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    SuperPi...but for graphics card.

    Is the some freeware around for a graphics card which is like superpi? I just want to test my newly bought 7600

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    Try 3D Mark, not identical - but its a GFx Benchmarking tool.

    www.futuremark.com, somewhere there - I would give a direct link, but im just heading out!
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    thats the one...i think

    thanks for that

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    http://www.futuremark.com/download/pcmark05/
    will show that card off well

    3dmark06 is almost the same but hammers the new shaders more, not as nice to watch

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    lol, ill watch the nice one then

    thanks for that mate

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    3dmark is good for benchmarking. For teperature testing I like rthdribl

    http://www.daionet.gr.jp/~masa/rthdribl/

    which just renders some HDR balls, but will give you a good idea of max graphics card temperature at high load.

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