RTX Lens v1.1.0

RTX Lens v1.1.0

A refreshed desktop app

• RTX Lens now runs on Avalonia, with the same familiar layout, refreshed controls, and custom window borders
• Pick from five color presets or set your own accent and background colors
• Settings are grouped into tabs, and changes take effect when you click Apply
• Warning profiles, GPU chart scales, and connector source priorities are easier to set up, with built-in guides
• The Event Log has a cleaner layout, clearer filters, and sortable columns

Performance Chart

• Whole-second labels now line up with the exact time on the chart, even when you zoom or pan
• Hover to see timestamps down to the millisecond and original sensor readings, even on long recordings where fewer points are drawn
• Readings are shown in the chart legend by default

Troubleshooting

• Save Afterburner configuration backups while Afterburner is running and sort them by date or name
• Try telemetry simulation by pressing Ctrl + Alt + Shift + F11 in the main window, then going to Configuration → Maintenance → Open Debug Console

Installer and iCUE widget

• The installer is smaller and fixes a reinstall issue caused by saved profiles or Afterburner backups left behind by older versions
• The desktop app and iCUE widget now use the official WireView Pro II name

v1.0.9

1. NVIDIA diagnostics. The NVIDIA plugin now reports what’s limiting GPU boost, how long each limit has been active where counters are available, current and supported P-states, and GPU power limits. It also reports PCIe link speed and width, RX/TX traffic, and replay counters. All readings are read-only and use the existing sensor stream
2. Desktop GPU Status. The dedicated tab is enabled by default for new users and now has three panels for GPU status, power, and PCIe. The power panel includes a boost-limit details popup and a chart showing the default and enforced power limits. The dedicated, Astral, and WireView tabs share the redesigned GPU status panel
3. iCUE widget. GPU Status now groups clocks, VRAM usage, temperatures, and fans into four cards with SVG icons, white values, muted units, and a thicker VRAM usage bar. The widget’s hotspot option was removed.
4. Installer. Updated the Start menu shortcut and Windows app identity to help taskbar pins survive upgrades

RTX Lens v1.0.8

Event Log

• View Activity: Users can now view desktop and backend service activity in a new Event Log tab
• Filter and Export: Entries can be filtered by level (information, warning, error) and source, and exported as an HTML report
• Backend Retention: Configure backend log retention periods (days) and maximum storage size (MB) for persisted events
• Auditing: Desktop application configuration changes and key backend service events (e.g., plugin status, configuration updates, warnings, Safeguard+ actions) are recorded

WireView Pro II Device Settings

• Direct Configuration: Read and edit WireView Pro II device settings, including fan controls, protection thresholds, fault actions, and display options. Basically, settings mirror the official WireView Pro 2 app
• Verification: RTX Lens also verifies settings after saving them to the device to ensure successful application

General Improvements

• Improve installer cleanup when upgrading from older versions

RTX Lens v1.0.7

• UI updates for WireView Pro 2
• Add some UI elements to refer to our new website
• Rename app to RTX Lens. Will be the official name going forward.