GPU-Z 0.3.7 Released

GPU-Z is a lightweight utility designed to give you all information about your video card and GPU.

Change Log for GPU-Z 0.3.7:
* 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

Download 1: http://www.filehippo.com/download_gpuz/
Download 2: http://www.techpowerup.com/downloads/1698/TechPowerUp_GPU-Z_v0.3.7.html


Personally, I have tried it out. It works better and have more features. Very cool!

 

Thanks for the link

 

Nice find - I think the Video Memory Used counter is a huge improvement.

 

Still says my G105m is 40nm, has 16 shaders and is based on gt218 core... Updated drivers and gone from 0.3.6-0.3.7 and odd reports... Like the memory used part though, would be good to educate people on how little memory they might need.

 

Oh definitely - people still see a 256MB GDDR3 card and a 512MB DDR2 card, and think because the DDR2 has more memory, it'll be faster.

 

Indeed. I am one of the victim too last time too.
Now, no.
No matter 1GB, 2GB or 512MB of DDR2, it can't even beat a 256MB GDDR3.
This theory is for basically for Nvidia's GPUs currently.
For example:
9600M GT 512MB DDR2 is weaker than 9600M GT 258MB DDR3.
ATi's GPUs have different architecture and build. So, it needs different way to judge or compared with Nvidia's GPUs.
Yet, even in ATi, the higher or the bigger the number of the DDR, the more powerful it is.

 

for some reason this version seems to force my card to 475/400...

 

Where do you see the Video Memory used?

Edit: I tried to find it on my GTX285 but never saw the memory used, but it does work on my laptop.

 

GPU-Z's mobile support has always been lacking behind desktop card support. It's possible it doesn't work with your card yet.

 

I absolutely love the new GPU memory used option. Helps out a lot in debugging SETI@Home Beta (CUDA 2.3) application crashes.

 

thankssssss