New AMD graphics cards already supported by GPU-Z

Version 2.37.0 of GPU-Z released today adds support for the Radeon RX 6600, which is still relatively unknown, in addition to the often rumored Radeon RX 6700, which is supposed to appear one month after the XT model expected for mid-March which was only recently leaked through an entry for Asrock models in the EEC product database.

Although there is only talk of “provisional” support, since GPU-Z is not known to be wrong with support entries according to videocardz.com, the smallest model based on the RDNA2 architecture so far could be clear given the early registration appear sooner than expected, although this is of course only a matter of speculation.

Meanwhile, the new version of GPU-Z now also supports the recently released mobile offshoots from Nvidia’s Geforce RTX 3000 series as well as the upcoming Geforce RTX 3060 for the desktop area, which is due to appear on February 25th. Below is a list of all changes made by the update.

 The  download can be found at PCGH or Techpowerup.com.

GPU-Z 2.37.0 Changelog

• Memory manufacturer detection for Navi 1x and Navi 2x added
• Added workaround for NVIDIA Ampere PCIe hardware bug
• Filter added to avoid incorrect readings on EVGA iCX
• Fixed fake detection for some GT218 variants
• Improved Russian translation
• Added tentative support for Radeon RX 6700 and RX 6600 series
• Support for NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060, RTX 3080 Mobile, RTX 3070 Mobile, RTX 3060 Mobile, RTX A6000, A40, A100-SXM4-40GB, Drive
• PX2, P106M, Quadro K510M, modified Quadro K6000
• Support for further variants of the NVIDIA GTX 1650 Max-Q, Quadro P1000, GTX 650, GT 430 added
• Added support for AMD Cezanne, Radeon Pro V520, R9 290X ES, Barco MXRT 2600
• Added support for Intel Comet Lake Graphics (Celeron 5205U and i7-10810U)
• Manufacturer identification for Yeston added

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 The  article comes from PC Games Hardware 02/2020.
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