Posted on Wednesday, November 26 2008 @ 2:08 CET by Thomas De Maesschalck
Ozone3D has released FurMark 1.5.0, this is an OpenGL benchmark that uses fur rendering algorithms to measure the performance of your graphics card. You can download it
over here.
Changelog:
- New: added GPU temperature log facility. If enabled, a log
file (gpu-temperature.xml) is generated (in Stability Test mode only) to log
degrees Celsius and Fahrenheit as well as elapsed time.
- New: benchmark results can be logged in a file
(FurMark-Scores.txt). This feature is useful in command line when starting
multiple tests. See Run-Multiple-Tests.bat for an example.
- New: added a postprocessing pass in Stability Test mode to
make the test more intensive.
- New: in benchmarking mode, score is returned to Windows.
Useful for command line scripts.
- New: startup dialog box is available in several languages.
If you want to translate FurMark, feel free to send the translated xml file
(see gui-english.xml in FurMark folder for an example). Of course, your
credits will be added on FurMark's homepage). Current translations: english,
french, chinese (traditional and simplified) and german.
- New: added key F9 to make a screenshot (windowed or
fullscreen but in Stability Mode only).
- New: added checkbox for Xtreme Burning Mode.
- Change: Xtreme Burning mode is more gpu-intensive...
- Bugfix: improved OpenGL rendering context to support new
ForceWare 180.xx series.
- Bugfix: the QXSGA 2560x2048 resolution was not
operational.
