Detailed instructions for using FurMark

Some netizens have just installed FurMark, a baking machine software, and there are still some difficulties in using it. So how to use FurMark? The editor below will specifically describe the detailed steps of using FurMark. Friends who don’t understand should take a look.

First open the FurMark software and click the red button to set it to off to turn off the anti-aliasing function.

Click this setting and set it as shown in Figure 2.

Click ok and click this test.

Click this go, and the software starts to bake the machine.

The upper left corner of the software displays information, including the frame rate at this 800x600 resolution, temperature, CPU energy consumption information. You can see here how the performance of this GPU is. To hide the above information, press the letter [i]. To restore the display, press [i] again.

If you want to match its rendering mode, press the space bar to switch. The results obtained in different rendering modes are different. Then if the computer can run this software for an hour without crashing, then it means it is good. Usually a fifteen-minute run is enough, preferably forty minutes or within an hour. Seeing this tem temperature, anything below 80° is qualified. The lower the temperature, the better. High-end graphics cards are usually above 90°, and ordinary games are generally 60°. For daily computer use, just run it for an hour and see if there is any problem. If there is no problem, then this computer can be used. The reverse is not possible.

The above is the detailed operation steps of FurMark brought to you by the editor. Let’s learn together. I believe it can help some new users.