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Question about stress testing gpu

MaorRX
By MaorRX
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Aida64, Unigine Heaven, Valley, 3D Mark's stuff, games. It's all suitable for stress testing and some will have presets allowing you to objectively compare with others. If you really want to make it sweat you'll go for the highest resolution with max AA etc.

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I like Aida64, Unigine Superposition and Heaven, and games.

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question? I use portable apps on a flash drive and love that I can essentially run a suite of software one after the other from a usb stick quickly. Is there a portable suite of various benchmarking tools?

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