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How to stress test iGPU

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I'm trying to undervolt my laptop iGPU (Intel HD Graphics 4600). What program should I use to test if the undervolt is stable?

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aida 64 or prime 95, unigine has a light benchmark for this if I recall correctly

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1 minute ago, Damascus said:

aida 64 or prime 95, unigine has a light benchmark for this if I recall correctly

 

What settings for AIDA and Prime?

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Any benchmark you would run on a regular GPU...

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Just now, djdelarosa25 said:

 

What settings for AIDA and Prime?

Aida has one switch for GPU stress test, on or off.  Launch it, go  up to tools and hit stress test, followed by "stress  GPU"  P95 I'd save for CPU

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3 minutes ago, Enderman said:

Any benchmark you would run on a regular GPU...

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Why would you need to stress test an iGPU? it's not like you're overclocking it right? lol

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It's just a GPU, stress it the same way.

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

Why would you need to stress test an iGPU? it's not like you're overclocking it right? lol

OP said;

"I'm trying to undervolt my laptop iGPU"

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Dave2DTV has made a sort of a quick guide for undervolting the CPU on laptops. hope this helps 

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