Download GPU-Z 0.1.6

A new version of GPU-Z can again be downloaded from the Techpowerup website. GPU-Z is a program that can tell you exactly what kind of graphics card is in your PC and the application provides extensive information about the characteristics of your video card. In version 0.1.6, any sensors present on the video card can now also be read and a lot of bug fixes have also been implemented. The full changelog of this release looks like this:

Changes in version 0.1.6:

• Added GPU Sensors tab
• Fixed CrossFire detection under Vista
• Screenshot will now work on Windows 2000 without PSAPI.DLL installed
• Update check default interval is now 1 week
• Added a link to test build forum from validation page
• GPU variant names removed for all ATI and NVIDIA cards. For example “G80 GTX” will be called “G80” from now on
• Added several missing ASICs from families: RV610, RV630, R600
• Added several future ATI ASICs
• Fixed clock detection for some RV6xx ASICs
• Fixed pipeline count on modded RV430 GPUs
• Added ROP/shader readings for RV620, RV635 and future ATI ASICs
• Fixed memory bus width reading for R200 and similar ASICs
• Improved low-level BIOS reading code to work on more GPUs (pre-R500)
• Added detection for ASICs from families: G80, G92, G94, G92 M
• Fixed negative temperature readings in ADT7473 sensor
• Added some missing die sizes for ATI and NVIDIA
• Added bus width reading for NV10
• Fixed bus width reading for NV44
• Fixed ROP/shader counts for NV41, NV42, NV43, G70, G71, G73
• Added detection for i740, GM45
• i865G correctly reports DDR memory now
• Multi GPU dropdown is now a static readout
• Shortened HP PCI vendor name

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