Consider using specialized tools like JMeter, LoadRunner, or Gatling for stress testing.
Consider using specialized tools like JMeter, LoadRunner, or Gatling for stress testing.
DarklyThunder
03-02-2023, 01:39 AM #1You can explore additional software like Prime32, Apex, or specialized benchmark tools to compare performance.
Hail_Hydro
03-11-2023, 12:04 AM #3Handle it with caution since it may still endanger cards. Also, many cards include a built-in limit for furmark or in the driver, which prevents further damage and makes it a poor stress test. I simply applied unigene superposition in a loop and left it running after the benchmark—it provided sufficient strain.
ThatOneWolfie
03-11-2023, 12:41 AM #4I believed that the warning about "it can kill GPUs" was meant only for high-end GPUs lacking proper cooling. I’m really glad it prevented me from damaging several GPUs, so thank you ahead!
. The latest card I’ve had destroyed by a furmark was an MSI RX 2070 Ventus, featuring a chip that smoked off board. It might reach the desktop but could crash under heavy load. Fortunately, he secured warranty coverage. No overclocking done—just testing if his H500 case performed as expected compared to my CM 690II. That CM 690II was back in service six weeks later after receiving the RX 2070.
themadripper
03-15-2023, 07:47 PM #5Less chance now, yet New World proves it can still occur easily today, even with premium gear . The latest card I’ve had destroyed by a furmark was an MSI RX 2070 Ventus, featuring a chip that smoked off board. It might reach the desktop but could crash under heavy load. Fortunately, he secured warranty coverage. No overclocking done—just testing if his H500 case performed as expected compared to my CM 690II. That CM 690II was back in service six weeks later after receiving the RX 2070.