Comparative tables of FurMark scores (Preset:1080 and Preset:720) are now available HERE.
Et de quatre! Like GPU Shark, GPU Caps Viewer and EVGA OC Scanner X, FurMark has been updated with the full support of NVIDIA’s GeForce GTX 680 (clock speeds and power monitoring). Alongside the GTX 680 support, true clock speeds are now displayed (useful with End-Of-Life GTX 580…) and GPU monitoring code runs now in its own system thread. GPU Shark and GPU-Z have updated to their latest versions. For more information see the changelog at the end of the post.
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Multi-GPU: SLI and CrossFire
Both multi-GPU technologies (NVIDIA SLI or AMD CrossFire) are supported by FurMark but you have to use some little tricks to properly enable the multi-GPU support. See these articles for more details:
- How to Enable SLI and CrossFire Support for OpenGL Applications
- MSI Kombustor: SLI and CrossFire Support
FurMark stressing three GTX 480 in SLI
FurMark 1.10.0 Changelog
- New: added list of detected GPUs in the main interface.
- New: stress test options are now in the settings box.
- New: support of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 (clock speeds and power monitoring).
- New: support of latest AMD Radeon (HD 7900, HD 7800 and HD 7700) cards.
- New: added resolutions 4096×1152 and 6144×1152 for 2048×1152 monitors.
- New: display of the true clock of the GPU when available (NVIDIA only).
- Update: GPU monitoring moved in a separate system thread.
- Update: GPU data monitoring report updated (Log GPU data in Settings box).
- Update: minor changes in the way GPU monitoring information is displayed.
- Update: ZoomGPU 1.8.2 (GPU monitoring library).
- Update: GPU-Z 0.6.0 and GPU Shark 0.6.1
FurMark at ASUS’s lab
Again, an horrible program. Enabling SLI can be done by software and they can’t even do that, go figure.
Zibri – what are you talking about? This is a great little tool – been using it for few years and through x850-HD3870-HD4850-HD4850 X-Fire-HD6970.
Great tool!!!
This is some heavy stuff! .. well, ok, atleast for intel’s taste.
Intel GMA X3100
640×480 (really freaked out with all warnings)
Default settings/options except Burn-in=off, Dynamic BG =off (generates error)
1-3 FPS
Intel GFX HD2000
640×480 (just for comparison sake)
Default settings/options except MSAA=4x
5-8 FPS
Keep it up, J
This is really useful. I suspected My GPU was knackered, this proved it. ATI 3800, when it reaches 115 degrees, it keeps slowing down and speeding up. Load drops to zero and then back to 99. Clearly a major problem. New card needed, damn it.
good software, nice to rapidly test stability of driver or PSU issue !
keep up the good work
sebastien
i’d freakd out too
nvidia 105G mobile
1-3 frams per secs
got a error