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At 4.8 AVX 0, at 5.2 AVX 2.
Hardware geeks, the GPU-Z has a new update:
v2.6.0 (January 16th, 2018)
- Sensor refresh will no longer lag the GPU-Z window
- Fixed GPU-Z not starting at all due to broken UPX EXE compressor
- Fixed crashes on RX Vega
- Fixed fan RPM monitoring on RX Vega
- Added support for Radeon Adrenalin Edition
- RX560 GPU renamed from Baffin to Polaris 21 at AMD's request
- Added support for NVIDIA Titan V, GeForce GTX 1060 5 GB, Tesla K40m, GeForce 825M, Quadro M520, NVIDIA NVS 810, NVIDIA Grid M6-8Q
- Added support for AMD Vega 8 Raven Ridge Graphics, Pro WX 9100
- Added support for Intel HD Graphics P630, UHD Graphics 630, Gemini Lake UHD Graphics 600
- Fixed GP100 die size
- Fixed Braswell 16 vs 12 EU count
- Fixed crash on AMD cards with empty board Id (MSI RX 580 Armor)
Strange. I never got this. I am using the latest version of chrome. Avast never picked anything up either
There is this notice on the page this link takes you
BOGUS “SmartScreen” WARNING
Windows Defender “SmartScreen” appears to have decided that InSpectre is malware. This also happened briefly after the release of our Never10 utility. In this case, it is likely due to the fact that InSpectre's initial release was triggering anti-virus scanners due to the program's use of a registry key used to enable and disable the Meltdown and Spectre protections. This second release obscures its use of that (apparently worrisome) key and now appears to pass through most A/V without trouble. So this SmartScreen false alarm will hopefully disappear soon.
In the meantime, PLEASE do not get a copy of this program from any 3rd-party download site, since that one could actually be malicious. Instead, have a friend who is using some other computer (Windows 7 has no problem with this) grab it from here and send it to you. Since the program is only 122k (written in assembly language) it's feasible to eMail it.