TechPowerUp released version 2.70.0 of its GPU-Z utility this week to broaden support for recent graphics hardware and improve system stability. The update adds detection capabilities for several new mobile processors and desktop GPUs that previous versions could not identify correctly.
Utility detects Adreno 741, Snapdragon X2 Elite, and NVIDIA RTX PRO accelerators while hardening the kernel-mode driver.
The software now recognizes Qualcomm Adreno 741, Snapdragon X2 Elite, Adreno 778G, and Adreno 782G integrated graphics cores. It also identifies Intel Arc Pro "Battlemage" B70 and B65 cards alongside the A60 engineering sample.
TechPowerUp improved the security of the kernel-mode driver used by the application to prevent unauthorized access. The release includes vendor detection updates for HKC/Sambada and AWES hardware manufacturers.
GPU-Z v2.70.0 supports NVIDIA RTX 6000D, RTX PRO 500 "Blackwell" Embedded GPU, Tesla V100-DGXS 32 GB, and PG500-216 accelerators. Users can download the update globally from the TechPowerUp website.
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