The latest update to GPU-Z, version 2.58.0, introduces initial compatibility with Intel's Core Ultra "Meteor Lake" processors and adds support for AMD's Radeon RX 7600M graphics cards. This version also extends its coverage to include NVIDIA's new GPU models such as the RTX 3500 "Ada," RTX 3050 with 4GB memory, and the A500 series.

Significant improvements have been made to address periodic stuttering issues experienced in games like Counter Strike 2, which were attributed to GPU-Z's interactions with Radeon hardware. Moreover, the utility now offers Video BIOS version information for Intel's "Alder Lake," "Raptor Lake," and the updated "Raptor Lake Refresh" processors.

The release also introduces support for Shader Model versions 6.7 and 6.8, and enhances DXVA to include reporting for 8K resolution profiles. Notably, the PCIe resizable BAR feature's reporting accuracy has been improved for NVIDIA's "Turing" series GPUs, extending the functionality previously available only for Ampere and newer models.

Further refinements include corrected formatting for certain OpenCL size values in the Advanced tab and the addition of digital signing to the GPU-Z installer. The update ensures accurate display of the ROP count for both the Radeon RX 7900 GRE and NVIDIA A40. Issues with memory type identification for AMD's "Zen 4" mobile processors, specifically distinguishing DDR5 from LPDDR5 memory, have been resolved. Additionally, a rare bluescreen error affecting some AMD GPUs has been addressed.