A sign of new times: multiple AMD, NVIDIA, and INTEL GPUs added to GPU-Z software at the same time
The GPU-Z information and monitoring software received supports for a wide range of products from three vendors.
Unnamed Arc Alchemist GPUs are now supported by GPU-Z software. This happens just 5 days ahead of the official introduction of the Alchemist series, Intel’s first discrete gaming GPUs in years. Although the company already confirmed Arc A370M and Arc A350M GPUs, those were not mentioned by the GPU-Z changelog.
Furthermore, a number of new AMD GPUs are now supported. Although AMD has not yet confirmed it is refreshing its RDNA2 lineup with faster 18 Gbps memory, it is now believed that at least three new desktop Radeon RX 6X50XT graphics cards will be launched next month. Therefore, this update comes weeks ahead of this launch.
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, the flagship Ampere desktop SKU, is also supported by GPU-Z. This card launches in four days, so just in time for reviewers to check the specs through GPU-Z (it’s quite handy for clock and TDP ranges verification). Finally, Steam Deck RDNA2 APU can now be monitored with GPU-Z as well, the update came alongside AMD’s Rembrandt APU support.
TechPowerUP GPU-Z 2.45.0, Source: VideoCardz
Changelog (2.45.0):
- Added support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3090 Ti, RTX 3060 Ti (GA103), RTX 3080 Ti Mobile, T1000 8 GB, T400 4 GB, CMP 170HX, A16, A2
- Added support for AMD Radeon RX 6950 XT, RX 6750 XT, RX 6800S, RX 6700S, RX 6850M XT, RX 6650M, RX 6650M XT, W6400, Barcelo APU, Rembrandt APU, Steam Deck GPU, Barco MXRT 270
- Added preliminary support for Intel Arc Alchemist
- Fixed NVIDIA Ampere memory size not being reported as power of two
- Improved support for Intel Alder Lake
- Fixed memory clock detection on Alder Lake
- Fixed GA106 transistor count
- Added support for HBM and DDR4 memory on NVIDIA
Source: TechPowerUP
