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TechPowerUp GPU-Z
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.33.0
LatestJuly 3rd, 2020 - What's New
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.33.0.exeF1D46D3C5923F28501CD8D8C7FF11D90
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.33.0.exe4D3C353AD1F7AA720C32D41BA0061601
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.32.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.32.0.exe8F9002D87DA6A2B5BD0F1D5304DCC114
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.32.0.exe09908B328BB51E365CB51C63F5BD797B
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.31.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.31.0.exe2C7F0AA5B44283FCFA8D43206E7C1E39
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.31.0.exeA0BAA4155B841FA21151C52A59B1D0AB
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.30.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.30.0.exe0AAE87DE55C28223EF0AC428A5E65025
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.30.0.exeBCC4B7E4C8DEE44D61C9F6AD00CF2127
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.29.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.29.0.exe780885CA48A2895475260BD3F951EA9B
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.29.0.exe9C693FB4CA0162AF5EE1A01119B778ED
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.28.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.28.0.exe8B6C5F4D623B45BB2E490C0EC10D4F3B
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.28.0.exeBDB71FF252B145E0F5E056D0BA5C75B5
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.27.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.27.0.exeA8BF8436CAECE1A691ACAD62D83256BB
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.27.0.exe2716A1E00D566792165CC88C60D43BCA
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.26.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.26.0.exe8A96DC0421C70582BA7793D861BB3BF6
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.26.0.exe24B6B53D5E1E925C9C7BEDEAA08641EF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.25.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.25.0.exe59F52F230CBEA9B283D8CCDA18F0AF7A
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.25.0.exe7D4894FA0F1971F52B5609F6E93AF919
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.24.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.24.0.exe11A98A722C2A54C7F1935A133B388C54
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.24.0.exeA4FF16B6B6404FA2FC9E905D6D3DE431
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.23.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.23.0.exeC01AA9510061FC7BA7D3EE775DB20DF9
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.23.0.exeEAA0C2EB9D2933B679129BB9773BEBEE
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.22.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.22.0.exe33692A9B5050AC3511D2A81D0AE165B4
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.22.0.exeB153FC226E97BC34B1F570ADA9BCDEF9
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.21.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.21.0.exeCCC61E772894F2EF6E551B7C304D7FB3
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.21.0.exe7F08D181C1ECB48EEE8E46476FCC8B66
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.20.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.20.0.exeD1572F8B250749ACE2ECC7189FC9A7CF
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.20.0.exeFC94C5D902EF6655AD95B257FB8460F0
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.19.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.19.0.exe14488B0ED7EF213369AD25704F28D496
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.19.0.exeD6D8477CC002A86337AAA5B70C927505
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.18.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.18.0.exe788FF15A336761A2F3D5A24FA8DCF59D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.18.0.exe23A0D73E29CEE9B9408E380124A59716
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.17.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.17.0.exe06F97954C5280F776A84DBDD6E9EC4C9
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.17.0.exeADC7C73F4AA31DA2C1F29AE209E9A3E9
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.16.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.16.0.exe7EE6DE92637B5D57B21F97E9EBEB2D1C
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.16.0.exeD0ED0B15DF766452810578A37B369DAA
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.15.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.15.0.exeE48109C79B31DFA650A7A6462D5CAD3A
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.15.0.exe78EC4DF1C5B7F8107928DCB9558B2DE6
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.14.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.14.0.exe051789C0E35C8CCA21498F372E8AAC15
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.14.0.exe971D22620F534EA0902D616952204E6A
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.13.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.13.0.exe494455329099462125F7E82BF3D90398
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.13.0.exeEC0D6371541828794A26EC0B4EBC920F
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.12.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.12.0.exe64A91DBA87BEA9FC99CC1ACFD69C159E
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.12.0.exe7B8B202823F12585C6F2956515B95FCF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.11.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.11.0.exeF3024DF03EC083372139F4D4234ABF1A
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.11.0.exe524F907BA8D25CCBC74E32A74A709AB5
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.10.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.10.0.exe96D10E09B68B3E7EBF2C260432100790
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.10.0.exeC2BDC3CBA362CB397541C4BDB36D3F8F
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.9.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.9.0.exe439F0AF4E517714C98CF7133C968915F
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.9.0.exeFC9B27736F55A24F932A24032B6F8BC7
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.8.0
5.0 MBStandard VersionGPU-Z.2.8.0.exeEE5F23C998D8F5D05D73644BD04DDC57
5.1 MBASUS ROG SkinnedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.8.0.exe2B703EE4F49545B1AE715F2E1F725758
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.7.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.7.0.exe25BCC7E3D4B127833B678DF67955983D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.7.0.exe5C5481F007AD012BE35E740710FC9EDD
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.6.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.6.0.exeDC874163FF55843A600744F6C3D741C9
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.6.0.exe8AAA2EB9EA419727F99720B08B651A40
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.5.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.5.0.exeC4CE800D69EF9CEE34B6B11F629683EA
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.5.0.exeEAB5B8F8DADCB641593D3FCB77C38A20
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.4.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.4.0.exe8248909EF27D9812A6458851BDB8D42B
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.4.0.exe782C39B9B7B7321D008879335899007A
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.3.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.3.0.exeABD2EE2644C0B6C93696F2ADAF81013C
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.3.0.exe712E2476EEC28842187DEAF717E78300
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.2.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.2.0.exe8546BF9CDD58F788597A32C6B5B94790
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.2.0.exeEF86F7E7294F540B368E15E11AE81AB0
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.1.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.1.0.exe85BB1DA78B3F6CCFA26938F138A2998B
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.1.0.exe5BC14164E434719EF22F005083985F85
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v2.0.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.2.0.0.exeA4192AA639A9E7894972BD8F98B9BBC5
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_2.0.0.exe6D2C87E2888808CACF1F36EC6B104AEF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.20.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.20.0.exe29A54EB9CA825E331301887C630AC6B8
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.20.0.exe085039979771361A68E182FECAA9CD80
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.19.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.19.0.exe6ECCACAC2EB5E0B56569A88D9654B5DE
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.19.0.exeB63E314EDD238AC9FE8902FB56497E6E
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.18.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.18.0.exeABF424D965958A720C38E09DF84EA212
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.18.0.exeC9812AD8D20C5074971C2E9567C7512D
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.17.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.17.0.exe92DFD832B7BBA177E1C7B72028C36871
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.17.0.exeE4517703D74381EC95CCBB94753188F4
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.16.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.16.0.exe51D129FD1671C207A76D8EF8FE82421A
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.16.0.exe406B9D974A1546ED7AE93A7C4EC534A0
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.15.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.15.0.exeCE34F64EF77C087346D6AD5E73034957
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.15.0.exeF5E3A70EF8B4EC87571AC5062F653BE5
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.14.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.14.0.exeFCCD5569BC1DDA379128A2095C723B6C
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.14.0.exeAAD4D2A2435D6703DD302C0D7B07A24E
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.13.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.13.0.exe0B0B4CA0095804DC05B5D8AD6913B7B8
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.13.0.exeDEEAE2D8042D6484967A7E4B05E40266
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.12.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.12.0.exe014DA959CD7ED3E48452D9DFD7C55A4D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.12.0.exe84647E83A7659335A39DF08A105576EE
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.11.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.11.0.exe89F80EECE3741A01CE9E78485D588253
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.11.0.exeDF4D3D43D4FC9CB1F692652E635837C3
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.10.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.10.0.exe584EA08F8509564DB5327CEF5CCA78C8
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.10.0.exe266A14593031E93CF003DB46D950F6CF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v1.9.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.1.9.0.exeC4BE88AA524452D90857E07DDD187800
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_1.9.0.exe919BCCEA90F901329790B1CFDD4F7D99
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.9
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.9.exeE1BFF97709C57271FF9F3CB85B67EEBA
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.9.exe16B92E5F745FB30080521FBEE9C36496
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.8
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.8.exeDB42B2F9B6B40C84BF41F9D65A346F66
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.8.exeA540FF375A294B4AAE546D44809B9AE4
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.7
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.7.exe0CFF2BD10C8F4F9457C9EBA3999C7445
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.7.exe97FDC459E2DA201B30AA70775F84EA35
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.6
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.6.exe03C16744C5CF0A6A28EE409F179C9A53
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.6.exe7A0CE26C9FA9253508D24D7BB258E881
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.5
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.5.exe513D1606FD1216CBE56FB1E2DC8D38A2
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.5.exe446A2823BFA766A12A728C594721C686
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.4
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.4.exe6163D5C76052DFFD00182FA1AE0491D9
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.4.exe651563A7789C6B4E1DC98670012F39D6
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.3
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.3.exe9525FF94CEBF08760640CD891C389CE8
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.3.exeB9571C7187290799A9116E1C3BB5685C
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.2
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.2.exeB129A871141C45C77721B298BB3D7A21
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.2.exe236AD5119364A0C07F64FC8391EB4B51
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.1
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.1.exeD05EAF51F1456D196C62E0AF0C19FFF3
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.1.exe3E0FC4CBC4FD5FCE1423085762657A14
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.8.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.8.0.exe7561C73B5D684CA976E2D50051EEEB0F
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.8.0.exe4C0F6DE6BA8E8FEA6D3BA1390C7778FF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.9
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.9.exe6803620347CCE9F67EC3FEF514C0C697
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.9.exeFE06430AB90A1381B338E295CAF8C17D
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.8
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.8.exe97A4E59ADF0DFD690F6C746FAB48538D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.8.exe4F4F3F827A5C67C98D5DA50BF125B177
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.7
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.7.exe3794A574336C1FFEE1D2EECC7065DC68
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.7.exeEFE095649ECCFB5086BF1568D133F2A0
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.6
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.6.exeAA406A78138262D2878A479253CA7306
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.6.exe4432C586B3067C4CB627F3ED27BCAE16
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.5
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.5.exe46A758BFB6EBA2739CDF2EF483940107
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.5.exeB3739B826439FEC7016E149C9A9BA2B6
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.4
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.4.exe903F63517DA53871F062206CB3A23E55
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.4.exeFC4DBCCBE9B51F4FF7476D4AEBF2BAA2
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.3
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.3.exe29D94A799ED4E5703D81B84544FAF236
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.3.exeC88C9504DA33DE2609A38A31F0EADADF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.2
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.2.exe501E26080BFF03563B4A691C3B39A007
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.2.exeCBFAB8AA2193C714CF08346D35734A19
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.1
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.1.exe06D4B0DF9C04E2B99C1A8E4C0D9D705C
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.1.exeAF5218FCD784E8147C51A6CE3CF68978
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.7.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.7.0.exe246D1619FBDF46CDF4F27C380743C37D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.7.0.exeC16556E7B2D90F16902B7C5AA4EE65B4
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.9
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.9.exeC361DA92CCC52E7FA618BC81F3607647
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.9.exeC83FC45A4B27277D2B09183799426E63
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.8
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.8.exe9FB5BB78786F573993E7E624F7C54780
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.8.exe3CF2CC39E5827F7C234C5EF1DAEA6ADD
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.7
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.7.exeE78F5C3288480A70E79087E09C9E97BB
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.7.exeB4701CFC77718640CD644F75656527DC
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.6
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.6.exe39E7012F234705A201DB915C774A9369
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.6.exe64C89B8C09167D8F64D5ADC9FC5EF0D6
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.5
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.5.exeB39B2192F4FB128DA4810DF559123E85
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.5.exe1732F18AD97DB09FD631DF9B0B9991C7
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.4
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.4.exe15AE1F68F780F5A7A6BA8DAC3E1F3877
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.4.exeF294FDC7581FC9E39BF5265A502D4139
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.3
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.3.exe2771B214AF828B891938BCE1873F235B
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.3.exe2D0EB903F9935198A9B169B398BBDCBD
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.2
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.2.exe532BD61F08B98D5B52C637553BF9424C
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.2.exeD3D41A14B6F61D1A8D8779C30D6302D2
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.1
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.1.exe2DDE2AAC6A8F45E6A31D6608AB5E66E2
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.1.exe9303DFCB67B7827FBD804577DEAE26DD
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.6.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.6.0.exe56557D8F3836F51F3DA51B8CD8A07E9D
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.6.0.exe39272C272B0597C907827BDCA73EB6E5
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.9
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.9.exe6570F832D69E50E0002C3CF44A9B23E2
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.5.9.exeD6FF7D01F3C4DED7AA6AA7BDA34BD3D8
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.8
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.8.exe2CF0C192AC8EC6C0559801BAAC569312
ASUS ROG ThemedGPU-Z_ASUS_ROG_0.5.8.exe7F25854F532570B78E27F0A474F30360
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.7
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.7.exeC5817A410D643EE56DE369548AB70642
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.6
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.6.exeC9BAAFCE3E91AEC8505E78B07E591046
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.5
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.5.exe96C56C53ADDB6ACC6817964D022B50FE
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.4
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.4.exe363E6458243F9779A63FC0B459587883
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.3
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.3.exe62CB4FA6F9C46C56DAAE0D4EAEAB6667
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.2
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.2.exeEB66DE47029D7BC84A2026773DE2027F
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.1
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.1.exeD95E210F93C4A1FA99342421BDE20881
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.5.0
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.5.0.exeC004193D7B294D0836F58E288048951C
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.9
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.4.9.exeE9A4E5F2A699946DC1532FE424420ABF
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.8
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.4.8.exeFFD2828FB6004F2A5890FF0A3872FF3F
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.7
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.4.7.exeE2A20EC2020EB035B9907B1BAC211E66
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.6
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.4.6.exe8DC16FFB9A587DF43B44AEFB6BFFCFC3
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.5
Standard VersionGPU-Z.0.4.5.exe94766BA0BC0F77C8DFC876511FE48FE0
TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.4
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TechPowerUp GPU-Z v0.4.3
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GPU-Z is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card and GPU.
Version History
v2.33.0 (July 3rd, 2020)
- Fixed D3D12 Mesh Shader detection on Windows 10 2004
- Improved AMD Renoir support, fixed several crashes and issues
- On AMD integrated graphics, report power draw as "GPU Power Draw", not "GPU Chip Power Draw"
- Fixed crash in GPU-Z when "show sensor value in GPU-Z window title" was enabled
- Fixed wrong maximum scale for VRAM usage sensor on some cards
- Fixed some rare cases of AMD memory size getting reported incorrectly
- Fixed crash on startup on older ATI graphics cards
- Added support for AMD Navi 12 / Radeon Pro 5600M
- Added support for NVIDIA RTX 2060 & 2070 Mobile (TU106-B), GeForce MX330 and MX350
- Added support for Comet Lake UHD Graphics 610 & 630, Coffee Lake UHD Graphics P630
v2.32.0 (May 29th, 2020)
- Added NVIDIA per-rail voltage and power monitoring
- Fixed WDDM 2.7 Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling readout in Advanced Tab to report "Disabled, not supported" instead of "Unknown (8)" on Windows 10 2004 with AMD graphics card
- Added support for Intel Comet Lake 10th Generation CPUs
- Added support for AMD Radeon Pro W5700X, WX 4170
- Added support for GTX 1650 Ti Mobile (TU116-A), NVIDIA Tesla V100S-PCIE-32GB
v2.31.0 (May 6th, 2020)
- Fixed DirectML detection on newer Windows Insider Builds
- Added GPU voltage monitoring for Intel integrated graphics
- AMD Radeon Pro Drivers will now report their version number information
- Added command-line arguments -install and -installSilent
- Switched to InnoSetup based installer
- Improved driver version detection on some systems with NVIDIA GPU
- On Advanced tab, if Vulkan or OpenCL detection fails, report "not supported" instead of "not found"
- GPU-Z startup on slow systems now has longer timeouts to avoid errors
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2070 Super Mobile, RTX 2080 Super Mobile, RTX 2060 Max-Q, RTX 2070 Super Max-Q, RTX 2080 Super Max-Q, RTX 2070 Mobile Refresh, RTX 2060 Mobile Refresh, GTX 1650 Mobile, GTX 1650 Ti Mobile, GeForce MX350, GRID RTX T10 (GeForce Now), Quadro RTX 8000, Tesla P40, Quadro 500M, GeForce GTX 1060 (Microsoft), GeForce GT 610 (GF108), GeForce GT 730M
- Added support for AMD Radeon Pro 580, Radeon Pro V340, Apple 5300M & 5500M
v2.30.0 (March 13th, 2020)
- Added Advanced tab reporting for Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling (Windows 10 20H1)
- Advanced tab now shows WDDM 2.7, Shader Model 6.6, DirectX Mesh Shaders, DirectX Raytracing Tier 1.1
- Worked around Microsoft bug to fix DirectML detection on Windows 10 19041 Insider Build
- Driver registry path for the graphics device is now displayed in Advanced -> General
- Renamed NVIDIA "VDDC" sensor to "GPU Voltage"
- Renamed AMD "GPU only Power Draw" sensor to "GPU Chip Power Draw" to clarify that this is the graphics chip only power draw, not the whole graphics card
- Windows Basic Display Driver will no longer show WHQL/Beta status
- Updated Renoir to be 7 nm
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 590 GME, Radeon Pro W5500, Radeon Pro V7350x2, FirePro 2260, Radeon Instinct MI25 MxGPU, AMD MxGPU
- Added support for Intel UHD Graphics (i5-10210Y)
- Added support for NVIDIA GTS 450 Rev 2
- Fixed crash during DirectX 12 detection
v2.29.0 (January 15th, 2020)
- All AMD RX 5000 Series (Navi) cards now report game clock as "GPU Clock", instead of base clock
- Fixed window position not getting saved when GPU-Z is running during OS shutdown/reboot
- Fixed GPU-Z crash when the AMD driver gets stopped (during driver update etc)
- Fixed PCIe speed reporting on Vega
- Added support for Intel Iris Plus Graphics 645
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 5600 & 5600 XT, Renoir APU, Radeon Pro Vega II, Radeon HD 8280E
v2.28.0 (December 9th, 2019)
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT, Radeon Pro W5700
- Added support for upcoming AMD graphics driver
- Fixed VRAM reporting on 4 GB Navi cards to show correct value
- Improved detection for AMD RX 470D, RX 560 Mobile, Picasso, Raven Ridge
- Fixed clock readings on older ATI graphics cards
- Added DirectX Support reporting for ATI R200 GPUs
v2.27.0 (November 18th, 2019)
- Added support for AMD Radeon Pro Vega 48, FirePro A300
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super, GTX 1650 Super, GTX 1650 Max-Q, GeForce 945A, Tesla V100-SXM2-16GB, Tesla P4, Tesla K8
- Advanced Tab now shows PCI bus location of the device
- Fixed crash on very old CPUs due to missing SSE instructions
- Fixed EVGA ICX fan speeds not reported on GeForce 20
- Fixed sensors showing all "0" on some AMD CrossFire setups
- Improved default clock reporting on NVIDIA, even with no driver installed
- Fixed wrong memory clock reported on NVIDIA when two cards with different memory types installed
v2.26.0 (October 8th, 2019)
- Fixed GPU-Z crashing during BIOS save on nearly all recent NVIDIA cards
- Fixed crash on startup on Navi when no driver installed
- Fixed ASUS ROG window getting cut off at bottom, hiding the "Close" button
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 5500 & RX 5500 Mobile
- Updated the AMD memory temperature tooltip to clarify that it shows memory junction temperature, and that the value is the temperature of the hottest chip (not average)
- Moved reset button on sensors tab by one pixel to properly align it
- Reverted AMD fan-stop-detect-workaround, which was added in last version, because it introduced misreadings. AMD has fixed their driver since 19.9.1
- Fixed PCIe idle speed reported for Vega 20
- Fixed CrossFire detection on Navi and Vega 20
- Fixed NVIDIA Quadro NVS 300 getting reported as fake
- Added fake detection for cards using NVIDIA GK107 & GK208
- Added fake detection for GeForce GTX 1050 Ti based on GK107
- Added support for TU104-based RTX 2060 and Quadro P520
v2.25.0 (September 10th, 2019)
- First tab now shows support status for Vulkan, DirectX Raytracing, OpenGL & DirectML
- Fixed bluescreen in QEMU/KVM virtual machine caused by MSR register access
- Improved clock speed reporting for AMD Navi
- Advanced tab now shows Base, Game and Boost clock on Navi
- Added workaround for stuck fan speeds when fan-stop is active on AMD
- Added workaround for 65535 RPM fan speed reported on Navi
- When BIOS upload is finished show "Finished"
- Added support for NVIDIA Quadro P2200, Quadro RTX 4000 Mobile, Quadro T1000 Mobile
- Added support for AMD Radeon Pro WX 3200, Barco MXRT 7600, 780E Graphics, HD 8330E
- Added support for Intel Ice Lake
v2.24.0 (August 13th, 2019)
- 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
v2.23.0 (August 6th, 2019)
- Improved AMD Navi Radeon RX 5700 Series support
- Added support for additional variants of RTX 2060 & RTX 2070 Super
- Updated icon and splash screen with high-DPI support
- Added BIOS saving support for NVIDIA Super cards
- Fixed PCIe speed always getting reported as "4.0" on Navi
- Fixed crashes caused by Valve Anticheat
- Fixed crashes on Radeon R9 290 / 390 Series
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Mobile, GTX 1050 Mobile, GT 1030 (GK107), MX150 (GP107), MX250, Tesla V100-SXM2-16GB, Quadro RTX 5000 Mobile, Quadro RTX 3000
- Added support for AMD Radeon 550X, Radeon 540X, Pro WX 2100, Pro Vega 64, Pro Vega 64X, Pro WX Vega M GL
- Added support for Intel Iris Pro P580, UHD P630, UHD 610 (CFL GT1)
- Added support for ATI Radeon HD 4350 (VisionTek)
- Gainward vendor Id no longer reported as "CardExpert"
- Hardened security of kernel mode driver (CVE-2019-7245)
- When log file can't be written, show error message only once
- Remove readonly attribute from temporary files before trying to delete
- Fixed year in About dialog
v2.22.0 (July 1st, 2019)
- Added preliminary Radeon RX 5700 & 5700 XT (Navi) support
- If a file "GPU-Z.ini" exists in the GPU-Z directory, GPU-Z will use it to read/write all configuration settings instead of the registry, making GPU-Z fully portable
- When an unknown GPU is detected, GPU-Z will show a notice window, which requests a validation submission
- Addded support for PCI-Express Gen 4
- Added support for NVIDIA RTX 2060 Super, RTX 2070 Super, RTX 2080 Super, Tesla T4, Quadro T2000 Mobile
- Added support for AMD FirePro S7150, ATI FireStream 9250
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics 620
- Added AMD SOC Temperature Sensor
v2.21.0 (May 24th, 2019)
- Fixed missing sensor data on AMD Radeon VII with 19.5.1 drivers
- Fixed broken GPU load sensor on AMD Raven Ridge APUs
- Fix OpenCL detection for Radeon VII and other Vega 20 cards
- Added support for NVIDIA Quadro P500
v2.20.0 (April 30th, 2019)
- Fixed overclock getting reset on NVIDIA cards with Boost
- Fixed crash on Pascal GPUs when no driver loaded
- Fixed crashes on Apple Vega 12
- Changed memory bus width capitalization from "Bit" to "bit"
v2.19.0 (April 29th, 2019)
- Added support for AMD Ryzen 3000 Picasso APUs
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650, GTX 1650 Mobile, GTX 1660 Ti Mobile,
- GeForce MX250, TU117-B
- Added GeForce MX230 and GP108 transistor count
- AMD Radeon Pro graphics cards now show the appropriate logo
- Improved EVGA iCX to work better and more reliably detect sensor capabilities
- Added support to detect DirectX Raytracing, Variable Rate Shading, WDDM 2.6 and Shader Model 6.5 (listed in Advanced panel)
- Advanced Panel now lists new DX12 capabilities introduced in Windows 10 Updates
- October 2018 and May 2019
- Advanced Panel can now detect Tiled Resources Tier 4
- "ASIC Quality" in Advanced Panel will only be displayed when available, since the feature probably won't be coming back for new GPUs
- Reduced startup time on system with AMD PowerXpress
- Added new icons for the ASUS ROG version and fixed white line below window title
- Fixed crash when no cards detected and hovering over driver info
- Fixed crash on startup on Windows XP machines
- NVIDIA Tesla K80 is GK210, not GK110
v2.18.0 (March 15th, 2019)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660, RTX 2060 Mobile (TU106-B), Quadro RTX 5000, Quadro RTX 6000
- Added Hotspot temperature monitoring for AMD Radeon VII
- Vega 10 & Vega 20 Hotspot no longer disabled by default
- Updated PCI vendor database to add new companies and remove unused entries
- Ensure "Sapphire" vendor name doesn't get displayed on PCPartner OEM cards
- Fixed crash on startup during BIOS parsing on older NVIDIA cards (GeForce 500)
- Fixed GPU-Z hang during splash screen on some systems
- Fixed system crash on some AMD systems during BIOS read
v2.17.0 (February 27th, 2019)
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 1660 Ti, Titan RTX, RTX 2080 Mobile, RTX 2070 Mobile, RTX 2060 Mobile, Quadro RTX 4000, GTX 650 (GK106), Quadro P5200
- Added support for AMD Radeon VII, Radeon HD 8400E
- Added support for Intel Amber Lake GT2 (Core i7-8500Y)
- Added support for detection of Radeon Adrenalin 2019 version
- Simplified some sensor titles: "GPU Clock", "Memory Clock", "Shader Clock"
- Unified "Memory Used" / "Memory Usage" sensor titles to "Memory Used"
- Improved crash reporter to ask for problem description and optional email, so we can follow up
- Advanced Panel dropdown will show "Memory Timings" option only when memory timing details are available
- OpenCL "Max Packet Size" is now formatted as unsigned value
- Instead of empty value show "None" when no OpenCL Built-in Kernels supported
- Added support for "None" in OpenCL DP, SP, Half FP Capability
- Fixed "File creation failed" message during GPU-Z startup
- Fixed GPU and memory load monitoring on RX 580 2048 SP
- Fixed missing default boost clock on GTX 1660 Ti and some Pascal cards
- Fixed missing fan sensors on RTX cards with no monitor connected
- Fixed crash on startup (Windows XP)
- Fixed crash when opening DXVA 2.0 report (Windows XP)
- Fixed power limit reporting on older NVIDIA cards
- Fixed crash during BIOS save on older NVIDIA cards
- Fixed incorrect VRAM reporting on 16 GB Vega
- Fixed various crashes caused by physical memory access
v2.16.0 (December 10th, 2018)
- When a UWD/DCH driver is detected on Windows 10, it will be displayed as "DCH" in driver version
- Advanced tab now includes an entry showing DCH driver status on Windows 10
- Added EVGA iCX support for RTX 2080 FTW3 and RTX 2080 Ti FTW3
- Fixed GPU-Z crash on AMD Polaris
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060
- Splash screen is now DPI aware
- Fixed sensor list not fully visible on some DPI settings
- Fixed rendering artifacts when resizing sensor window
- Moved "check for updates" setting to main settings panel
v2.15.0 (November 16th, 2018)
- Added hardware giveaway (to the left of "close" button): 2x PowerColor Radeon RX 590 Red Devil, 2x AMD Ryzen 2600X, 15x $30 Steam coupon
- Fixed Quadro K4000 and K2100M detected as fake
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 590
- Added support for Intel Whiskey Lake, UHD Graphics 617 (Macbook Air 2018)
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla V100-SXM2-32GB
- Fixed Vega 20 release date
v2.14.0 (October 25th, 2018)
- When available, boost clock is used to calculate fillrate and texture rate
- Fixed missing Intel GPU temperature sensor
- Fixed wrong clocks on some Intel IGP systems ("12750 MHz")
- NVIDIA power sensors now labeled with "W" and "%"
- Added support for Intel Coffee Lake Refresh
v2.13.0 (October 15th, 2018)
- Fixed missing fan speed sensors for pre-Turing cards using GeForce driver 400 and newer
- Fixed some rare crashes during GPU-Z startup
- Minimize on close will now trigger on "Close" button click, Escape key, ALT+F4. Use the tray icon menu to exit GPU-Z when "minimize on close" is enabled.
- Screenshot button tooltip will no longer be visible in screenshots
v2.12.0 (October 12th, 2018)
- Added detection for fake graphics cards using old relabeled NVIDIA GPUs (G84, G86, G92, G94, G96, GT215, GT216, GT218, GF108, GF106, GF114, GF116, GF119, GK106)
- Added BIOS saving capability for NVIDIA Turing
- Added monitoring for multiple fans on Turing
- Added fan speed % monitoring on Turing
- Added HDMI and DisplayPort info to Advanced -> NVIDIA
- Power draw on NVIDIA cards is now reported in both TDP % and Watt
- Fixed system hang caused by Valve anti-cheat
- Fixed memory bandwidth on Turing with GDDR6
- Fixed tooltip for system memory usage sensor
- Fixed broken Radeon RX 400 GPU usage monitoring on newer drivers
v2.11.0 (September 17th, 2018)
- Added NVIDIA GeForce RTX Turing support
- Added option to minimize GPU-Z on close
- Added system RAM memory usage sensor
- Added temperature monitoring offset for Threadripper 2nd gen
- Fixed typo in NVIDIA Perf Cap Reason tooltip
- GPU-Z will no longer use AMD ADL memory sensors because they are buggy, WDDM monitoring used again
- GPU Lookup feature improved by taking boost clock into account
- Added ability to clean up old QueryExternal files in temp directory
- Added support to BIOS parser for USB-C output, GDDR6 memory, 16 Gbit memory chips
- Added support for NVIDIA RTX 2080 Ti, RTX 2080, RTX 2070, GTX 750 Ti (GM107-A), GTX 1050 Ti Mobile 4 GB, Quadro P1000, Tesla P100 DGXS, GeForce 9200
- Added support for AMD Vega 20, Fenghuang, Ryzen 5 Pro 2500U, 5 Pro 2400G, 3 Pro 2200G, 3 Pro 2300U, 3 2200GE, Athlon 200GE, Embedded V1807B
- Added support for Intel UHD 610, UHD P630 (Xeon), Coffee Lake GT3e (i5-8259U)
v2.10.0 (July 19th, 2018)
- Added CPU temperature monitoring for Intel Sandy Bridge and newer and all AMD Ryzen
- Optimized sensor graph drawing code for faster repaint with lower CPU usage
- Various improvements to avoid error messages related to Query External
- Added button to reset sensor data
- Fixed missing tooltip for GPU clock sensor
- Report Overdrive Limits in Advanced: ATI/AMD BIOS
- Added GDDR6 memory type
- Delay "Screenshot taken" dialog by a second, to not get captured by screenshot
- Fixed secondary devices showing up with no info (old ATI cards)
- Fixed memory clocks on Intel Arrandale
- Fixed memory module info in Advanced Panel for AMD Vega
- Added support for AMD Vega M GH, Vega M GL, WX 4130, WX 4150, WX 8100, Radeon Pro Vega 56, Pro SSG
- Added support for AMD Vega Graphics in Ryzen 3 2200U, Ryzen 3 2300U, Ryzen 3 Pro 2200GE, Ryzen 5 2400GE, Ryzen 7 2400U
- Added support for Intel UHD 605, UHD 610, UHD 630, P580
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 6 GB, GTX 1050 3 GB, GTX 1050 2 GB (GP106), GTX 1050 Ti Max-Q, MX110, MX130, GTX 750 Ti (GM107B)
- Added support for NVIDIA Quadro GV100, P600 Mobile, P620, P2000, P3200, P4200, Grid M3-3020
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla V100, V100-PCIE-32GB, M4, P106-090, P5200, P6, P40, P100 SXM2, P100 PCIe 12 GB
v2.9.0 (May 7th, 2018)
- Fixed empty or incorrect readings for NVIDIA GPUs in TCC mode (Quadro/Tesla)
- Added WDDM 2.4 support for Windows 10 RS4 / April Update / Spring Creators Update
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla V100
- Added support for Haswell GT1 in Celeron 2961Y
- Added support for HBM2 memory type in Advanced Panel, NVIDIA BIOS
- Added support for perf cap reason 'none' (Tesla in TCC mode)
- Addded more Bristol Ridge models
- Fixed detection for AMD Carrizo/Bristol/Stoney
- Changed Wani name to Carrizo/Bristol
- Fixed DirectX support reporting for ATI RV200
- Vega's SOC Clock and Hot Spot sensors are now disabled by default at request of AMD. You can enable them any time in settings
- When GPU-Z is set to launch on Window startup, disable "This file was downloaded from Internet" message
- Fixed top right button corruption when resizing the window
- Improved drawing code for sensor graph
v2.8.0 (February 23rd, 2018)
- Fixed crashes and other issues on AMD Ryzen Raven Ridge APU
- Added DXVA 2.0 hardware decoder info to Advanced Tab
- "Disable sensor" menu item now properly called "Hide"
- Improved VRAM usage monitoring on AMD
- Improved rendering performance of NVIDIA PerfCap sensor
- Improved AMD power limit reporting in Advanced Panel
- "MemVendor" is now included in XML dump output
- Fixed NVIDIA PerfCap sensor drawing outside its area
- Fixed "BIOS reading not supported" error on NVIDIA, on some motherboards
- Fixed HBM memory type detection in Advanced Tab on Fury X
- Fixed temperature misreadings on Vega
- Fixed "Digital Signature" label getting truncated on some hidpi screens
- Added support for RX 460 Mobile, RX 560 Mobile, RX 570 Mobile, RX 580 Mobile, RX 550 based on Baffin LE
v2.7.0 (January 23rd, 2018)
- GPU-Z will no longer block Windows shutdown/restart on Fall Creators Update
- Updated NVFlash for newer NVIDIA cards like GTX 1070 Ti
- Fixed reported VRAM size on Vega (now 8192 MB)
- Fixed incorrect labelling of GPU Memory Clock Sensor on NVIDIA
- Fixed Polaris 21 OpenCL and TMU/ROP detection
v2.6.0 (January 16th, 2018)
- Sensor refresh will no longer lag the GPU-Z window
- Fixed GPU-Z not starting at all due to broken UPX EXE compressor
- Fixed crashes on RX Vega
- Fixed fan RPM monitoring on RX Vega
- Added support for Radeon Adrenalin Edition
- RX560 GPU renamed from Baffin to Polaris 21 at AMD's request
- Added support for NVIDIA Titan V, GeForce GTX 1060 5 GB, Tesla K40m, GeForce 825M, Quadro M520, NVIDIA NVS 810, NVIDIA Grid M6-8Q
- Added support for AMD Vega 8 Raven Ridge Graphics, Pro WX 9100
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics P630, UHD Graphics 630, Gemini Lake UHD Graphics 600
- Fixed GP100 die size
- Fixed Braswell 16 vs 12 EU count
- Fixed crash on AMD cards with empty board Id (MSI RX 580 Armor)
v2.5.0 (November 6th, 2017)
- Added driver date and WHQL status as separate items
- Added refresh button
- NVIDIA BIOS version is now always uppercased
- Renamed "ForceWare" in driver version to "NVIDIA"
- Updated NVIDIA NVFlash for BIOS saving
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 1070 Ti, GTX 1050 Ti Mobile (GP106), NVIDIA Quadro GP100, Quadro M620
- Added support for Intel UHD Graphics 620
- Added support for AMD RX Vega 64 Liquid, FirePro M4150
- Added Vega SOC Clock, VR SOC and VR Mem monitoring
- Added support for WDDM 2.3
- Fixed GPU-Z crash when trying to display error message for failed BIOS upload
v2.4.0 (September 7th, 2017)
- Fixed AMD RX Vega shader count detection
- Fixed OpenCl detection on ATI/AMD cards with older drivers
v2.3.0 (September 5th, 2017)
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX Vega Series
- Fixed incorrect/missing information AMD Catalyst 17.2.2 and newer
- Fixed GPU & memory activity monitoring on AMD Radeon RX 500 Series
- Fixed crash on startup in rare CrossFire configurations
- Fixed CrossFire detection for slave cards
- Addded VRM efficiency & VDDC/VDDCI power readings for Polaris
- Added support for AMD Radeon WX 7100, WX 3100
- Addded support for NVIDIA Quadro M2200, GTX 1080 Mobile, GeForce MX150
v2.2.0 (July 6th, 2017)
- Added AMD Radeon memory timings section to Advanced Tab
- Added driver date to driver version tooltip and to Advanced Tab
- Added settings entry to set sensor default display mode (cur, min, max, avg)
- Added right-click menu to Advanced Tab to copy to clipboard
- Improved GPU-Z startup speed, especially on slow or single-core systems
- Query_External files will be deleted from temp folder immediately
- Fixed order of OpenCL entries in Advanced Tab (CMD Queue Properties)
- Fixed missing sensors in shared memory
- Fixed display corruption on older NVIDIA GPUs
- Added EVGA iCX fan monitoring support
- Added die size and transistor count for AMD RX 560
- Added support for Intel Iris Plus 640 & 650, GMA600
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 1030, GeForce 810M, Mining P104 & P106, Quadro P3000
v2.1.0 (May 23rd, 2017)
- Various bugfixes
v2.0.0 (May 23rd, 2017)
- Advanced Tab added, with additional on info on VGA BIOS, CUDA, OpenCL, DirectX, Vulkan
- Added support for EVGA iCX Sensors
- Fixed BIOS saving on GeForce 900 Series and newer, on 32-bit OS
- NVIDIA PerfCap Reason "Util" renamed to "Idle"
- Added retry option to "Rendering doesn't work over remote desktop" message
- When log file can't be written to, stop trying until re-enabled by user
- Fixed DirectX Support detection on old ATI cards (R600 and older)
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla P100 PCIe, Tesla M10, Quadro P5000
- Added support for Intel Graphics 615
- Added support for AMD HD 8350G
v1.20.0 (April 18th, 2017)
- Fixed BIOS extraction resulting in corrupted BIOS on Radeon RX 500 Series
v1.19.0 (April 13th, 2017)
- Improved support for AMD Radeon 500 Series
- Added BIOS saving support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
- Added support for NVIDIA Titan Xp, Quadro M600M, Quadro M1200
- Fixed NVIDIA driver version detection on Windows 8
- Added new Sapphire vendor Id
v1.18.0 (March 15th, 2017)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Ti, Quadro P4000, P1000, P600, P400
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 580, RX 570, RX 560, RX 550, HD 6430M
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics 500 (Apollo Lake Pentium N4200)
- Update check will now display the latest version number available
- Fixed error message display during BIOS upload
- Improved tray icon creation code when GPU-Z is launched during Windows startup
- Fixed clocks read as -1 on Pascal cards with overclocking disabled
- Invalid readings are no longer included in sensor average calculation (avoids -1.$ output)
- Addded support to display Boost clocks on Intel
v1.17.0 (January 31st, 2017)
- Intel GPU codenames now have the CPU name prepended
- All Intel GPUs newer than Sandy Bridge have UEFI marked as available
- Fixed AMD Beema ROP and TMU count, process size 28 nm
- Fixed Bay Trail to be 22 nm, DX11
- Added support for Intel Kaby Lake, Apollo Lake
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 1050, 1050 Ti Mobile, Quadro 5000, GP104 based GTX 1060, GP104-based Quadro Mobile
v1.16.0 (December 12th, 2016)
- Fixed Polaris OC reading error, introduced with 1.15.0
v1.15.0 (December 12th, 2016)
- Fixed memory clock reading on AMD Fiji cards with Crimson ReLive
- Fixed DDR3 memory detection on Intel Skylake
- Additional fields submitted to GPU Lookup to improve detection
v1.14.0 (December 9th, 2016)
- Fixed clock reading on AMD cards which do not support Wattman
v1.13.0 (December 9th, 2016)
- Added support for Wattman overclocking on older AMD Radeon cards
- Fixed memory leak when running for long time on NVIDIA Pascal
- Fixed driver WHQL detection
- WHQL status is now displayed after the version name
- Fixed reporting format of PCIe bus interface
- Integrated graphics now display N/A as bus interface
- Fixed double error message on startup when log file can't be written to
- Fixed Kaveri DDR3/DDR4 detection
- Added support for AMD Radeon Pro Duo, WX 7100, WX 5100, WX 4100, early support for AMD Stoney
- Added support for VIA graphics
v1.12.0 (October 18th, 2016)
- BIOS upload dialog will now let you browse to the uploaded or duplicate BIOS
- NVIDIA Fermi DirectX support is now listed as 11.0
- GTX 1050 & 1060: SLI support field now shows "Not supported by GPU"
- Sensor window will now scroll by larger distance when clicking outside the thumbtrack
- When GPU-Z window is at the right edge of screen, render test will open to the left of the GPU-Z window
- Added DDR4 detection support for AMD Kaveri
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080 Mobile, GTX 1070 Mobile, GTX 1060 Mobile, GTX 1050 Ti, GTX 1050, 920 MX (GM108), 940 MX, Quadro P6000
- Added support for AMD R9 M385X, R5 M315
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics 620, HD Graphics 515
v1.11.0 (September 13th, 2016)
- Full set of Device IDs is now displayed in the main window.
This can be used to file a compensation claim in the GTX 970 lawsuit.
- Added support for BIOS saving on GTX 1060
- Tray notification icon creation code improved
v1.10.0 (August 10th, 2016)
- Added support for Radeon RX 470, RX 460
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX Titan X Pascal, GTX 1060 3 GB, GT 740 (GK106), 930M (GM108), 930 MX
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics 510, Iris Graphics 550
- Fixed fan-stop on AMD not getting detected correctly
- Fixed NVIDIA driver version not being read on drivers from Windows Update
- Fixed BIOS saving on AMD RX 470/460
- Fixed crash when lookup button clicked when no card detected
- Name for unknown GPUs on ATI/AMD is now displayed correctly
- Fixed incorrect shader count on Polaris GPUs in ULPS mode
- Fixed GTX 1070/1080 release dates
- Clarified sensor name of Polaris to "GPU 'only' power draw"
- Improved power draw monitoring performance on Polaris
v1.9.0 (July 13th, 2016)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060
- Fixed BIOS saving on AMD Polaris
- Fixed default clock reading on AMD Polaris
- Added transistor count for AMD Ellesmere
- Added support to indicate SLI high-speed bridge status
- Fixed incorrect sensor readings when AMD GPU is disabled or no driver installed
- Fixed BIOS saving on NVIDIA GTX 690
- HTTPS will be used when connecting to TPU server
- Added support for NVIDIA GT 730 (GK107), GeForce 940MX
v0.8.9 (June 20th, 2016)
- Added AMD Polaris support
- Added support for GeForce GTX 1070
- Added support for reading overclock on GeForce GTX 1070/1080
- Added BIOS reading for GeForce GTX 1070/1080
- Added support for NVIDIA Quadro M2000
- Added support for AMD E8860
- Fixed memory monitoring sometimes resetting beyond 4 GB usage
- Fixed double default memory clock on GT220/240
- Fixed double memory clock on GTxxx cards with GDDR5X
- Fixed typo in BIOS saving dialog
- Fixed no GPU selected in dropdown in some rare cases
v0.8.8 (May 13th, 2016)
- Added a settings dialog that can be accessed via the icon in the top right of the window
- Added ASIC quality reading for Fiji and Tonga
- ASIC quality readout now compares your GPU against online data from GPU-Z validations
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, GTX 980 in laptop, GTX 965M, 940M, 910M, GT 755M, Quadro M6000 24 GB, M4000M, K3100M, M500M, Tesla M40, M60
- Added support for Intel Iris Graphics 540
- Fixed -card parameter not working correctly
- Fixed bluescren on Cedarview, during temperature reading
- Fixed Intel Iris Graphics 540 GPU name to correctly show GT3e
- Fixed NVIDIA BIOS reading on systems with PLX PCIe bridge
- Fixed hang on systems with disabled/broken HPET implementation
- Slighty improved wording in BIOS Upload Dialog
v0.8.7 (February 23rd, 2016)
- Radeon Crimson Driver version is now properly detected
- Fixed 1.55V GPU voltage reading on AMD Fiji when in ULPS
- Fixed Skylake DirectX 12 feature level to correctly show 12_1
- Fixed bluescreen on Intel Cloverview (Atom Z2760)
- Fixed CUDA detection for devices on bus number bigger than 9
- Fixed AMD Beema naming
- Fixed OpenCL driver crash message always blaming ATI
- Some HD 2000 and HD 3000 cards are now correctly recognized as ATI
- Revision ID is now always displayed as two digits
- Fixed shader model still being displayed on older cards
- Fixed millisecond precision in log file timestamps
- Updated Armenian language texts
- Misc Stability fixes
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 980 8GB (notebook), GTX 965M, GTX 750 (GM206), GT 710 (GK208), Quadro K1200, M5000, M2000M, M1000M, K2200M, GRID K160Q, Tesla K80
- Added support for AMD R9 380X, R7 350, Mullins
- Added support for Intel Skylake Graphics 510, P530, 540
v0.8.6 (November 4th, 2015)
- Added support for DirectX 12
- Removed shader model readout
- Wake up sleeping AMD GPUs in laptops during GPU-Z startup
- Fixed BIOS reading on AMD Fury Series
- Fixed incorrect fan speed reading on AMD Fury Series
- Fixed Intel Skylake / Braswell / Cherry Lake support
- Fixed several instabilities on Intel GPUs
- Fixed rare bluescreen on AMD Fury Series
- Fixed 3D clocks on AMD not getting read properly when no driver installed
- Fixed sensor misreadings when AMD GPU is in deep sleep
- Fixed rare care of wrong BIOS getting accessed on multi-GPU systems
- Fixed random BIOS version characters when BIOS couldn't be read
- Fixed voltage monitoring on some Sapphire graphics cards
- Memory usage of Intel GPUs is now combined into a single value
- Shortened Biostar vendor name to just "Biostar"
- Improved AMD Radeon memory size detection
- Reduced memory consumption of monitoring sample history
- Removed NVIDIA logo when GPU vendor is unsupported
- Added command line usage with /help
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 950, 920M, 845M, GT 710 (GK208), Microsoft Surface Book GPU, Quadro K610M, Quadro M5000M, M4000, M3000M
- Added support for AMD R9 Nano, Carrizo, Kabini
- Added support for Intel Iris Pro P6300, HD Graphics 5600, HD Graphics 520
v0.8.5 (July 30th, 2015)
- Fixed Windows 10 detection
- Fixed CUDA detection in Windows 10
- Added GPU voltage monitoring for AMD Fiji
- Added memory controller load monitoring for AMD Sea Islands, Volcanic Islands, Pirate Islands
- Board Id moved into BIOS version tooltip
- Validation Id now displayed in GPU-Z window title
- Revision Id of recent AMD GPUs will now be displayed
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970M & 980M (GM204-B), GeForce 940M, 930M
- Added support for Intel Atom x7-Z8700, Celeron N3150
- Added support for AMD R9 370, R9 370X, R9 380, R9 390, R9 390X, R9 Fury, A8-7100
v0.8.4 (June 25th, 2015)
- Added PowerColor Radeon Fury X Giveaway
- Added full AMD Radeon Fury X support
- Added support for AMD R7 360
- Added support for Broadwell GT3e
- Added high-quality DPI aware vendor logos
- Whitespace cleanup in Intel VGA BIOS strings
- Fixed UEFI checkbox color on ASUS ROG
- Fixed UEFI checkbox displayed as checked when unknown
v0.8.3 (May 27th, 2015)
- Added VGA BIOS UEFI support indicator
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 980 Ti, GTX 965M, GTX 950M, NVS315, GT 750 (GK106)
- Added support for AMD Fiji, Radeon R2/R3 Graphics (Mullins APU)
- Added support for various Intel Broadwell SKUs
- Fixed missing NVIDIA PerfCap sensor in some cases
- Added support for HBM memory
- Fixed GT200B die size
- Fixed some NV42 specs
- Improved OpenCl detection code
v0.8.2 (March 14th, 2015)
- Added graphics card lookup button
- Added Windows 10 support
- Added support for NVIDIA Titan X
- Added support for AMD R9 255, FirePro W7100, HD 8370D, AMD R9 M280X, R9 M295X
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 980M, GTX 970M, GTX 965M, GTX 845M, GTX 760 Ti OEM, GTX 660 (960 shaders), GT 705, GT 720, GT 745M, NVS 310, Grid K200
- Added support for Intel Broadwell Graphics
- Improved Intel GMA3600 support
- Improved hardware access stability on AMD Kaveri
- Fixed GTX 970 ROP count
- The driver version readout will now display WHQL status
- Added AMD APU logo and updated other logos
- Added PCI-Express bus usage sensor on NVIDIA
- Added registry key (Force_WDDM_Mem_Sensor=1) to bypass NVIDIA driver memory monitoring and use WDDM monitoring instead
- Web links now opened in default browser
- Fixed NVIDIA BIOS save hanging system on Windows 8 and newer
- Show N/A on Intel IGP memory size
- Fixed GPU-Z icon disappearing on shortcuts
- Fixed blank line between sensor logfile entries
- GPU-Z can now start properly from encrypted system drive
- Displayed Catalyst version only includes version number
- Fixed OpenCL detection on HD 7970M
- CrossFire on AMD cards no longer displayed as ATI CrossFire
- Disabled memory vendor detection on future APUs
v0.8.1 (January 21st, 2015)
- Added full GeForce GTX 960 support
- Added preliminary NVIDIA GM200 support
- Fixed NVIDIA GM107 ROP count
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 980M, GTX 970M, GTX 660 (960 shaders), GT 705, GT 720, GT 745M, NVS 310, Grid K200
- Added support for AMD R9 255, FirePro W7100, HD 8370D
- Added preliminary support for Intel Broadwell Graphics
- Fixed sensor window having wrong size when using startup option -tab 2
- Improved memory vendor detection on NVIDIA
- Added PCI-Express bus usage sensor on NVIDIA
- Fixed OpenCL detection for Vesuvius GPU
- Improved detection for future AMD devices
- Disabled memory vendor detection on future APUs
- Added millisecond precision for sensor logging when refresh faster than 1 sec
- Fixed some rare application crashes
v0.8.0 (October 23rd, 2014)
- Added full support for GeForce GTX 970/980
- Fixed BIOS saving on NVIDIA Maxwell GPUs
- Fixed GPU memory usage sensor on Windows 8/8.1
- Fixed system hang when playing video on systems with Hawaii GPU
- Fixed system stuttering on CrossFire with ULPS active
- Added support for AMD Radeon R5 M240, R5 M255, FirePro W2100, W4100, W8100, FireStream 9270, FirePro 2450
- Added support for NVIDIA Quadro K420, K620, K2000D, K2200, K4200, K5200
- Added support for missing Haswell Mobile GPU variant
- Added preliminary support for AMD Topaz GPU
- AMD Tonga: Fix ROP count, shader count, die size, transistors, product name
- Fixed broken HD 7990 detection
- Fixed OpenCL detection on some ATI/AMD cards
- Added support for PerfCap sensor reason: SLI GPUBoost Synchronization
v0.7.9 (August 11th, 2014)
- Added preliminary support for NVIDIA GM204
- Added preliminary support for AMD Tonga
- Added support for AMD Radeon R9 M275X, FirePro W5100, W9100
- Added support NVIDIA GeForce GTX 780 6 GB, GTX 860M, GTX 780M, GT 830M, GT 740, GT 730, GT 720, Quadro NVS 510, FX 380M, GRID K520, Tesla K40c
- Added release date for R9 290
- More robust PhysX detection
- Fixed fan speed monitoring on some recent AMD cards
- Fix for sensor graph over/underflow
- Performance improvements to sensor graph drawing
- Fix for French translation
v0.7.8 (April 14th, 2014)
- GPU-Z window can be resized while sensor tab is active
- Fixed incorrect readings on GeForce Tesla cards
- Added support for AMD Radeon R9 295X2, R9 M275, HD 7500G, FirePro W9000
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce Titan Z, GTX 745, GTX 880M, 870M, 860M, 850M, 775M, NVS 510
- Fixed release date for GTX Titan Black, GTX 780 Ti
v0.7.7 (February 14th, 2014)
- Sensor refresh rate is adjustable now
- Fixed GM107 TMU & shader count
- Improved NVIDIA Maxwell support
- Added CHiL8214 voltage monitoring for Pitcairn/Curacao cards
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla K20Xm, GTX 860M
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 8210
v0.7.6 (January 27th, 2014)
- Added graphics memory vendor detection
- Updated integrated NVFlash for BIOS readings
- Improved voltage monitoring support for GTX 780 Ti
- Added support for new Intel Iris 5200 variant
- Added support for AMD Radeon R7 M265, R5 M230, Kaveri A10-7850K, A10-7700K, AMD Stream 9350, Radeon HD 8530M, HD 8650D
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX Titan Black, GTX 750 (GM107), GTX 750 Ti (GM107), GeForce 840M (GM108), GTX 760 (192-bit), GT 750M (Apple), GT 735M, GT 720M
v0.7.5 (December 20th, 2013)
- Fixed crash/hang on NVIDIA Optimus
- Fixed crash during CUDA detection
- Added voltage monitoring support for new Bonaire/Pitcairn SKUs
- Fixed BIOS reading on AMD Mars and Oland
- Added support for AMD Radeon R7 260, HD 7600A, HD 8850M, HD 8400, HD 8240, HD 7620G
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce 705A, GTX 645, GTX 650 OEM, Grid K260Q, Quadro K5100M, K6000
- Added support for Intel GMA (Bay Trail), HD 4200
- Windows 8.1 will now be detected properly
- Sensor data in shared memory will now update once per second, as intended
v0.7.4 (October 31st, 2013)
- Added support for AMD R9 290X, R9 290, R9 270, HD 7310, HD 8280
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 780 Ti, GT 635, Quadro K3100M
- Added release date for AMD R7 260X, R7 250, R7 240
- Fixed release date for AMD R9 280X
- Fixed die size for AMD Tahiti
- Fixed ROP count on Ivy Bridge and Haswell
- Fixed BIOS saving not working on AMD cards without driver
- Fixed some rare crashes on systems with Intel VGA
- Render Test can be paused by left-clicking into window
v0.7.3 (September 12th, 2013)
- Added preliminary support for AMD Radeon R7 240, R7 250, R7 260X, R9 270, R9 270X, R9 290, R9 290X
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7600G, HD 8250, HD 8330, HD 8470G, HD 8570, HD 8570G, E6460
- Added support for AMD FirePro W7000, W600
- Added support for Intel B43 variant
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 625, GT 645, GT 755M, GT 745M, GTX 760M, GTX 765M, GTX 770M, Quadro K1100M, K5100M
- Fixed release date for GeForce GT 750M
- Fixed die size for GF117
- Added voltage monitoring support for NVIDIA cards with NCP4206 voltage controller
- Added voltage monitoring support for GeForce GTX 780 with CHL8318
- Fixed crash on AMD HD 7790 while playing video
- Fixed rare issue with fan RPM monitoring when no fan present
- Fixed upgrade installer not working properly when GPU-Z is running
- Sensor history will now be cleared on resume from standby/hibernate
v0.7.2 (June 21st, 2013)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760, Tesla K10, GT740M (GK208)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 8490, HD 8970M, HD 7400D
- Improved support for Intel Haswell graphics
- Added die size, transistors, release date for Haswell
- Added AMD graphics card logo
- Added translations: Greek, Portuguese (Brazil)
- Updated translation: French
- Fixed rare crash during DirectCompute detection
v0.7.1 (May 17th, 2013)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770, GTX 780, GTX 650 Ti OEM, GT 640 (GK208), GT 630 (GK208), GT 730M, GT 750M, GTX 780M, GRID K1, GRID K2
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7730, HD 8310G, HD 6480G, HD 8410G, HD 8450G, HD 8510G, HD 8550G, HD 8610G, HD 8650G
- Fixed BIOS reading on GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost
- Added experimental sensor readout to show reason for power capping on recent NVIDIA cards
- Fixed clock readings on some older NVIDIA cards
- Improved detection for future NVIDIA cards
v0.7.0 (April 17th, 2013)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7990, HD 8550M, HD 7340, HD 7290, HD 8670D
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 740M, 680MX, 675MX, GT218 based 9400 GT
- Fixed TMU count for RV620
- Fixed voltage monitoring on HD 7790
v0.6.9 (March 19th, 2013)
- Fixed shader count on AMD Radeon HD 7790
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 8870M
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti Boost, GT 415, GT 750M
- Changed NVIDIA Kepler DirectX support to 11.0
- Fixed OpenCL detection showing double error message
- Added tooltips for GPU vendor logo, save bios, render test, screenshot button
v0.6.8 (March 7th, 2013)
- Added support for GeForce GTX Titan, GeForce 505 (GT216), GT 640M, GTX 675MX, Quadro K2000, K3000
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7480D, FirePro W8000, V8700, fake HD 6850 (based on HD 6450)
- Fixed GT 620 GPU name
- Fixed release date for Trinity HD 7000G
- Added detection for Intel GMA
- Improved GPU load monitoring on AMD cards
- Fixed two application crashes related to Intel cards
v0.6.7 (January 21st, 2013)
- Added readout for texture mapping units (TMUs)
- Window position is now restored on startup
- When GPU-Z is minimized, the tray icon tooltip will show some sensor data
- Added support for AMD Tahiti LE, HD 7870M, HD 8000M Series
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 670MX, GT 645M, 730M, GeForce 505, Tesla K20c, K20m, M2070-Q, M2075, Quadro 410, K600, K4000, K4000M K5000, K5000M 5010M
- Fixed system hang when GPU-Z starts on CrossFire systems (Catalyst driver bug)
- Fixed application crash when scanning for power sensors (NVIDIA driver bug)
- Fixed memory size and GPU temperature reading on AMD Llano Fusion systems
- Added command-line parameter -tab to select active tab on startup
- Fixed OpenCL detection for all AMD Thames based cards (e.g. FirePro m2000)
- Added version number to about dialog
v0.6.6 (October 26th, 2012)
- Fixed GPU-Z window getting cut off on non-standard DPI settings
- Fixed overclock calculation error on NVIDIA non-Kepler GPUs
- Fixed GPU-Z not starting or crashing the machine on systems with broken HPET implementation
- Fixed SLI not getting detected under Windows XP
- Fixed garbled board name on some older Radeon cards
- Fixed several memory leaks
- L6788A voltage controller on HD 7750 and HD 7770 will now display correct default voltage
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla M2070
v0.6.5 (October 10th, 2012)
- Added BIOS save and upload for NVIDIA Kepler GPUs
- Fixed boost clock detection for NVIDIA Kepler
- Fixed realtime memory clock monitoring for NVIDIA Kepler cards without Boost
- Fixed boost clock readout showing for Kepler cards without Boost
- Fixed clock, temperature readings and crashes on AMD Trinity
- Fixed uninstaller icon not displaying properly
- Additional fixes for window getting cut-off on some DPI settings
- Added working ASIC quality readings for NVIDIA Kepler GPUs
- Added support for Intel Haswell Graphics
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7450A, HD 7730M, HD 7700M, FirePro M4000, W5000
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 Ti, GT 635M, GT 620M, GeForce 610M, GT 620 (GF119), GT 640 (GF118), Quadro 7000, Quadro K2000M
- Added release date for GeForce GTX 660 and GTX 650
- Added die size for NV10, NV11, NV15, NV17, NV18, NV25, NV28, NV30, NV31, NV34, NV35, NV36, NV38, NV42, G70M, G71M, G73M
v0.6.4 (August 10th, 2012)
- Changed sort order of devices to put devices with connected monitor first
- Fixed memory size reading for NVIDIA cards with 4 GB or more
- Fixed AMD Trinity Fusion clock readings
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 Ti, GTX 660, GTX 650, GT 610, GTX 680M
- Added support for AMD FirePro 2270
- Fixed ROP and TMU count for Intel GMA 3600
- Changed sensor label from "VReg Temperature" to "VRM Temperature"
- Fix for sensors displaying Fahrenheit not being saved properly
- Added VRM temperature monitoring for CHL8228 based cards
- Fix for various crashes
v0.6.3 (July 16th, 2012)
- Added support for NVIDIA GT 620, GT 630, GT 640, GTX 660, Tesla M2090, Quadro 1100M, Quadro 5000M, NVS 5400M, G610M, GT 620M, GT 630M, GT640M LE, GT 660M
- Added support for AMD Trinity, HD 7570, HD 7670, HD 6610M, HD 7550M, HD 7850M, HD 7520G, HD 7640G
- Added warning when OpenCL detection crashed (usually caused by buggy Intel Ivy Bridge GPU drivers)
- Fixed OpenCL detection for Intel, AMD Cape Verde
- Improved NVIDIA Kepler boost clock detection
- Shader clock readout will now be "N/A" when not available
- Bus interface for Fusion and Intel SB/IB will now be "N/A"
- Fixed crash on ATI related to BIOS reading
- Added GPU Power consumption monitoring for Sandy Bridge & Ivy Bridge
- Added voltage monitoring for HD 7700 Series
- Fixed crashes on Windows 8
- Installer will not be launched when GPU-Z is started using -dump
- Added Icon and Publisher name to Installer
- Sensor log checkbox will uncheck properly
v0.6.2 (May 2nd, 2012)
- Fixed boost clocks being displayed on Fermi
v0.6.1 (May 2nd, 2012)
- 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
v0.6.0 (March 19th, 2012)
- Added optional GPU-Z installer which launches when GPU-Z is started for the first time, or can be started manually via the GPU-Z system menu
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7870, HD 7850, HD 7670M, FireStream 9370, FirePro V3900
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680, GT 640M, GTX 560 SE, GT 550M, GeForce 510, NVS 2100M
- Fixed clocks not showing correctly on some systems with Catalyst 12.2
- Fixed board id reading on pre-Fermi cards
- Fixed OpenCL detection for ATI Fusion (Sumo & Ontario)
- Fixed GPU-Z window getting cut off at certain DPI settings
v0.5.9 (February 13th, 2012)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7750 and HD 7770
- Added voltage monitoring for HD 7950 and HD 7970
- Fixed memory size readings for ATI cards with large VRAM
- Improved formula for NVIDIA ASIC Quality reading
- Added explanation text to ASIC quality window
- Fixed bug that caused updater to show up even though no update available, lagging GPU-Z.
- When multi-GPU setup detected, PCIe load test will recommend full screen
- Added board ID to BIOS version readout
- Added option to show sensor reading in GPU-Z title (click the arrow next to the sensor name)
- Refresh sensors in background now defaults to enabled
- Fixed release date for HD 7950
- Added PCI vendor Packard Bell
- Fix for ATI hardware access breaking on Catalyst 12.1
- Added fan RPM monitoring support on some ATI cards
- Added GF108 based GT 520, GTX 555 (non-mobile), GeForce 305M, 610M
v0.5.8 (January 21st, 2012)
- Added explanation about PCI-Express power savings and 3D render test to accurately measure bus config under load
- Added function to display ASIC quality for Fermi and Southern Islands. (Located in the GPU-Z system menu; click the icon in the top left of the window)
- Fixed crash on older ATI cards
- Added voltage monitoring for HD 7970
- Improved real-time clock monitoring for HD 7970
- Fixed OpenCL detection for AMD Antilles, Whistler, Seymour, Blackcomb
- Improved default clock reading for AMD HD 7970 and Fusion
- Added support for AMD FirePro V7900, HD 6930, HD 7690M, HD 6410D
- Fixed Intel Sandy Bridge IGP to be DirectX 10.1, 32 nm
- Added support for NVIDIA Tesla C2075, GeForce GT 630M
v0.5.7 (December 20th, 2011)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 7970, HD 7350
- Fixed "APIC counter broken" message on AMD Fusion Graphics
- Fixed PCIe 3.0 showing up as 2.0
- Fixed fillrate calculation on Fermi architecture
- Fixed ROP count on GT 420, GT 520, HD 5450, HD 6450
- Fixed random values showing as default clocks on some NVIDIA cards
- Fixed random value showing as shader clock on NVIDIA cards without shader clock
- Added / corrected release dates for HD 3650, FirePro V4800 and V3800
- Added process size, die size, transistor count for Radeon E6760
- Added transistor count for FirePro V4900
- Improved detection for HD 5570, HD 6450A, HD 6470M
v0.5.6 (November 25th, 2011)
- Removed PowerColor hardware giveaway
- Added support for ATI Radeon HD 6320, ATI FirePro V9800, AMD FirePro V4900
- Added support for GeForce GTX 560 Ti 448 cores, GeForce GTX 460 v2, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 420, NVIDIA Quadro NVS 450, NVIDIA Quadro FX 380 LP
- Fix for incorrect shader reading on Blackcomb
- Added basic detection for NVIDIA Kepler GK107
v0.5.5 (September 1st, 2011)
- Added PowerColor hardware giveaway
- On multi-GPU systems, GPU-Z will remember the selected card from the selection dropdown
- Added full support for AMD A-Series Fusion processors
- Added detection for ASUS MARS II
- Fixed shader count detection for Blackcomb (mobile AMD Cayman)
- Improved BIOS version reading on NVIDIA
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 560 Ti OEM, GT 545, GT 530, GeForce GTX 580M, GT 555M, GeForce 520MX, GT 520M, 410M, 305M, Quadro 5000, Quadro 4000M, Quadro 400
- Added support for AMD HD 6290, Radeon E6760 & E4690, FirePro V8800, FirePro V3700, FirePro 2460 (FireMV)
v0.5.4 (June 29th, 2011)
- Considerably improved startup time on ATI cards, faster on NVIDIA, too
- Improved rendering on high-DPI screens
- Fixed ROP count reading on AMD Radeon HD 6790, Turks & Whistler
- Fixed sensor count on Caicos, Whistler, Turks
- Fixed OpenCL detection on some NVIDIA drivers
- Memory size reading support for AMD Fusion GPUs
- Added die size and transistor count for GF108, GF114, Turks, Caicos
- Added detection for more Intel Sandy Bridge GPUs
- Added detection for variants of GT 220, GTS 450
- Added detection for faked cards based on GTS 250, 9600 GT, NV41M
- Added detection for GeForce GTX 560 non-Ti, GT 520, GF116 based GTS 450, GT 550M, GeForce 315, GeForce 405, Quadro 2000 & 6000
- Added detection for GeForce GTX 560M, GT 555M, GT 550M, GTX 540M, GT 525M, GT 520M, GTX 415M, GT 410M, Quadro 1000M, NVS 4200M
- Added detection for GT218 based ION 2 / 9300 GS / 8400 GS / 405 / NVS 300
- Added detection for HD 6750, HD 6770, HD 6850M, HD 6970M, HD 6670M, HD 6650M, HD 6330M, FirePro 2260
v0.5.3 (April 8th, 2011)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 6790, FirePro V5800
- Added support for GeForce GT 555M, GTX 540M, G315M, Quadro FX 600, FX 2800M, Quadro 4000
- Fixed GeForce GTX 590 release date
- Added support for voltage controllers VT1556, uP6266, uP6218
- Added VDDCI measurement on CHL8228 based ATI cards
- Added capability to show sensors in TechPowerUp OSD Server
- Fixed several crashes and resource leaks
v0.5.2 (March 21st, 2011)
- Added support for NVIDIA GT 440, GTX 550, GTX 560, GTX 570, GTX 590
- Added support for AMD HD 6990
- Added detection support for more Sandy Bridge IGPs
- Fixed ROP count on ATI Madison
- Improved OpenCL detection for ATI
- Added CHL8228 voltage controller support for Cayman Pro and XT
- Improved driver based voltage monitoring support for ATI cards
- Added startup parameter /card followed by the adapter index, starts with 1.
- Several crash and stability fixes
v0.5.1 (January 25th, 2011)
- Added support for NVIDIA GTX 560 Ti, 480M, 485M
- Added transistors and die size for 460M, 445M, 435M
- Added release date for 6800 GT, 6600 GT, 6600, 6200, 8800 GTX, 8800 GTS, 8800 Ultra, 8600 GTS, 8500 GT, 8800 GS, 9600 GSO, 8800 GT, GTS 250, GT 440
- Added preliminary support for AMD Zacate and Ontario APUs
- Found a new way to disable NVIDIA's power limiter
- Added support for GTX 570 and GTX 560 to power limit disable function, the parameter is now called /GTX500OCP
- Fixed crash in sensors panel
- Acer PCI vendor now using a shorter text that fits the field width
- Added CHL8214 & CHL8226 support for AMD Barts and Cayman
- Improved the automatic update check to run completely in the background and only appear when an update is available (manual update check is unchanged)
v0.5.0 (December 27th, 2010)
- Added full support for Radeon HD 6950 and HD 6970
- Fixed TMU/Texture Fillrate rounding error on NVIDIA cards
- Improved voltage monitoring support for GTX 570
- Workaround for ATI OpenCL driver crashing GPU-Z on systems with NVIDIA cards
- Fixed crash when driver version could not be read
- Fixed crash when splash screen interrupted by message box
v0.4.9 (December 3rd, 2010)
- Added support for GeForce GTX 570, GTX 460 SE
- Added support for PCI-Express 3.0
- Added PowerColor Giveaway
- Added Colorfire PCI vendor ID
- Added detection for AMD Radeon HD 6310, HD 6370
- Fixed BIOS >64k reading on GF110
- Added GT215 based GT 220
- Fixed TMU count on GF104
- Improved default clock reading on GeForce GTX 580
- Better error handling for memory type detection code
v0.4.8 (November 8th, 2010)
- Known issue: BIOS reading on GTX 580 does not save the whole BIOS, check the GPU-Z test builds forum
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 580 and future GF104 variants
- Updated TMU/Texture rate calculation method. Please report any errors in the forums
- Fixed memory clock monitoring on HD 6850, HD 6870
- Fixed label corruption on cards without any shaders
- Fixed rare CrossFire detection bug on ancient ATI drivers
- Added voltage monitoring fallback for ATI cards with unsupported voltage controller
- Updated PCI vendor ID for PowerColor
- Removed MSI giveaway
v0.4.7 (October 18th, 2010)
- 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
v0.4.6 (September 2nd, 2010)
- Added MSI hardware giveaway
- Fixed temperature readings getting stuck on ADT7473 sensor (GTX 400 cards)
- Fixed broken BIOS reading on all cards
- General improvements to Intel support, still far from perfect
- Added support for ATI FirePro V8750
- Added support for GeForce GTS 455, GTS 450, GT 440, GT 430, GT 420, GT 330, GT218 based ION, GTX 470M, GTX 460M, GT 445M, GT 435M, GT 425M, GT 420M, GT 415M, GeForce 310M
- Added basic detection for AMD Radeon HD 6000 Series
- Improved handling for unknown NVIDIA cards
- Added fan RPM monitoring for NVIDIA cards
v0.4.5 (August 19th, 2010)
- Fixed shader count on NVIDIA GTX 460, added die size & transistors
- Fixed ROP count on AMD Redwood
- Added support for ATI FirePro V7800, ATI IGP 320M, ATI FireGL X1, ATI HD 4200 variants
- Added launch on Windows startup function accessible via system menu and supporting UAC
- Autoupdater will not check for update when no Internet connection detected
- Fixed browser not starting correctly from autoupdater
- Screenshot detection that promotes GPU-Z's own screenshot upload feature
- Sensor data collection limited to 6 hours of data per sensor (~250 KB)
- Shortened Clevo PCI vendor name
v0.4.4 (July 1st, 2010)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 460, GT 330, GT 315, GT216 based ION
- Added support for AMD HD 5670 (Juniper), Mobility HD 5430, Mobility 4200, Mobility 4100
- Added PowerColor hardware giveaway
- Added die size measurement for NVIDIA GF100
- Added option to GPU-Z's system menu to show temperatures in °F
- Fix for BIOS reading on ATI
- Fixed decimal points in ADT7473 reading
- Fixed crash on GeForce 8300 IGP
- Added clock monitoring for RS780 variants
- Improved clock monitoring for ATI R6xx architecture
v0.4.3 (May 21st, 2010)
- Added full voltage controller monitoring for GeForce GTX 480
- Added real-time clock monitoring for GF100
- Added detection for vendor GALAXY
- Complete revamp of voltage controller architecture. Adds voltage monitoring for many ATI & NVIDIA cards and generic monitoring method for NVIDIA cards via driver.
- Added support for >4 GB memory on NVIDIA
- Fixed memory clock reading on some HD 5670 cards
- Fixed thermal sensor count on some ATI Evergreen models
- Fixed incorrect default clock reading on some ATI Evergreen models
- Added detection for NVIDIA GTX 465, GT 320M GT 335M, ION variant, GT 340, Tesla C2050, Tesla M2050, GTX 285M, GT 325M, Quadro FX 880M, Quadro FX 1800M
- Added detection for ATI HD 5570, Mobility 4550, Mobility 5870, HD 4250, HD 4290, FirePro V7750
- Added detection for Intel GMA 3150
- Added fix for ADT7473 coldbug (GTX 480) via commandline parameter /fixcoldbug
- Added OCP adjustment for CHL8266 (GTX 480). Use it via command line parameter /chl8266ocp without parameter to query, with numeric value seperated by space to set. This is a permanent change that will not be reverted by powering down the system.
- Added languages Hungarian and Spanish
- Updated languages French, Italian, Russian
v0.4.2 (April 8th, 2010)
- Fixed an issue on all NVIDIA cards that would sometimes cause them to lose fan control when GPU-Z is running. Please don't run pre-0.4.2 and 0.4.2 at the same time, this might result in incorrect readings in the 0.4.2 window.
- Fixed system crash on MSI HD 5830 TwinFrozr II
- Validation upload now uses Unicode for entered name
- Reverted memory bandwidth calculation introduced in last version. It introduces too much confusion, we will go with what all companies use in their marketing material, even though we believe it is not correct. Using power of 10 again now, 1 GB/s = 1,000,000,000 Bytes per Second.
v0.4.0 (March 26th, 2010)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce GTX 470 and GTX 480
- Added voltage monitoring for HD 5750, 5830, 5870 Lightning
- Added support for Intel Pineview
- Fixed double memory clock reading on NVIDIA w/ GDDR5 (real clock is now displayed)
- Fixed rounding errors in RV7xx and Evergreen fan monitoring code
- Added tooltip translations for Albanian and Chinese Traditional
- Memory bandwidth calculation uses GB now instead of GiB
- Added new hardware giveaway tab in cooperation with ASUS
v0.3.9 (February 23rd, 2010)
- Added localized tooltips in the languages: AM, AR, BG, CN, DE, FA, FR, IT, PT, RS, RU, TR, UA. Default language is your system language, you can change this setting in the system menu of GPU-Z.
- Added support for ATI HD 5830, HD 5770, HD 5750, HD 5670, HD 5570, HD 5450, HD 4860, HD 4750, Mobility HD 3430, M97, Mobile HD 5850, 5730, 5650, 5470 (Broadway, Madison and Park)
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce 6200A, GTS 250, 9800S, 205, 310, GT 320, GT 240, GTS 360M, 230M, 330M, 240M, G105M, Quadro NVS170M, G210M, GTS 250M, future MCP, more ION variants.
- Added support for Intel GMA500, Clarkdale, Arrandale
- Added detection for variants of NVIDIA NV41, G94, G98, ATI RV350, RV370, R480, RV515. Most of them used on fake cards relabeled to NVIDIA 9x00 series.
- Improved default clock BIOS parsing on NVIDIA
- Fix for incorrect default clocks on HD 5000 Series
- Fixed incorrect real-time clock monitoring on some HD 5000 cards
- Added more accurate real-time clock monitoring function for NVIDIA
- Improved OpenCL detection on ATI R700, RV790, all HD 5000 cards
- Added temp. monitoring support for some Intel IGPs
- Improvements to CUDA detection
- Removed memory chip input fields from VGA BIOS Upload
v0.3.8 (December 1st, 2009)
- Added framework for translations in GPU-Z, to do that we need your help. Please go to tpu.me/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=72 to submit contributions in your language
- Added sensors to monitor GPU load percentages on NVIDIA
- Fixed startup on Windows 2000 (DLL not found)
- Improved detection/added sensors for ATI M86
- Fixed several NVAPI crashes
- Fixed crash when PhysX not available
- GPU-Z can now be set in its system menu to be always on top of other windows
v0.3.7 (November 19th, 2009)
- Added Infotips for sensors
- Fixed crash when ATI ULPS CrossFire enabled
- Added full support for ATI HD 5970 (Hemlock)
- Added full support for NVIDIA GeForce GT 240 (GT215)
- Added "ULPS active" note to CrossFire status when ULPS active
- Fixed overclocks via CCC not showing correctly
- Added checkboxes to show availability of CUDA, PhysX, OpenCL and DirectX Compute
- Improved memory type detection for GT 216, GT 218
- Added voltage monitoring support for HD 5770
- Disconnected fan now shows correctly in sensors (when detectable via hardware)
- Improved accuracy of ATI GPU load monitoring
- Added detection for ATI RV380/RV530 cards relabeled to NVIDIA 9400/9500/9600 GT
- Added support for NVIDIA 9300 SE, NVS450, GT 240, GTS 250M, G102M
- Added support for Intel G41
v0.3.6 (October 14th, 2009)
- Added Infotips, they can be turned off in the system menu
- Added preliminary support for ATI Radeon HD 5900 (Hemlock), HD 5600 (Cedar), HD 5300 (Redwood)
- Added full support for HD 5850, HD 5770, HD 5750
- GPU-Z no longer crashes on ATI ULPS enabled CrossFire configurations
- Fillrate Pixel, Fillrate Texel, Memory Bandwidth will now correctly recalculate when clocks change
- Bus Interface, ATI shader count is now periodically refreshed
- Added support for HD 5850 voltages
- Second voltage on HD 5870 correctly named VDDCI
- ATI clock reading code fixed
- Fixed default clock reading on HD 5850
- Added Mutex to avoid collisions on long I2C operations
- Added basic detection for a lot of NVIDIA card fakes (NV41 sold as 9800 GT etc..)
- Added detection for ATI FireGL V7600, M92, RS880
- Added detection for NVIDIA GT 130, 9600 GE, Tesla C1060, G 220, GT 220, NVS 3100, GTS 160 M, NVS 160M, NVS 150M, G105M, GT 240M, G105M, G210M, G310M, ION LE
- Fixed die size and transistor count on G72 M
v0.3.5 (September 24th, 2009)
- ATI Radeon HD 5870 (Cypress) fully supported (includes voltage monitoring)
- Added or improved support for NVIDIA FX5500, 9400 GT, G73, GTS 240, GT 140, FX 1800, GT 120 (Apple), FX 380, FX 350, GTX 295 Single PCB, Quadro CX, FX 5800, FX 4800, FX 3800, GTX 180M, GTX 260M, FX 2700M, G 110M, GT 120M, GT 220M, FX 1700M, G 105M, MCP79MX
- Added or improved support for ATI HD 4730, HD 4650 AGP, M92, M96, M98
- Added clock reading for Intel i910, i915, i945, 946
- Added support for DDR3 detection on G9x
- Added monitoring support for RV7xx based mobile chips
- Voltage controller "slaves" are now called "phases"
- Added Intel Havendale detection
- Fixed BIOS parsing on some newer HD 4870 cards
- Added voltage monitoring support for MSI N275GTX Lightning
v0.3.4 (April 29th, 2009)
- Fixed RV740 Bugs: ROP count, shader count, real-time core clock, BIOS dump size
- Fixed number of transistors on RV790
- Fixed BIOS reading on RV790
- NVIDIA driver version is returned correctly on Windows 7
- GPU-Z should work again on Windows 2000 without PSAPI.DLL
- Added voltage reading support for HD 4890
- Fixed default clock reading on ATI cards that have default clock < boot clock
- Fixed GM45 to be 65 nm and DX 10.0
- Added release date for GTX 275
- Fixed GT 130M to be 55 nm and added its release date
v0.3.3 (March 25th, 2009)
- Added support for RV740 (HD 4750, HD 4770) and RV790 (HD 4890)
- Fixed G98 shader count
- Fixed GT200 process size calculation
- Added support for GTX 275
v0.0.9 (October 21st, 2007)
- Fix for more NVIDIA related crashes
- Fixed NVAPI losing information after display settings reset
- Added private submissions that can not be viewed publicy. Next time think before uploading RV670 info and then realizing you could lose your job
- Added bug report submissions
- Added numerous IGP adapter info
- Added info for GeForce 8800 GT
- Improvements to shader clock calculation on G80+
- Updated icon
v0.0.7 (October 11th, 2007)
- Added Update Checker
- Improved Shader Detection for ATI cards
- Added support for future ATI GPUs
- Various other improvements to detection code


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I had a lia sophia jewelry party at my home on Sunday. After I invited my guests I put together a menu: Tequila Berry's Salad, Submarine Sandwiches, Oreo Crunch Brownies, Turbo-Charged Praline Brownies and Cappuccino Chiffon Cake. The menu seems a bit heavy on the sweets doesn't it?
Yes, I love to bake treats.
I decided on the Cappuccino Chiffon because I wanted to go back and create all of the cakes that were baked since The Cake Slice's inception in October. Cappuccino Chiffon was the cake they began with.
I was a bit apprehensive of this recipe as there is both espresso and rum. I wasn't sure how the boys would like this because of the two more adult, very intense flavors. I figured my guests wouldn't eat the whole cake, along with all of the other treats so knew that the boys would have to finish up the leftovers!
The make up of the cake recipe was very much like the lemon chiffon I baked last week as it was many egg whites beaten into peaks and then folded into he dry ingredients. I did make the mistake of not reading fully that this recipe was for three 8 inch cake pans, not 9 inch which is what I have. I decided to bake two 9 inch cakes and then cut them into half, making 4 little layers instead of three big full ones.
The cake baked up nicely-very light and airy. I used rum extract instead of rum and as I grind Mocha Java beans from Caribou each morning for my French Press, I saved some of this for the cake. It worked out great.
The whipping cream was perfect; not too stiff, dry or overworked this time. Nice, glossy and wet.
I was very nervous as my guests arrived and nobody had tested the cake yet. The boys were not home and I wanted the cake to be whole upon presentation. My nervousness was unnecessary.
The cake was fabulous. EVERYONE loved it. After my guests left and Tyler and Troy returned home I had them try the cake. They both enjoyed it very much! I was so surprised. They didn't feel the rum or the coffee flavoring was too much, too adult or too strong. They thought the cake layers may be soggy as I poured the syrup into the layers and they were wet, but the cake was just wonderfully moist, not wet at all.
This cake recipe gets an A +. Tyler asked me to make it again.
Next Up: Sweet Potato Cake. I'm serious!
Makes an 8-inch triple layer cake
1/4 cup of neutral oil (ie. vegetable, canola, or soybean)
6 eggs separated
6 tablespoons of freshly brewed espresso cooled to room temperature
2 teaspoons of vanilla extract
1 and 1/3 cups of cake flour*
1 and 1/2 cups of sugar
1 teaspoon of baking powder
1/2 teaspoon of ground cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon of salt
1/2 teaspoon of cream of tartar
Cocoa powder or cinnamon for dusting
(*The recipe calls for cake flour and if you only have all-purpose flour on hand, you can substitute 3/4 cup (105 grams) all purpose flour plus 2 tablespoons (30 grams) cornstarch.)
Espresso Syrup
1/3 cup hot freshly brewed espresso
1/3 cup of sugar
1/3 cup dark rum, such as Meyers*
(*if you want to leave out the rum you can use molasses thinned with pineapple juice and flavored with almond extract to equal 1/3 cup. Or use 1 to 2 teaspoons of rum extract flavoring but you'll have less syrup.)
Vanilla Whipped Cream
3 cups of heavy cream
1/3 cup of sugar
2 teaspoons of vanilla
1. Preheat the oven to 350F degrees. Line the bottom s of three 8-inch round cake pans with parchment paper but do not grease.
2. In a medium bowl, combine the oil, egg yolks, espresso, and vanilla; whisk lightly to blend. In a large mixing bowl, sift together the flour, 1 cup of sugar, the baking powder, cinnamon, and salt. Set aside.
3. In the large bowl of an electric mixer, whip the egg whites with the cream of tartar on medium-low speed until frothy. Raise the mixer to medium high and gradually add the remaining 1/2 cup of sugar. Continue to beat until soft peaks form. Do not whip to stiff peaks or the cake will shrink upon cooling.
4. Add the espresso-egg mixture to the dry ingredients and fold together just until combined. Add one fourth of the egg whites and fold them gently into the batter. Fold in the remaining egg whites just until no streaks remain. Divide the batter among the pans.
5. Bake the cakes for 18 minutes or until a cake tester comes out clean. Allow the cakes to cool completely in the pans. Once cooled run a knife around the edge of the pans to release the cakes. Invert onto a wire rack and remove the parchment papers.
6. To assemble the cake, place one cake layer flat side up on a cake stand or platter. Soak the cake with 1/3 cup of the espresso syrup. Spread 1 and 1/3 cups of whipped cream evenly over the top of the cake. Repeat with the next layer the same steps. Finally top with the third layer. Soak with syrup and frost the top and sides of the cake with the whipped cream.
7. To decorate the cake smooth out the whipped cream as much as possible on top. Lay a paper doily on top and sift cocoa powder or cinnamon over the doily to reveal a lacy detail.
Espresso Syrup
makes 1 cup
In a bowl, stir together the espresso and sugar. Stir until the sugar dissolves. Add the rum and let cool to room temperature.
Vanilla Whipped Cream
makes 6 cups
Place the cream, sugar, and vanilla in large chilled mixing bowl with chilled beaters. With the whip attachment, beat the cream until stiff peaks form.
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Milk has always been an essential part of our diet, and rightly so because it is a nutrient-dense food. Milk contains various nutrients such as top-quality protein, healthy fats, complex carbohydrates, calcium, potassium, phosphorous, magnesium, selenium, zinc, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, folic acid, Vitamin A, Vitamin D and Vitamin B12. These nutrients found in milk are crucial to various bodily functions such as maintaining healthy bones and teeth, muscle growth and repair, promoting heart health, boosting the immune system and protecting the nervous system. Regular consumption of milk can give you supple, glowing skin and it has also shown to be helpful in losing weight and managing diabetes.
For optimal health benefits, you need to choose the right type of milk based on your age and body type. Packaged milk comes in different variants and each of these has a specific percentage of fat content. Let's take a look at three most commonly available types of milk and try to ascertain which one will be best for you.
Double toned milk: Since double toned milk is low in fat (1.5% minimum), it is suitable for people with sedentary lifestyle. Good quality products such as Niryas double toned milk can be useful in losing weight and maintaining a slim and trim physique. Since double toned milk is easily digested, it is also suitable for elderly people and individuals with digestive problems. Even with the low fat content, double toned milk has most of the nutrients found in regular, full cream milk. Double toned milk can be used directly to make tea, coffee, shakes and other recipes.
Toned milk: This type of milk has fat content of 3.0% minimum, which makes it suitable for most people. Leading dairy brands such as Niryas toned milk have all the nutrients found in regular milk. If you are not sure which milk to drink, you can simply pick up toned milk. Many people use toned milk to prepare tea, coffee and shakes.
Full cream milk: This is high in fat (6.0% minimum), which makes it suitable for toddlers and growing kids. It is also the preferred choice for people involved in moderate to heavy physical activities. Good quality products such as Niryas full cream milk are loaded with various nutrients, which ensure optimal health and wellbeing. Full cream milk is used for preparing curd, ghee, khoya and various tasty dishes such as sweets, kheer, paneer delicacies, etc.
It's recommended that you always choose good quality milk such as Niryas milk. It will ensure that the milk you and your loved ones are consuming is 100% pure and fresh and has all the vital nutrients needed for maintaining a healthy body and mind.
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AAA Indianapolis was eliminated from the playoffs on Saturday, freeing up more players to be added to the big league roster. SS Chase d'Arnaud and RHP Bryan Morris were recalled from AAA. RHP Rick van den Hurk was also called up but he was not on the 40 man roster. To create room for van den Hurk, RHP Evan Meek was designated for assignment.
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