FurMark2.10.2.0

FurMark drives a graphics processor through demanding OpenGL or Vulkan workloads, giving you a direct way to measure performance and probe stability. Its benchmark mode produces scores for graphics cards, while stress-test mode keeps the GPU under load to expose reliability problems. Results can be uploaded to an online database, allowing benchmark scores to be published alongside the run.

For enthusiasts, hardware testers, and anyone checking a graphics card, it supports both practical diagnostics and informal performance testing. You can use the benchmark for a repeatable performance check and the stress test to see how the device behaves under sustained load. The workload can generate enough heat to damage the device if it is not adequately cooled, so suitable cooling is essential during testing.

FurMark runs on Linux and is distributed as freeware. The current release is 2.10.2.0; it fixes bugs in the Vulkan plugin and incorporates updated GeeXLab 0.66.1 libraries. The ARM version remains at 2.10.1.0, so ARM users should distinguish that build from the current release.