Techpowerup has released its latest version of the GPU-Z, a well known and quite popular graphics system information, monitoring, and diagnostic utility. The new GPU-Z 0.8.3 brings support for new GPUs and graphics cards, including Nvidia GTX 980 Ti and AMD Fiji GPU as well as bunch of features and fixes.

According to the release notes, the new GPU-Z adds support for plenty of new and upcoming GPUs and graphics card, including Nvidia's GeForce GTX 980 Ti, GTX 965M, GTX 950M, NVS315, and GT 750 (GK106) as well as AMD's upcoming Fiji GPU, Mullins APU graphics and Intel's Core "Broadwell" CPU integrated graphics cores.

The new GPU-Z also adds a new feature which lets you check if the BIOS on the graphics card comes with a UEFI module as well as fixes some issues including GTX200B die size, NV42 specifications, missing Nvidia PerfCap sensor and brings improved OpenCL detection code.

As always, you can find the new version of the GPU-Z via link below.



Source: Techpowerup.com.