I doubt such information is available outside non-elevated calls.Īfter all, yer a W1zzard, err, Harry? I don't think it would even have to be a complete port out. It even has the ability to run as administrator, without (!) asking the user for it.Īlso, many other apps from different OEM can access various sensors, HW serial numbers, batteries, etc. Check 'Microsoft Minesweeper' by Xbox Studios in the Store, for example. I don't believe the UWP apps are limited by administrator privilidges. Since GPU-Z is currently only being developed solely for Windoze, it would make sense to me if Microsoft Store is used. Also UWP apps can't run with administrative privileges, which GPU-Z requires to get access to the hardware zlobbyWell, it's sort of developing an app for iPhone and letting the users sideload it. The Microsoft Store publishes UWP apps, not standard desktop apps like GPU-Z. W1zzardInteresting, first time I get a request for this. Support added for UHD 610, UHD 630 and UHD P630 iGPU solutions found with various 10th Gen Core "Comet Lake" processors. Among the new GPUs supported are AMD "Navi 12" Radeon Pro 5600M, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 (mobile) and RTX 2070 (mobile) GPUs based on the TU106-B ASIC and new GeForce MX330 and MX350. On processors with AMD integrated graphics, "GPU chip power draw" now appears as "GPU Power Draw." An application crash with showing sensor values in the window title-bar has been fixed. Support for AMD "Renoir" APUs has been improved, including several crashes and bugs related to the iGPU's detection fixed.
To begin with, GPU-Z fixes DirectX 12 Mesh Shader detection in the Advanced Panel, supported on Windows Update (2004) and later. Version 2.33.0 introduces new features, support for new GPUs, improved the sensors and fixed a few bugs. TechPowerUp today released the latest version of TechPowerUp GPU-Z, the popular graphics subsystem information, diagnostic, and monitoring utility.
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