The WireView Pro GPU is an extended version of the device for measuring and monitoring the power consumption of graphics cards. The WireView Pro GPU was developed in co-operation with Jon "elmor" Sandström. It is connected to the 12VHPWR power connector of the graphics card and is connected to the power supply via the power cable. The power consumption data is displayed on an OLED screen. The Pro version has been expanded to include plug detection and temperature sensors. An additional buzzer emits an acoustic warning if the adjustable temperature or current limit is exceeded or if the cable is not connected correctly or an incorrectly specified cable is used.

The WireView Pro GPU enables the measurement and monitoring of the power consumption of graphics cards via the 12VHPWR power connection and records this data to determine the power consumption. This data can be used to calculate the power costs of a graphics card or to compare the power consumption with other graphics cards. A special 60-second measurement cycle enables a quick and convenient display of power consumption, making it particularly useful for testing. At the same time, the power consumption over a certain period of time or in certain applications can be assessed. In addition, power peaks that occur when operating current high-end graphics cards can be recognised.

The Pro version has been expanded to include connector detection, temperature sensors and an acoustic warning signal. The WireView Pro GPU's connector detection identifies whether a 150 watt, 300 watt, 450 watt or 600 watt cable is being used. Please note that WireView Pro GPU only measures the power consumption via the power connector, not via the PCIe slot of the motherboard. If an incorrect cable is used or the cable is not connected correctly, an acoustic warning signal will sound.