Tuesday, August 13th 2019

TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.24.0 Released

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TechPowerUp today released the latest version of GPU-Z, the popular graphics subsystem information, monitoring, and diagnostic utility. The new version 2.24.0 fixes a compatibility issue with Windows Vista in which the digital signature of the application's kernel-mode driver would spring up an error. We've also taken the opportunity to do some touch-ups, such as adding the PCI vendor ID for Dataland, some typos in the Vulkan Advanced information page; and support for a handful GPUs that include NVIDIA GeForce 305M, Quadro P620, and the Intel HD Graphics iGPU inside the Xeon E3-1265L V2. Grab it from the link below.

DOWNLOAD: TechPowerUp GPU-Z 2.24.0
The change-log follows.

  • Fixed digital signature error on startup on Windows Vista
  • Added support for NVIDIA GeForce 305M, Quadro P620
  • Added support for Intel HD Graphics (Xeon E3-1265L V2)
  • Fixed some typos in Advanced -> Vulkan
  • Added Dataland PCI Vendor ID

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15 Comments on TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.24.0 Released

#1
willace
NVIDIA GeForce 305M??????
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#2
Space Lynx
Astronaut
willaceNVIDIA GeForce 305M??????
and windows vista...
w... century have i been transported to... is this Second Earth???

@W1zzard save me... I'm scared...
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#3
W1zzard
People reported GPU-Z not working on Vista, so I fixed it.

We added a "GPU-Z doesn't know your card, please submit a validation" message a few versions back and it's working well to catch all unknown devices
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#4
Space Lynx
Astronaut
No I get that Wiz, it just scares me that people still use Vista... makes me want to buy a stuffed animal for some reason, and rock and back forth snuggling it... :confused:
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#5
willace
W1zzardPeople reported GPU-Z not working on Vista, so I fixed it.

We added a "GPU-Z doesn't know your card, please submit a validation" message a few versions back and it's working well to catch all unknown devices
I see. This is great. I am sure there are lots of crazy "OEM" models that still not known to us

Thanks for the hard work.
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#6
R-T-B
lynx29No I get that Wiz, it just scares me that people still use Vista... makes me want to buy a stuffed animal for some reason, and rock and back forth snuggling it... :confused:
I have a computer somewhere in the garage that runs OS/2 warp for an obscure program. It talks to my Dad's Astro van's ODB2 interface, is all I Know, and he hates change. He uses it to read useless trouble codes from the onboard computer when the van dies again every 2 weeks.

Point being, you name it, I promise you, it's out there somewhere, and it's running.
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#7
Space Lynx
Astronaut
R-T-BI have a computer somewhere in the garage that runs OS/2 warp for an obscure program. It talks to my Dad's Astro van's ODB2 interface, is all I Know, and he hates change. He uses it to read useless trouble codes from the onboard computer when the van dies again every 2 weeks.

Point being, you name it, I promise you, it's out there somewhere, and it's running.
But Wizz could be utilized elsewhere, doesn't have to serve every minority. I vote we contact Lisa Su, and she hires him as an adviser to the software development team for Navi... the stability/fps that would rise from 5700 XT would be GLORIOUS BEYOND MEASURE!!!! but even then he would tweak GPU-Z again to measure it proper... OH SWEET MAMA IT'S NEVERENDING!!! if only Vista users didn't steal his time...

Disclaimer, I am slap happy tonight, and tired, don't mind me. :roll:
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#8
R-T-B
lynx29Disclaimer, I am slap happy tonight, and tired, don't mind me. :roll:
I mean I don't disagree with any of the hiring stuff, but adding Vista support is probably nearly no effort at all. Just compile against the right SDK I'd bet?

Anyways back to topic. :)
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#9
Space Lynx
Astronaut
R-T-BI mean I don't disagree with any of the hiring stuff, but adding Vista support is probably nearly no effort at all. Just compile against the right SDK I'd bet?

Anyways back to topic. :)
I know nothing about programming, but yes back to topic before I get trouble... :roll:
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#10
lexluthermiester
W1zzardPeople reported GPU-Z not working on Vista, so I fixed it.

We added a "GPU-Z doesn't know your card, please submit a validation" message a few versions back and it's working well to catch all unknown devices
Nice. Bet you're being kept busy cataloging all the new entries being received.
R-T-Bbut adding Vista support is probably nearly no effort at all.
True, I'm betting a single line of code.
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#11
JalleR
W1zzardPeople reported GPU-Z not working on Vista, so I fixed it.

We added a "GPU-Z doesn't know your card, please submit a validation" message a few versions back and it's working well to catch all unknown devices
I wanted to try the super nice feature, so started GPU-Z on a PC with a card that i was 99.9.....% sure wasn't in the database, but i don't get the "GPU-Z doesn't know your card, please submit a validation" message
GPU-Z is just blank no info in the boxes

the PC is running W10 1809 (Fully updated now and still not showing the message)
and has a Matrox M9148

and I was thinking if i don't get the Question maybe others don't either. or is this installation/driver missing something? :)
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#12
W1zzard
JalleRMatrox M9148
Matrox is not supported at all, because Matrox doesn't seem interested in providing the least bit of support and I have better things to do than buy their cards and then poke at registers to see if anything useful comes out.
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#13
JalleR
W1zzardMatrox is not supported at all, because Matrox doesn't seem interested in providing the least bit of support and I have better things to do than buy their cards and then poke at registers to see if anything useful comes out.
Aaa OK that makes sense, Thx for the Answer :) and Thx for a Great program :)
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#14
lexluthermiester
W1zzardMatrox is not supported at all, because Matrox doesn't seem interested in providing the least bit of support and I have better things to do than buy their cards and then poke at registers to see if anything useful comes out.
Matrox still exists and makes cards? Wow..

EDIT; They do. The spec page for many of them claim an AMD GPU. I wonder which ones.
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#15
minhazulOO7
@W1zzard bro, From this link if I want to download the latest GPU-Z 2.24.0, Server DE, UK, NL, US-1 exe files are corrupted or server storage got any corruption (I think) cause clicking those files have no effect on windows, just load animation and nothing. Server US-2, US-3 exe files are intact, I can update or install GPU-Z as normally it would possible. Please check this ASAP!
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