Grundsätzlich ist das kleine Programm quasi analog zu GPU-Z aufgebaut. Es lassen sich viele Informationen über die verbaute NVIDIA-Grafikkarte anzeigen und Sensorendaten über Temperaturen, Taktraten oder Lüfterdrehzahlen auslesen. Zusätzlich beherbergt das Tool einen Tuning-Teil, in dem sich Taktraten, Spannung und Lüfterdrehzahlen anpassen lassen. Diese Funktionen sollten aber nur von erfahrenen Nutzern genutzt werden, da ein unsachgemäßer Einsatz des Tools die Hardware physikalisch zerstören kann!

Zu beachten ist, dass alle Informationen ausschließlich auf den vom Treiber zur Verfügung gestellten Daten beruhen, daran möchte der Autor auch nichts ändern.

Changelog:

Version 1.9.4:

- added nv driver version to settings title
- improved app version in settings title
- displaying inherited global settings in game profiles on driver version 260+ (black gear icon)
- added "export current profile" feature
- added "export userdefined profiles" feature
- added "import userdefined profiles" feature
(feel free to permanently assign *.nip files to open/import with nvidia inspector using windows own "open with" wizzard)
- added "quick bit value tester" feature to bit value editor
- some minor fixes
- added CSN file with LOD Bias Support (Elevated Setting)

Version 1.9.3.2:

- Final Hotfix: removed displaying of inherited global settings on latest driver releases API, to avoid corrupted profiles when applying custom settings.

Version 1.9.3:

# Main:
- added "-restoreAllPStates" and "-setHigherPStates" commandline args
[take care to set voltage to default by yourself before restoring pstates on drivers older than 258+]
- "-enableSettingScan" commandline argument changed to "-requestElevation"
[elevated features like "SettingScan" will be enabled if process is running reqired privileges]
- fixed inavlid index error for "create shortcut" feature on cards without voltage support
# Profile Settings:
- "show customized setting names only" option will not be saved anymore.
[you can edit CSN file by yourself if you want to change its default state]
- removed german CSN file from being shipped
[community should handle custom CSN deployment by itself]
- added toolbar with searchable profiles list
- added application list;
- added "create new profile" feature
- added "add / remove application" feature
- moved "reset value" to settings list (visible to the right for modified values only)
- changed setting store state checkboxes into images
- changed resizing behavior for settings list
- scanned values keep visible even if "show customized setting names only" is activated
- removed custom compatibility bits from CSN file
- added AA behavior flags with some values to CSN file
- fixed some stereo setting ids for 260+ driver

Version 1.9.2:

Highlights:
#MAIN:
- added automatic check for new version and embedded quick updater
- added function to apply the current selected p-state clocks to all higher p-states (right click the "apply clocks" button)
[you can use this for voltage stability check on clocks of unchangeable p-state volatges, e.g. for further bios mods]
- added function to restore all p-states to its bios defaults on 258+ drivers (right click the "apply clocks" button)
- added live data logging to csv file (right click nvidia logo)
[dont open the file with excel while still logging, excel flags this file readonly!]
#SETTINGS:
- added general bit value editor for unknown settings (right click the setting item)
[available after setting scan in advanced setting mode]
- added "CUSTOM SETTING NAMES" (CSN) feature via localized xml file for overide nvidia driver api setting names to user defined ones
you can also add every setting id you like, even new or unknown ones, put them in new groups, make descriptions, and so on...
A template of all settings can be downloaded here: [url]http://download.orbmu2k.de/files/CustomSettingNames_template.zip[/url]
Changes:
- added "showSettingsOnly" parameter to load driver settings dialog without complete inspector tool
- added small hint link to create desktop shortcut for advanced settings mode (it just calls -enableSettingScan and -showSettingsOnly)
- changed to full length profile names of scanned values
- changed the default group for some ("other") nvidia cpl settings to "common"
- unknown profile values will be sorted by value now
- added short delay to voltage changes to avoid crashes
- added donation button
- try to get focus back to last focused setting item after refresh
- sorting custom groups by first apperence in CSN file
- added english CSN file with all common nvidia cpl settings and nhancer like AA modes
- added german CSN file (thanks to 3dc community)

WARNING ########################################################################
Using the embedded updater will overwrite all shipped files.
If you have modified the CSN files for yourself, make sure to have backups of them before updating!
########################################################################

Version 1.9.1:

- starting THIS english changelog :)
- added WHQL detection to driver version display
- removed the (almost wrong) memory clock display on non-dedicated gpus
- improved safety while clock/voltage change (increasing shaderclock will apply voltage before clockchange, decrease will apply voltage after)
- profile settings scanner got its own thread to avoid hanging app while scanning
- fixed bug where two instances running when elevation was requested
- added default value display for overclocking sections on driver version 258+
- added some anisotrophic filter level values to the profile setings editor
- skip loading voltage table if voltage control is not available ( may fix kernel panic on some cards )

• NVIDIA Inspector Tool 1.94 [.zip] - P3D

• Offizielle Internetpräsenz
• GPU-Z 0.4.7
• CPUID CPU-Z 1.56
• GPU Caps Viewer 1.9.3

Danke cologne46 für den Hinweis!

Grundsätzlich ist das kleine Programm quasi analog zu GPU-Z aufgebaut. So lassen sich viele Informationen über die verbaute NVIDIA-Grafikkarte anzeigen u.a. auch aus Sensoren ausgelesene Daten wie Temperaturen, Taktraten oder Lüfterdrehzahlen. Zusätzlich beherbergt das Tool allerdings noch einen Tuning-Teil, in dem sich Taktraten, Spannung und Lüftergeschwindigkeit regeln lassen.

Zu beachten ist, dass alle Informationen ausschließlich auf den vom Treiber zur Verfügung gestellten Daten beruhen, daran möchte der Autor auch nichts ändern.

Changelog:

* ApplyDefaults setzt nun auch die Spannung ab Treiber Version 258
* Spiele/Treiber Profil Einstellungen ab Treiber Version 256
* Kleinere Anpassungen

• NVIDIA Inspector Tool 1.90 [.zip]

• Offizielle Internetpräsenz
• GPU-Z 0.4.4
• CPUID CPU-Z 1.55
• GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.6

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