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GPU-Z v.0.2.1

Version: 0.2.1	Size: 19.57 MBytes	Added: 05/06/2008	License: -
Type: Windows 2000/XP/2003/XP 64-bit/2003 64-bit/Vista/Vista 64-bit

Description:	GPU-Z v.0.2.1 is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card and GPU. Latests Changes: Added support for S3 graphics cards Added screenshot upload feature (press F5 or click the camera icon) Added NVIDIA GT200 detection Updated RV770 detection Vista64 is now listed as "Vista64" in the driver version readout On Vista64, CrossFire status will be marked as "Unknown" until fix is found Added dump to XML. Use command line parameter -dump gpuz.xml More robust NVIDIA clock detection Fixed G73 fillrate calculation Added die size for RV350 Fixed R680 clock readings Fixed R600 ROM reading code Fixed sensors not refreshing properly sometimes When unknown architecture detected, NVIDIA logo won't be shown anymore Fixed random UNICODE characters on some architectures in upload progress
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