GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.8 Available

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Update (2010.07.29)

GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.9 is available HERE.

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A new update of GPU Caps Viewer is ready. This new version is essentially a maintenance release with minor changes and bugfixes.

You can download GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.8 here:
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I tested all OpenCL demos with the latest ATI Stream v2.1 + HD 5870: all demos are ok. I also tested the demos with NVIDIA R258.96 + GTX 480: all demos are ok (R259.96 is an OpenCL 1.0 driver).

NVIDIA has released an OpenCL 1.1 driver (R258.19) and all CL demos work fine except the Julia 4D: the demo crashes in the OpenCL function clBuildProgram() (if a NV’s CL team member stumbles on this post, the Julia 4D kernel is available in the folder media in GPU Caps directory).

In the OpenGL side, the extensions are now read with the new query mechanism. I also added in the OpenGL panel the number of GL and WGL extensions:

In the main panel (GPU / CPU), a new button is available and allows to launch an advanced GPU monitoring tool. By default the GPU monitoring tool is GPU-Shark but you can change it. Just add the tool you wish in GPU Caps folder and rename it in gpu.exe.

What is GPU Caps Viewer?

GPU Caps Viewer is an information utility focused on the OpenGL / OpenCL / CUDA API level support of the main graphics card. Even if you have several graphics cards in your system, only one is considered as the main OpenGL or Direct3D device. For OpenCL and CUDA, GPU Caps Viewer details the API support of each capable device. More information about GPU Caps Viewer can be found HERE.

GPU Caps Viewer 1.8.8 changelog

• New: added the support of GTX 465 and 460.
• New: a button to launch an advanced GPU monitoring tool has been added in the first panel (GPU/CPU).
• New: in OpenGL panel, the number of GL and WGL extensions is displayed.
• New: added new subvendors: Zotac, Palit and Gigabyte.
• Change: OpenGL extensions are now fetched with the method described here
• Change: now the max values of CPU, memory and shader (shader: NV only) clocks and VDDC are displayed for Radeon and GeForce cards.
• Change: minor updates in the code of the OpenCL demos for a good working with latest NV and AMD drivers.
• Bugfix: in the first panel, only the features of first OpenCL device are displayed.
• Update: compiled with the latest version of ZoomGPU and GLEW.