ТРОТТЛИНГ ВИДЕОКАРТЫ В FURMARK

FurMark is a popular program used to stress-test graphics cards, capable of pushing them to their limits. However, users often encounter an issue known as throttling during the FurMark benchmarking process.

Throttling occurs when the graphics card reduces its performance to prevent overheating. This can be frustrating for users seeking to test the true capabilities of their graphics cards or to push them to their maximum potential.

There are several factors that can contribute to throttling in FurMark, including inadequate cooling systems, insufficient power supply, or even specific settings within the program itself. Identifying and resolving the underlying causes of throttling can help users achieve optimal performance.

To prevent throttling, users can take several measures such as ensuring proper ventilation and cooling, upgrading their power supply if necessary, and adjusting the settings in FurMark to find a balance between performance and temperature. Additionally, regularly cleaning the graphics card and updating its drivers can also help alleviate throttling issues.

By understanding why throttling occurs in FurMark and implementing appropriate measures to mitigate it, users can optimize their graphics card's performance and conduct accurate stress-testing without limitations.