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mikeman902

I'm looking for software to stress test my GPU, does anybody use software that they like and can refer me to? 

 

Thanks 

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I'm looking for software to stress test my GPU, does anybody use software that they like and can refer me to? 

 

Thanks 

Check out:

http://unigine.com/products/heaven/

https://unigine.com/products/valley/

 

Even though the best stress test for the GPU (when it comes to testing overclock) is to test some of the games that you play.

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Ungine valley and furmark are both great programs to benchmark and stress test your gpu

*unigine valley

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Ungine Heaven or Valley and Furmark are both great for stress-testing your GPU. MSI Kombustor is also pretty good (It is very similar to Furmark)

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I wouldn't use synthetic tests such as furmark or msi kumboster because there have been reports where they dmg the gpu or some problems coming up with them. Just use unigine valley or similar game-like programs

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I wouldn't use synthetic tests such as furmark or msi kumboster because there have been reports where they dmg the gpu or some problems coming up with them. Just use unigine valley or similar game-like programs

Definitely take note of this.

I am personally not aware of synthetic tests such as those actually damaging the GPU, but they sure don't always yield the proper or exact results. If you're stress-testing for gaming, use Unigine Heaven or Unigine Valley.

That'll be all that you need to get your answers and game-like results.

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I wouldn't use synthetic tests such as furmark or msi kumboster because there have been reports where they dmg the gpu or some problems coming up with them. Just use unigine valley or similar game-like programs

So much this

 

It seems to me that Furmark has the highest KDR too. 

shit straight up stomps noobs (while not being reliable) 

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I wouldn't use synthetic tests such as furmark or msi kumboster because there have been reports where they dmg the gpu or some problems coming up with them. Just use unigine valley or similar game-like programs

Heaven or valley? Which one is more stressful?

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Heaven or valley? Which one is more stressful?

i don't think it really matters, they're both very similar

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