When it comes to graphics card testing, we will definitely think of 3D Mark, but looking at the size of 3D Mark, which is several hundred megabytes and the network speed of a small water pipe, is there any lightweight testing software?
GpuTest is a very compact software. It is a graphics card stress testing software based on OpenGL. GpuTest is also a cross-platform tool that supports Windows, Mac OS X and Linux operating systems. Unfortunately, the software currently only supports 64-bit systems.
GpuTest's OpenGL tests include FurMark (based on OpenGL 3.2), TessMark (based on OpenGL 4.0), GiMark (based on OpenGL 3.3) and PixMark (based on OpenGL 3.2).
Recently, GpuTest released the latest version 0.4.0, which mainly includes the following updates:
- Supports running TessMark OpenGL 4.0 on OSX 10.8
- Added new TessMark levels: X8, X16, X32 and X64, default is X32
- Updated TessMark rendering code to solve the bug of Radeon graphics card under Linux
- Updated OpenGL core configuration files for all OpenGL 3+ demos
- Added new command line argument to disable OpenGL checking
- Updated OpenGL 4's subdivision surface technology shader test to support TessMark demo
- Fixed a bug in the background pixel shader in the TessMark demo
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