C, Tesla PG503-216; added support for AMD Radeon AI Pro R9700; added support for Intel Arc Pro B50/B60; and fixes including corrected RX 9070 GRE release date, fixed 0 MHz clock readings on some older AMD/ATI GPUs when no driver is installed, improved Windows Server OS detection, and a fix for Windows XP incorrectly reporting Resizable BAR support.
A newer stable version (2.66.0) of GPU-Z is available. You can download it from the official TechPowerUp website.
- Fixed "unsigned driver cannot load" error on Windows 7/8
- Fixed Resizable BAR status showing "Yes" instead of Enabled/Disabled
- Fixed Resizable BAR status showing as disabled when NVIDIA Optimus GPU is sleeping
- Fixed Resizable BAR status showing as enabled on eGPUs
- Added support for NVIDIA RTX 2000 Ada and RTX 1000 Ada Laptop