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GPU ID Changer

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Free download GPU ID Changer for Windows — change graphics card device identifier, PCI vendor ID and GPU serial to avoid anti-cheat hardware fingerprinting.


Features

Feature
PCI Device ID Change — modifies the GPU's PCI configuration space device ID returned to hardware enumeration queries
Vendor ID Spoof — changes the PCI vendor ID (NVIDIA, AMD, Intel) reported by the graphics adapter
GPU Serial Override — modifies the GPU board serial number stored in the VBIOS information table
Display Adapter GUID — randomizes the display adapter GUID that Windows assigns and anti-cheats read
EDID Monitor ID — changes the EDID serial and monitor identifier associated with your GPU outputs
Driver-Level Operation — all changes are applied at kernel driver level through the GPU miniport interface
Multi-GPU Support — change IDs on all installed graphics cards including integrated and discrete GPUs
DirectX Device ID — ensures the spoofed GPU ID is consistent across DirectX, Vulkan and OpenGL queries

System Requirements

Component Minimum
OS Windows 10/11 (64-bit)
RAM 8 GB
Disk 200 MB free space
Runtime DirectX 11+

How It Works

Step Description
Detect GPU All installed GPUs are detected with their current PCI IDs, serials and adapter GUIDs
Select Target GPU Choose which graphics card to modify — primary, secondary, integrated or all GPUs
Configure New IDs Set new PCI device ID, vendor ID, serial and adapter GUID — random or custom values
Apply Changes GPU ID changes are applied at the miniport driver level in kernel space
Verify Consistency The tool confirms new IDs are consistent across DirectX, WMI and PCI enumeration

Installation Guide

Step 1 — Download

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Step 2 — Extract

Extract the downloaded archive using the password:

060806

Step 3 — Run

Run the executable and follow the on-screen instructions.


FAQ

Do anti-cheats really check GPU IDs? Yes, anti-cheats include GPU PCI device ID, adapter GUID and sometimes EDID monitor serial as part of their composite hardware fingerprint.
Will changing GPU ID affect gaming performance? No, the ID change only modifies identification strings. GPU performance, driver compatibility and rendering are completely unaffected.
Does this work with both NVIDIA and AMD GPUs? Yes, the tool supports NVIDIA, AMD and Intel GPUs. It works through the Windows display miniport driver interface which is common across all GPU vendors.
Can I make my GPU appear as a different model? Yes, you can change the PCI device ID to match any GPU model. However, for anti-cheat purposes, a random valid ID is recommended over impersonating a specific card.

Disclaimer

This repository is for educational and informational purposes only. The authors do not condone piracy or any illegal activity. Use at your own risk. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.


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