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Is FurMark Safe To Use For GPU: Explaining Stress Testing

Being one of the most well-known GPU stress-test utilities, FurMark is often discussed as a potentially dangerous factor that may lead to damage to the whole hardware system. Is FurMark safe for your PC and GPU if you intend to push it to the maximum performance – let’s figure it out in the following guide https://kimlisoft.com/is-furmark-safe/

What Is Furmark?

Released by Geeks3D almost two decades ago, FurMark is a freeware, OpenGL benchmark utility for Linux and Windows OS. This tool is widely used by hardware specialists as stress-test software for severe GPU stress tests. There is also a FurMark CPU burner but most users claim that it is not stable and better to choose another CPU stress-testing software.

FurMark is designed to test intensively and monitor the actual GPU’s processing power to be able to reach the maximum limit of hardware. FurMark is easy to use, lightweight, and quick. Also, it is completely free and regularly renewed up to the date (as of February 2024).

How Does It Work?

Fur-rendering algorithms of the FurMark GPU stress test intentionally overhead the system’s graphics processing unit to measure the performance rate and check the limits of the hardware. This means that during the test the cooling and temperature are pushed as high as possible.

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