The GPU-Z was created as a lightweight utility to provide you with all the information you need about your video card and GPU. The cards NVIDIA and ATI are supported, as well as display adapter, GPU and display information, overclocking, default clocks, 3D clocks (if available), and result validation.
Strengths and features
- NVIDIA graphics devices, ATI and Intel are all supported.
- Displays adapter, GPU, and display information. Shows overclocking, default clocks and 3D clocks (if available)
- A GPU load test is included to ensure correct PCI-Express lane configuration.
- Validation of results
- GPU-Z can save the BIOS of your graphics card.
- There is no need to install anything; however, an optional installer is offered.
- windows XP, Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8 are all supported (both 32 and 64 bit versions are supported)
Business licenses
GPU-Z is available for personal and commercial use. GPU-Z, on the other hand, cannot be distributed as part of a commercial product.
A GPU-Z SDK is also available, as an easy-to-use DLL with a full set of features. There are alternatives for commercial support and customization.
CPU-Z is one of the best-known and trusted applications for monitoring your computer's core components. Although it has separate authors, GPU-Z has the same basic interface and functions as CPU-Z, except that it only looks at your visual card specs.
GPU-Z is a Windows monitoring tool that allows you to inspect the internal features of your video card in detail. You will be able to see not only the model of your card and its internal memory, but also additional and more detailed information.
On the one hand, you will have access to all the technical specifications of the hardware, including the GPU model, the integration technology, the amount and frequency of the internal memory, the type of bus and the bandwidth.
On the other hand, you will be able to see its internal state in real time, which is particularly useful if you have an overclock on the card, and you will be able to measure the temperature, frequency, fan speed and voltage of the GPU. ; you can also save all this monitoring data to an external text file for later analysis.
For more information, visit the official website of GPU-Z.