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Thermalright Does Not Like FurMark…

2 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/02/26 at 12:32

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: furmark, gpu temperature, HR-03 GTX, thermalright, videocard

ASUS GeForce GTX 295 Temperature With FurMark

3 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/01/11 at 20:05

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: Asus, furmark, geforce gtx 295, gpu temperature

ASUSA GeForce GTX 295

GeForce GTX 295 Temperature With FurMark

InfraRed Pictures of GeForce GTX 285 and Radeon HD 4870 X2

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/01/09 at 15:44

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: geforce gtx 295, gpu temperature, infra red, infrared, radeon hd 4870 x2

ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 - Idle mode
ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 – Idle mode

ATI Radeon HD 4870 X2 – Under Loading

FurMark 1.6.0 Available NOW!

15 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2009/01/07 at 11:03

Categories: Benchmarks, Geeks3D, OpenGL Tags: etqw, furmark, furmark 1.6.0, glsl, gpu temperature, opengl 3.0, post processing, stability test, stress test, video card

It’s time for a new version of FurMark. With this very cold winter we currently have, only FurMark can bring you the heat you need! Here are the main changes of this new release:
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ASUS EAH 4870 Dark Knight Top Graphics Card

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/12/22 at 11:28

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: Asus, Dark Knight Top, furmark, gpu temperature, graphics card, radeon hd 4870, rv770, videocard

ASUS EAH4870 DK TOP Graphics Card

FurMark 1.5.0 Graphics Card Stability Test Available!

16 comments - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/11/24 at 10:58

Categories: Benchmarks Tags: benchmark, furmark, gpu, gpu temperature, graphics card, opengl, stability test

FurMark Running on a Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2 Without Too Much Noise!

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/11/21 at 10:29

Categories: Graphics Cards Tags: ATI, bios, furmark, gpu temperature, graphics card, radeon hd 4850 x2, Sapphire

GPU-Z temperature with FurMark - Sapphire Radeon HD 4850 X2

Zotac Users Can Overclock Their Graphics Cards With FireStorm

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/11/11 at 11:01

Categories: GPU Tools, Overclocking Tags: firestorm, geforce, gpu temperature, graphics card, overclock, overcloking, utility, zotac

Zotac FireStorm overclocking tool

GPU Caps Viewer 1.6.0 Available

1 comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/10/20 at 10:59

Categories: GPU Tools Tags: geforce, gpu caps viewer, gpu temperature, graphics card, graphics driver, opengl, physx, radeon, utility

GPU Caps Viewer logo

PowerColor Radeon HD 4870 Fails to Complete FurMark

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/08/14 at 13:55

Categories: FurMark, Graphics Cards Tags: furmark, gpu temperature, graphics card, Powercolor, radeon hd 4870, VPU recovery

Expreview has done some tests on the new Powercolor product, the Radeon HD 4870:

One of these tests is FurMark and the HD 4870 fails to complete one minute of FurMark’s stability test. Failure symptoms are VPU recovery message, red LED (on the PCB) that shines…

For one thing, BIOS limited fan speed too low, that results in a higher GPU temperature; For the other thing, it gets through 3DMark Vantage, but fails to complete FurMark test. We believe it’s the BIOS setting that causes these problems and asked PowerColor for a new BIOS, but the answer was not available yet.

Other pictures of Powercolor’s Radeon HD 4870: PowerColor HD 4870 in our hand, looks even better than reference.

Sapphire Toxic Radeon HD 4850 Review

Be the first to comment - What do you think? Posted by JeGX - 2008/08/07 at 09:33

Categories: Graphics Cards, VGA Coolers Tags: ATI, gpu temperature, graphics card, radeon hd 4850, review, Sapphire, toxic, video card, Zalman heatpipe fan

The biggest problem of Radeon HD 4850 is that this card reaches high temperatures (70 degrees celcius) even in idle (i.e. not loaded). So manufacturers decided to discard the stock cooler in favour of a better and more efficient cooler. In these reviews, the Sapphire’s solution, the Radeon HD 4850 Toxic edition, is analyzed. This Radeon features a Zalman heatpipe fan, providing more efficient cooling, quieter operation and more headroom for performance tuning.

Due to the better cooling solution, frequencies have been overclocked:

Toxic Radeon HD 4850 has the following features:
- GPU: RV770
- stream processors: 800
- ROPs: 16
- transistors: 956M
- memory 512Mb / 256-bit
- core clock: 675MHz
- memory clock: 1100Mhz
- DirectX 10 / OpenGL 2.1

However, the Sapphire cooling solution is one of the noisiest cards under idle: around 40db. But this cooler does its job by keeping GPU temperature at least 20 degrees lower than a standard Radeon HD 4850.

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