GPU-Z V0.4.6    Suggested by JohnW - Updated by Checker on 2 Sep 2010 513KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1285) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (6) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 Kermode: Seems it tries to call home when you start it. [2008-09-21 14:34]

 mehtuus: @Kermode: By default it will check for an update on program start. This can be changed to a different value such as "daily", "weekly", "monthly" or "never". The only problem with this is that the settings for this is stored in the registry and not to the program's directory. [2008-10-04 12:59]

 Eduard: OS: Windows 7 x64

GPU-Z V0.3.6: ok
GPU-Z V0.3.7: crashes on start [2009-11-20 00:50]

 Tynen: Very good program! I love it :) [2009-11-20 21:05]

 Gaxar84: Suspicious file for comodo and some other at VirusTotal
View Report here:
http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/e1851a0c029fda67446b2f4849f4a74d25ced29614185db5601718d11fb47b64-1274712480 [2010-05-24 14:54]

 Midas: @Gaxar:

Only 3 engines out of 41 flag GPU-Z, none of them major -- for ex., Comodo has been getting some flack of its own. I wouldn't worry too much... [2010-05-25 14:56]

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