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Wednesday, June 21st 2023
by btarunrDiscuss (3 Comments)
TechPowerUp today released the latest version of TechPowerUp GPU-Z, the popular graphics sub-system information, monitoring, data-logging, and diagnostic tool for gamers, PC enthusiasts, overclockers, and engineers. The latest version 2.54.0 adds support for new graphics cards, and has several improvements that we're sure you'll find useful. Among the new NVIDIA GPUs supported are the GeForce RTX 4060, RTX 4060 Ti, RTX 3060 (based on GA104-B), RTX 3050 Laptop GPU 4 GB, RTX 3050 Mobile 6 GB (based on GA107-B), 40-2Q, L4, RTX A500 Mobile, RTX 2000 Ada Mobile, RTX 4000 SFF Ada, RTX 5000 Ada Mobile. The new AMD GPUs supported include Radeon RX 7600, Pro W7800, W7900, E8860, Ryzen Phoenix Radeon 7x0M, and Ryzen Z1 Extreme. The new Intel GPUs supported include Arc Pro A60, A60M, Flex 140, Iris Xe Max 100, additional Raptor Lake iGPU variants. Vendor support is added for Sparkle (Intel Arc board partner).
With this release, we've added the ability to monitor and log the real-time video memory read/write bandwidth usage for Intel Arc GPUs. Power monitoring for Intel Arc GPUs was broken after a recent driver update, this is fixed now. We've also improved the video codec capability detection in the DXVA section of the Advanced tab, for all GPUs. The XML Dump output file now includes GPU transistor-count and release date. The Fake GPU detection has been improved. Die-size values for NVIDIA GeForce Ada GPUs have been fixed, as is the transistor-count of RTX 4070 Mobile (based on AD106). Grab GPU-Z from the link below.
DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp GPU-Z 2.54.0
The change-log follows.
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4060, RTX 4060 Ti, RTX 3060 (GA104-B), RTX 3050 Mobile 4 GB, RTX 3050 Mobile 6 GB (GA107-B), L40-2Q, L4, RTX A500 Mobile, RTX 2000 Ada Mobile, RTX 4000 SFF Ada, RTX 5000 Ada mobile
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 7600, Pro W7800, W7900, E8860, Ryzen Phoenix Radeon 700M, Ryzen Z1 Extreme
- Added support for Intel Arc Pro A60, A60M, Flex 140, Iris Xe Max 100, additional Raptor Lake iGPUs
- Added support for Sparkle GPU vendor
- Added "Transistors" and "Release Date" to XML dump output
- Added VRAM read/write bandwidth usage sensors on Intel Arc
- Improved codec detection in Advanced -> DXVA (AV1 and others)
- The default tooltip language will now be determined by the logged in user's setting, not the system setting
- Fixed power monitoring on Intel Arc
- Fixed fake detection reporting GF116 when actual GPU is GF119
- Fixed die size for NVIDIA AD102, AD104, AD106, AD107
- Fixed transistor count for RTX 4070 Mobile (AD106)
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Thank you for the update and ongoing work.
I do appreciate the updates, for sure.
Is there possibly a way to add auto updates, so one does not have to go to the website, download, and update that way.
Just a question, if there was a way to add a check button that someone could choose, then when an update hit, the app pulls it, silent updates, then reopens?
And yes.... I may be lazy, but also I don't think it's a bad idea.
Gpuz is free, but not free to make, so in order to justify the time we’re driving some traffic to tpu with it. That’s why there’s no silent auto update
