1.20.7.0
- FurMark 1.20.7.0 is a maintenance release and brings the support of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060 SUPER and RTX 2070 SUPER.
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1.20.6.0
- FurMark 1.20.6.0 is a maintenance release and fixes the reading of GPU-Z hardware sensors
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1.20.5.0
- FurMark 1.20.5.0 is a maintenance release and brings the support of NVIDIA GeForce GTX 16 Series.
This new version of FurMark also prevents Windows from going into screen blanking or sleep mode.
This allows to run FurMark for hours (or days…) no matter power saving (screen blanking or sleep mode) settings.
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1.20.4.0
- FurMark 1.20.4.0 is a maintenance release and brings the support of NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2060.
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1.20.3.0
- FurMark 1.20.3.0 is a maintenance release and fixes a minor bug in the GPU temperature reading on some GPUs.
On those GPUs (like Radeon RX 400 series) the GPU temperature goes up so quickly at the start of the stress test that the GPU temperature spike filter detects a false spike.
The GPU temperature spike filter is now disabled by default because it’s no longer useful today (the spike filter has been added in prehistoric times where spikes in temperature were there ?see HERE).
If you need it, you can enabled it in the startup_options.xml file (enable_gpu_temp_spike_filter and gpu_temp_spike_filter_threshold) .
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1.20.2.0
- FurMark 1.20.2.0 is a maintenance release and fixes a minor bug in the GPU monitoring log to file function:
GPU-Z values for clock speeds and GPU temperature are now used when FurMark monitoring is incomplete like on Intel GPUs.
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1.20.1.0
- FurMark 1.20.1.0 is a maintenance release that brings a minimal support for high-DPI scaling (FurMark simply keeps its original size).
GPU Shark and GPU-Z have been updated to their latest versions.
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1.20.0.1
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