Software update: GPU-Z 0.6.3

Version 0.6.3 of GPU-Z has been released. This program can tell exactly which graphics card is in the PC. For example, the program reports manufacturer, model, type, revision and speed of the graphics processor, and amount, type and speed of the memory. Although the name and appearance are reminiscent of CPU-Z, a similar program for processors, GPU-Z is not from the same maker. It is also possible that McAfee virus scanners give a message to this program, but that is a so-called false positive. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:

Changes in version 0.6.3:

• 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