The most popular GPU utility now supports Navi 21.
GPU-Z supports Navi 21
AMD will officially introduce its Radeon RX 6000 series on October 28th. The series will feature RDNA2 architecture based on a 7nm fabrication node. The second-generation (Navi 2X) GPUs are to offer twice the performance per Watt, compared to the Navi 1X series.
AMD is set to launch three SKUs based on Navi 21. According to our sources, AMD is not launching Navi 22 or Navi 23 at the same time as Navi 21. Even the fourth variant of Big Navi should appear next year (Navi 21 XE).
What is definitely worth pointing out is that TechPowerUP GPU-Z software is usually updated right before product launches. This might indicate that GPU-Z developer already had access to those graphics cards.
Additionally, the software features Intel DG1 support. This is a mobile discrete graphics card from Intel based on Xe-LP architecture. It should serve as an alternative to the GeForce MX series and allow Intel to promote their CPU+GPU ecosystem.
The GPU-Z software is a simple utility providing GPU information such as GPU specs, sensor data or API support.
GPU-Z 2.35.0 Changelog
- Added support for AMD Navi 21 / Radeon RX 6000 Series
- Added support for Intel discrete graphics / DG1
- Added BIOS saving for NVIDIA Ampere
- Fixed memory size reporting on GeForce RTX 3090
- Fixed DirectML detection on Windows 10 Insider 20231.1000
- Improved fake detection for cards based on NVIDIA GT216 & GT218
- Fixed Navi 12 Radeon Pro 5600M detection
- On AMD Cape Verde use direct temperature readings if driver temps are broken
- Added support for NVIDIA A100 PCIe
- Added support for Intel Comet Lake UHD Graphics (Core i5-10200H)
- Added support for AMD Radeon HD 8210E, Barco MXRT-6700
Source: TechPowerUP