![]() There's no guarantee that the GPU is being pushed as hard as other titles might do, and the load will vary from play through to play through.Įventually then, we've decided to use 3DMark06's Canyon Flight test as a real world representative, repeatable graphics test. It's such a hardcore test that any GPU under test is almost guaranteed to hit it's thermal limit, the mark at which the card's firmware will kick, speeding up the fan to keep the GPU withib safe temperature limits.Ĭonversely, simply leaving a game like Crysis running at a certain point also isn't reflective of real world use. ![]() ![]() We've found that Synthetic benchmarks such as FurMark thrash the GPU constantly, which simply isn't reflective of how GPU will be used when gaming. Thermal PerformancePutting realistic, repeatable load on a GPU to get a decent idea of it's real world thermal output has long been something we've experimented here at bit-tech.
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