Monday, October 18th 2010
TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.4.7 Released
TechPowerUp introduced version 0.4.7 of GPU-Z, our lightweight graphics sub-system information and monitoring utility. GPU-Z provides you with detailed tech-specs of your installed graphics processors, and lets you monitor clock speeds, voltages, temperatures and fan speeds. This month's release improves detection for upcoming GPUs, adds support for new ones, improves stability, and corrects some minor bugs. To begin with, detection for the upcoming AMD Radeon HD 6800 series products has been improved to be most reliable and accurate with the products' launch approaching. Support has been added for GeForce GT 430, GT 420 desktop GPUs, and an important kernel driver related issue has been fixed.
DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.4.7
The change log follows.
The change log follows.
- Improved support for AMD Radeon HD 6850 and HD 6870
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 430, GT 420
- Fixed default clock reading on Fermi architecture cards
- Added voltage controller support for Colorful iGame GTX 460
- Added PCI Vendor detection for Colorful
- Added TMU count and die size for GF106
- Synchronization mutexes are global now
- Improved stability when running multiple instances of GPU-Z / Fixed "the driver has been marked for deletion" error
20 Comments on TechPowerUp GPU-Z 0.4.7 Released
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do you have yours yet?
lower ati card still reading higher ROPs then what they have ?
example In your reviews the 5670,5570,5550 has 8 rops in details but in the gpu-z on the over clock page it says 16 ROPs
and 4 ROPS for 5450 but says it has 8 ROPs
which gives it a false Gigapixel fillrate then. (it reads double what it should be)
so you know my mobility 5650 still reads as 16 ROPS instead of 8 and SDR memory instead of DDR3, hence some other wrong numbers too.
I understand it must be hard given you probably need to have a laptop with the 5650 in it to make GPU-Z read it right, just thought I'd mention it was still like that.
Thanks for all the hard work :respect:
Now to wait for friday to see all the hard work you have been putting into the 68xx reviews :D
As you can see Wiz, I don't post here often, but I am a daily viewer of this site (at least 3 times/week, it would be 5 if I wasn't in college)! Anyways, GPU-Z is a great tool and has helped me monitor my temps as well as find a comfortable overclock for my video card. Thank you so much for your hard work in programming this wonderful program.