Alternatives to GPU-Z

A tiny Windows utility that reports everything about your graphics card: clocks, memory type, bus width, sensors and BIOS. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.

The original

  • GPU-Z

    A tiny Windows utility that reports everything about your graphics card: clocks, memory type, bus width, sensors and BIOS.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

Replacements

Listings that take over the same core job as GPU-Z.

  • HWiNFO

    The deepest hardware report and sensor monitor on Windows, free for personal use.

    FreemiumProprietaryWindows

    HWiNFO reports the graphics card alongside every other component with sensor logging, alerts and an on-screen display, but commercial use requires a paid Pro licence.

  • AIDA64 Extreme

    Detailed hardware identification, sensor monitoring and benchmarking for Windows.

    PaidProprietaryWindows

    AIDA64 Extreme covers the GPU within a full hardware and software inventory with exportable reports and benchmarking, but it is a paid licence with a time-limited trial.

  • Speccy

    Quick summary of a Windows PC's hardware and temperatures.

    FreemiumProprietaryWindows

    Speccy gives a one-page summary of all hardware and temperatures with shareable snapshots, but with much less graphics card detail and slowed development.

  • MSI Afterburner

    Widely used GPU overclocking and monitoring tool with on-screen display.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

    MSI Afterburner monitors any vendor's graphics card and also overclocks it with an on-screen display, but lacks GPU-Z's BIOS backup and memory subsystem detail.

  • EVGA Precision X1

    GPU overclocking and monitoring utility that works on most NVIDIA cards.

    FreeProprietaryWindows

    EVGA Precision X1 adds overclocking to GPU monitoring but works only with NVIDIA cards, where GPU-Z also covers AMD and Intel devices.

Similar software

Related functionality, not a direct replacement.