GPU-Z 0.6.2

Alexey Sadovsky

18:22, May 3, 2012

GPU-Z logo GPU-Z is used for video card characteristics detection. This is simple application whose size is about 900 Kbytes and does not require installation. It supports a lot of modern accelerators, including mobile GPUs and integrated graphics. Each new release contains a lot of modifications.

This is the list of version 0.6.2 modifications:

GPU-Z 0.6.2

Added PowerColor giveaway
Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 690, GTX 670, GT 640, GT 630, GeForce 605, Quadro 3000M, GTX 675M, GTX 670M
Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7970M, HD 7450
Added full support for Intel Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge integrated graphics
Fixed ROP count on GK107
Improved NVIDIA Kepler Boost Clock detection
Fixed crash on AMD Southern Islands when no graphics card driver installed
Fixed installer not working properly on Windows XP
Disabled broken BIOS save on NVIDIA Kepler
BIOS files are saved as .rom now
Fixed sensor graph redraw and improved its performance
Fixed boost clocks being displayed on Fermi

It is possible to download GPU-Z 0.6.2 from our site:

GPU-Z 0.6.2.

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