NVIDIA Inspector program interface

The interface of the NVIDIA Inspector program is simple and intuitive. At startup, the main window appears with all the main technical specifications of the video card.

Some interface elements:

• Name – name of the graphics card;
• GPU – name of the GPU;
• BIOS – video card BIOS;
• Device ID – device identifier;
• Subvendor – video card manufacturer;
• ROPs – number of ROP modules (rendering output modules);
• Shaders – number of shader modules;
• PCIe Interface – version and type of PCI Express interface;
• Bus Width – memory bus width;
• Memory Size – video memory size;
• Mem Type – memory type and manufacturer;
• Driver Version – video driver version;
• Temperature – GPU temperature;
• Power – power consumption of the video card;
• Voltage – GPU voltage;
• Fan – fan speed in percent;
• Speed – actual speed of the video card cooler;
• P-State – current power state of the video card (different power modes according to the load);
• GPU Load – video chip load;
• Current Clock – current frequency of the video chip;
• GPU Clock – overclocked video chip frequency;
• Default Clock – default frequency of the video chip;
• Memory – current memory frequency/overclocked memory frequency/default memory frequency;
• Boost – GPU frequency in Boost mode.

Clicking on the “Show Overclocking” button opens the settings for controlling frequencies, GPU voltage and fan speed.