Software Update: GPU-Z 0.8.2

Version 0.8.2 of GPU-Z has been released. This program can tell exactly which graphics card is in the PC. For example, the program mentions the manufacturer, model, type, revision and speed of the graphics processor, but also the amount, type and speed of the memory. Although the name and appearance are reminiscent of CPU-Z and PCI-Z – similar programs for processors and PCI devices – all of these programs are from different manufacturers. The following changes and improvements have been made in this release:

Changes in version 0.8.2:

• 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 log file 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