Das kostenlose Grafikkarten-Tool GPU‑Z von TechPowerUp ist in einer neuen Version erschienen. Mit dem Programm lassen sich viele Informationen über die verbauten Grafikchips anzeigen, unter anderem mit Sensoren ausgelesene Daten wie Temperaturen, Taktraten oder Lüfterdrehzahlen.
GPU‑Z läuft gemäß Hersteller unter Windows ab Windows XP, sowohl unter den 32-Bit- als auch unter den 64-Bit-Versionen.
v2.20.0 (April 30th, 2019)
Fixed overclock getting reset on NVIDIA cards with Boost
Fixed crash on Pascal GPUs when no driver loaded
Fixed crashes on Apple Vega 12
Changed memory bus width capitalization from “Bit” to “bit”
v2.19.0 (April 29th, 2019)
Added support for AMD Ryzen 3000 Picasso APUs
Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, GTX 1650 Mobile, GTX 1660 Ti Mobile,
GeForce MX250, TU117‑B
Added GeForce MX230 and GP108 transistor count
AMD Radeon Pro graphics cards now show the appropriate logo
Improved EVGA iCX to work better and more reliably detect sensor capabilities
Added support to detect DirectX Raytracing, Variable Rate Shading, WDDM 2.6 and Shader Model 6.5 (listed in Advanced panel)
Advanced Panel now lists new DX12 capabilities introduced in Windows 10 Updates
October 2018 and May 2019
Advanced Panel can now detect Tiled Resources Tier 4
“ASIC Quality” in Advanced Panel will only be displayed when available, since the feature probably won’t be coming back for new GPUs
Reduced startup time on system with AMD PowerXpress
Added new icons for the ASUSROG version and fixed white line below window title
Fixed crash when no cards detected and hovering over driver info