Now GPU-Z will inform us if our graph carries LHR

NVIDIA has been launching its graphics cards with limiter for mining for a few months now, and Now GPU-Z will inform us if our graph carries LHR.

If we ever buy a new or second-hand graphics card, you may be interested if that model has an integrated Lite Hash Rate. Well, the new GPU-Z update will give us this information from now on.

But not only this novelty brings GPU-Z, because now it will also be compatible with the next microprocessors Intel Alder Lake, and it will also be focused on its integrated graphics. The 12th Gen Intel Core series will have Xe-LP graphics that will go up to 96 Execution Units, but the desktop series that will launch in the next few weeks will feature up to 32 cores, according to some rumors.

GPU-Z 2.42.0 changelog

Added support for Intel Alder Lake and Tiger Lake Server
Added display of NVIDIA low hashrate status in GPU name field, eg “GA102 (LHR)”
Added support for the new RTX 3060 variant based on GA104
Added support for scalable BAR detection on Radeon RX 5000 series
Added the command line parameter “-log”, which, when followed by a file name, sets the sensor log file name and starts logging once GPU-Z has started
Improved EVGA iCX sensor read stability
Radeon HD 5000 series cards will now display the ATI logo
Fixed amd Navi 2x not showing as DirectX 12_2 compatible
Fixed crash during screenshots
Fixed crash in rendering test
Fixed a crash on some systems when preparing the resizable BAR report
Fixed memory clock reads on some amd APUs
Added release date for Intel Tiger Lake
Agregado soporte para NVIDIA RTX 3050 Ti Mobile (GA106), T1200 Mobile, GRID K340, GRID M30, Q12U-1
Added support for AMD Radeon Pro W6800X, Barco MXRT-8700