Techpowerup has released its latest version of the GPU-Z utility, which is now available in version 1.14.0. They’re introducing new features, fix various bugs and improve the user-interface. The latest version of GPU-Z can now detect clocks set by AMD Radeon WattMan on older CoreNext graphics cards, a feature that has been introduced with the release of the latest Crimson ReLive drivers.

Apart from that a memory leak that occurred with Nvidia Pascal graphics cards has been fixed. Furthermore the driver WHQL status detection has been improved. GPU-Z 1.14.0 adds support for AMD Radeon Pro Duo, Radeon Pro WX7100, WX5100, WX4100, and early support for AMD "Stoney." On top of this support for some VIA graphics solutions has been added as well.


If you want to give the latest version a shot, you can download the latest version 1.14.0 of GPU-Z 1.14.0 at Techpowerup.com and as always it comes with the standar UI design as well is with an ASUS ROG skin. The download link can be found further below.
Changelog:

• Added support for Wattman overclocking on older AMD Radeon cards
• Fixed memory leak when running for long time on NVIDIA Pascal
• Fixed driver WHQL detection
• WHQL status is now displayed after the version name
• Fixed reporting format of PCIe bus interface
• Integrated graphics now display N/A as bus interface
• Fixed double error message on startup when log file can't be written to
• Fixed Kaveri DDR3/DDR4 detection
• Added support for AMD Radeon Pro Duo, WX 7100, WX 5100, WX 4100, early support for AMD Stoney
• Added support for VIA graphics

Source: Techpowerup