GPU-Z gains support for Intel Battlemage and AMD Navi 48 (RDNA 4)

The GPU-Z hardware diagnostic software was updated this week to version 2.61.0. Among the new features and corrections, it is noteworthy that the program now has official support for the Intel Arc B580 and Arc B570 cards, based on Battlemage. But not only that, the update also brings compatibility for the yet-to-be-released Navi 48, based on RDNA 4.

Check out the complete list of GPU-Z changes below, in free translation:

• Added support for Intel Arc B570 and B580 (Battlemage), Core Ultra 200 iGPU (Arrow Lake)
• Added support for AMD Navi 48 and Ryzen 9800X3D iGPU
• Added support for RTX 2080 Ti ES, H100 80GB HBM3, A4000H, A800 40GB Active, RTX 5880 Ada, Tesla K40st
• Added support for Qualcomm Adreno 540, 630, 640, 642L
• Fixed crash on some AMD Ryzen systems with older drivers when dedicated GPU installed with integrated GPU disabled
• Added Shangke and ONIX AIBs

DOWNLOAD – GPU-Z v2.61.0 (December 16, 2024)

It is worth mentioning that the Navi 48 will be one of AMD’s RDNA 4 generation GPUs. This will be the model that appears on more advanced cards, while the input options will use Navi 44, which curiously does not yet appear on GPU-Z.

GPU-Z prepares for the launch of the Radeon RX 8000

The appearance of Navi 48 in the GPU-Z changelog is no surprise, as we are just a few weeks away from the launch of the RDNA 4 generation of AMD graphics cards. These new models are expected to be officially revealed at CES 2025, and the company’s CEO, Lisa Su, has already confirmed that the new GPUs will indeed make their debut in January.

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It is curious, then, that the Navi 44 also do not appear with support added to the software. Leaks so far indicate that the two GPU models will make their debut in the same launch window, with the weakest appearing in the Radeon RX 8600 and the strongest reserved for the RX 8800. And this should apply to both XT and non-XT models. XT.