I tested it and it’s perfectly stable. No thermal throttling either. Is this normal? I’m using a RTX 4050 mobile (6gb varient) btw.
zeldaink
Yeah, OpenGL 3.2 uses half the GPU capabilities. That’s like DirectX 10.1… And OC doesn’t always net big gains; undervolting can give better results. Try other benchmark, this is way too brutal. Something like Superposition or 3DMark can put more realistic load. Furmark barely uses VRAM. That’s just to see how hot it can go :/
Sensitive-Muscle8746
Furmark is used as a stability test. Not a benchmark. Use 3DMark instead.
tamarockstar
Don’t laptops have an overall limited power budget? I wonder if that’s part of it.
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I tested it and it’s perfectly stable. No thermal throttling either. Is this normal? I’m using a RTX 4050 mobile (6gb varient) btw.
Yeah, OpenGL 3.2 uses half the GPU capabilities. That’s like DirectX 10.1… And OC doesn’t always net big gains; undervolting can give better results. Try other benchmark, this is way too brutal. Something like Superposition or 3DMark can put more realistic load. Furmark barely uses VRAM. That’s just to see how hot it can go :/
Furmark is used as a stability test. Not a benchmark. Use 3DMark instead.
Don’t laptops have an overall limited power budget? I wonder if that’s part of it.