FurMark 1.21.0 Released




FurMark 1.21, stress test session

A new version of FurMark, the popular GPU burn-in utility, is available.

1 – Release highlights

FurMark 1.21 adds the support of AMD Navi GPUs (Radeon RX 5700, RX 5600 and RX 5500) with the monitoring of essential sensors (core usage, core temperature, power consumption, fan speed). The log file is now stored in user’s temporary folder (usually C:\Users\USERNAME\AppData\Local\Temp\). The benchmark scores are now submitted to a new online database available HERE. The old database at ozone3d.net will still accept submissions during the next months from previous versions of FurMark, but will be put in read only mode later this year. GPU Shark and GPU-Z have been updated to their latest versions.

 

2 – Download



You can download FurMark from the following link:

FurMark 1.21.0.0 (win32 installer)

To ensure the integrity of your download, you can verify the following checksum values / hashcodes (a tool like H4shG3n can help you):
 
FurMark_1.21.0.0_Setup.exe hash codes:
- file size => 11177513 bytes
- MD5       => c66617864de6e2397a23af5e80cda2e4
- SHA1      => 4c2d79075bff3fc0baf1a101ad9743785a269493
- SHA256    => aa7cfca548452546aa50a3e16f1c8659191e8f4382e32f08456b0ddb65310791

 
Useful links:


FurMark logo - GPU stress test

3 – Changelog

Version 1.21.0.0 - 2020-01-23
+ added support of AMD Navi GPUs.
+ added support of AMD Radeon RX 5500 XT and RX 5600 XT.
+ added support of GeForce RTX 2060 with TU104 GPU and
  GeForce GTX 1650 SUPER.
+ updated reporting of graphics drivers for Radeon graphics cards.
+ new online database.
! Log file is now stored in user's temp folder.
! updated: GPU Shark 0.16.1.0
! updated: GPU-Z 2.29
! updated: ZoomGPU 1.25.1 (GPU monitoring library)


FurMark with all GPU tools





9 thoughts on “FurMark 1.21.0 Released”

  1. JeGX Post Author

    Yes it’s a false positive. Probably caused by the installer (inno setup). I’m trying another installer…

    1. JeGX Post Author

      Just tested on a RTX 2070, res: 1024×768, windowed mode.
      – no postfx: 253 FPS
      – postfx: 250 FPS
      small drop in perfs which is normal.
      What is your GPU / driver ?

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