GPU-Z update

[kemical]

GPU-Z version 0.2.1

As the title suggests a new version of the GPU detection utility has been released:
techPowerUp! :: Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.2.1

0.2.1
Fixed Vista32 / Vista64 detection. It was reversed in 0.2.0.

0.2.0
Added support for S3 graphics cards
Added screenshot upload feature (press F5 or click the camera icon)
Added NVIDIA GT200 detection
Updated RV770 detection
Vista64 is now listed as "Vista64" in the driver version readout
On Vista64, CrossFire status will be marked as "Unknown" until fix is found
Added dump to XML. Use command line parameter -dump gpuz.xml
More robust NVIDIA clock detection
Fixed G73 fillrate calculation
Added die size for RV350
Fixed R680 clock readings
Fixed R600 ROM reading code
Fixed sensors not refreshing properly sometimes
When unknown architecture detected, NVIDIA logo won't be shown anymore
Fixed random UNICODE characters on some architectures in upload progress

 

[03hdfatboy]

Re: GPU-Z version 0.2.1

I've already got it

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Link Removed due to 404 Error. The changes include a range of fixes, shared memory support, and improved temperature monitoring on RV770 GPUs.

 

[03hdfatboy]

Thanks...

 

[03hdfatboy]

It shows crossfire unknown in Vista 64

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Link Removed due to 404 Error. The changes include a range of fixes, minimization to the tray icon, and support for the latest graphics cards.

 

[03hdfatboy]

I'll check it out.
Thanks

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Link Removed due to 404 Error. The changes include a range of fixes, GPU release date and transistor count added, and support for the latest graphics cards.

 

[kemical]

Version 0.3 is now available:
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[kemical]

Version 0.3.1 is now available:
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[kemical]

Version 0.03.2 is now up for grabs with various fixes...

techPowerUp! :: Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.3.2

 

[kemical]

Version 0.3.3 is now available:

techPowerUp! :: Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.3.3

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Version 0.3.4. The changes include a range of fixes, and support for new drivers and chipsets.

 

[kemical]

Version 0.3.5 has now been released with various improvements..

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[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Version 0.3.6. The changes include a range of fixes, and support for new drivers and chipsets as well as a Help tooltips feature.

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z has been updated to 0.3.7 adding support for the latest cards..

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[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Version 0.3.8. The changes include added sensors to monitor GPU load percentages on Nvidia cards, the ability to stay in front of all open windows, and a range of fixes and improvements.

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Version 0.3.9. The changes include support for more chipsets, as well as a range of fixes and improvements.

http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1761/TechPowerUp_GPU-Z_v0.3.9.html

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z, a free graphics card information utility, has reached Version 0.4.0. The changes include support for more chipsets, as well as a range of fixes and improvements.

techPowerUp! :: Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.0

 

[kemical]

GPU-Z v0.4.2 has been released after bugs were found in the last version. The changelog is as follows:

0.4.2

Fixed an issue on all NVIDIA cards that would sometimes cause them to lose fan control when GPU-Z is running. Please don't run pre-0.4.2 and 0.4.2 at the same time, this might result in incorrect readings in the 0.4.2 window.
Fixed system crash on MSI HD 5830 TwinFrozr II
Validation upload now uses Unicode for entered name
Reverted memory bandwidth calculation introduced in last version. It introduces too much confusion, we will go with what all companies use in their marketing material, even though we believe it is not correct. Using power of 10 again now, 1 GB/s = 1,000,000,000 Bytes per Second.

Get yours here:
techPowerUp! :: Download TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.2