Version 3.0.0

Release: 05/23/13

• New GUI
• New Tessellation Test
• New Particle Test
• Added Memory Stress Tests
• Added support for GeForce GTX 780
• Updated 3D Framework
• Updated NV-Z 0.4.9

Version 2.2.5

Release: 03/28/13

• Added support of GeForce GTX 650 Ti BOOST
• Added new 16/9 resolutions
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.8

Version 2.2.4

Release: 03/20/13

• Added support of GeForce GTX Titan
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.7
• Update: Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.13 (including official NVAPI R313)

Version 2.2.3

Release: 02/15/13

• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.6
• Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.11 (including NVAPI R313)

Version 2.2.2

Release: 10/09/12

• Supports GeForce GTX 650 Ti
• Updated GPU load limiter for GTX 600. When GPU load limiter is enabled, OC Scanner tries to limit the GPU power consumption to the power target value.
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.5
• Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.9

Version 2.2.1

Release: 9/13/12

• Supports GeForce GTX 660 and GeForce GTX 650
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.4
• Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.6 (NVAPI R304)

Version 2.2.0

Release: 8/16/12

• Supports GeForce GTX 660 Ti.
• Adds a new OpenGL 4 stress test called Furry-Tessy Donut.
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.3.
• Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.4 (NVAPI R302)
• Removed Heavy mode in settings, now each 3D test has only one rendering mode.

Version 2.1.2

Release: 5/4/12

• Supports GeForce GTX 690
• Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.3
• Minor bug fixes

Version 2.1.0

Release: 4/11/12

• Better support for GTX 680 (power monitoring)
• Added dynamic background option in furry test
• Updated: NV-Z 0.4.0 with improved GTX 680 support (base and boost clocks, current and target power)
• Updated: Compiled with ZoomGPU 1.8.0

Version 2.0.1

Release: 3/29/12

• Windows XP compatibility improvements
• When true GPU clocks are not available, only clocks of the current PState are displayed

Version 2.0.0

Release: 3/22/12

• New GUI
• Support of GeForce GTX 560 SE and GeForce GTX 680.
• Benchmark duration cannot be changed anymore and is set to 60 seconds.
• Added the selection of the destination folder for screenshots in the settings box.
• True clock speeds is now the default option.
• Added CPU burner tool in stress test dropdown list.
• Removed the shader clock speed in the GPU monitoring section.
• Activity bar now in white (before the color was green).
• New icon for OC Scanner X.
• GPU load is adjusted according to throttling detection.
• Added option to display true clock speeds
• Benchmark score is now displayed in 3D.
• Added screenshot button.
• New default background image.
• New OC Scanner X skin. Some options are now in the settings box.
• Update: compiled with ZoomGPU 1.7.1 (including NVAPI R295).
• Update: NV-Z 0.3.0

EVGA OC Scanner FAQ:

• Q: Why does the EVGA OC Scanner stop scanning at 2 hours? Is there any way to increase this?
• A: For safety reasons, EVGA limits the OC Scanner to a 2 hour burn-in. There is no way to increase this.
• Q: Why does my card detect artifacts on stock settings?
• A: Check to make sure that you have all "overlay" programs disabled, this includes applications such as Fraps or EVGA Precision (with OSD). EVGA OC Scanner can detect these as artifacts.
• Q: Why does EVGA OC Scanner detect artifacts when I move the stress test window around?
• A: On some occasions, the EVGA OC Scanner can detect a new window position as an artifact. If this happens, simply press the “reset all” button.
• Q: How do I make full use of my SLI setup?
• A: SLI support is available in NVIDIA driver version 256 and later.
• Q: Does EVGA recommend using the "Unlock power draw" button?
• A: For general artifact scanning, this button does not need to be used, nor is it recommended. General artifact scanning can be accomplished with the default settings.
• Q: Why is the "Enable alarm" button disabled on my system?
• A: This feature is only available in Windows XP and Windows Vista. When this feature is enabled, it will allow the PC speaker to beep if there are any artifacts found.
• Q: Why are my PCB, Mem and VRM temperatures listed as N/A?
• A: This is only listed on select graphics cards that have the ability to monitor these temperatures.