Why? Just let him use it. He’ll likely push it just as hard a stress test would with a more realistic workload. Are you going to open up a dispute if it fails and make him wait longer? I can’t imagine it’s going to be any different of a process of returning it fails in a synthetic test vs just gaming.
NoTemperature6657
That posture is going to cause even more pain for him in a few years ._.
daHaus
“first we test it by letting it mine ethereum until it pays for itself, then we’ll know it’s good”
Ok_Farmer3225
I think that test is kinda outdated, would be better to test it on 3D Mark or some videogames, just don’t use Furmark, that shite burns GPUs.
janniesalwayslose
That chair will certainly keep his gaming to a reasonable level Lol
DerekWeyeldStar
I love everything about this pic. These are the pix I wish someone took of me and my battle stations.
StarHammer_01
I test my gpus (both new and used) by straight up just playing the most intensive game I own lol.
HardStroke
Lol did the same to my brother
Got him a 1080 and tested it for 30 minutes to make sure he gets a good gpu
Same with the 2070 I got him and same after I built him his current PC LMAO
Just wanted to make sure everything was 100% for him.
As your kid grows he’ll appreciate it and it’ll show him you wanted to be 1000% sure he gets something good that WORKS.
Can’t blame him for being excited to play haha.
Con_Dinn_West
CAT
VileDespiseAO
He looks like he doesn’t want to be sitting there through that right now, lol. He’ll be thanking you if it turns out to have an issue and testing confirms it.
Side note: Unigine Heaven is pretty dated at this point and isn’t exactly the most reliable stress test / bench for modern day GPU’s. I would recommend running **OCCT** and utilizing both the VRAM test *(90% Memory Usage – 15 minutes)* as well as the 3D Adaptive test *(5 – 100% load range at a 5% stepping every 3+ minutes)*. You can also use **MSI Kombuster** in **Artifact Scanner** mode using multiple open instances of the VRAM usage donut test to get as close as possible to 100% VRAM use, this will not only put the core under maximum load but also VRAM, and the memory controller on the core. It will also keep a log of when artifacts are detected. If the card passes both of the above tests then it’s good to go.
Congratulations to your son for saving up enough to get a GPU upgrade, and congratulations to you for teaching him the importance of properly testing anything you buy used whether that be a car or PC hardware! I plan on teaching these same skills to my son as well when he gets old enough and he’s going to either enjoy the thoroughness of it or hate it seeing as his dad is the guy who handles warranty fulfillment board level diagnostics and repairs for a lot of major manufacturers.
shepiguai123456
it will do before they started to paly fps
LukakoKitty
We all know that doing benchmarks is more fun than playing games!! >.< Numbers go brrrrr…
machine010101
Yeah just did a quick 1 hour Heaven test to check temps. He really only likes light weight games so not too worried. It’s an RX 570 8gb. Works great!
Un4giv3n-madmonk
Eh let him play games, then overnight run furmark to actually stress test the system.
Running heaven seems somewhat pointless.
zegota1312
Shirts on backwards
IRP_Avlis
Good for him, I had to work hard to buy for myself my first own PC.
Clean_Perception_235
Nice cat
Awfulufwa
I was trying to understand what went wrong in the scenario. But now I get it… it’s doing a benchmark run to see how well the GPU performed in order to ascertain its limits and potentials with whatever software currently available.
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Why? Just let him use it. He’ll likely push it just as hard a stress test would with a more realistic workload. Are you going to open up a dispute if it fails and make him wait longer? I can’t imagine it’s going to be any different of a process of returning it fails in a synthetic test vs just gaming.
That posture is going to cause even more pain for him in a few years ._.
“first we test it by letting it mine ethereum until it pays for itself, then we’ll know it’s good”
I think that test is kinda outdated, would be better to test it on 3D Mark or some videogames, just don’t use Furmark, that shite burns GPUs.
That chair will certainly keep his gaming to a reasonable level Lol
I love everything about this pic. These are the pix I wish someone took of me and my battle stations.
I test my gpus (both new and used) by straight up just playing the most intensive game I own lol.
Lol did the same to my brother
Got him a 1080 and tested it for 30 minutes to make sure he gets a good gpu
Same with the 2070 I got him and same after I built him his current PC LMAO
Just wanted to make sure everything was 100% for him.
As your kid grows he’ll appreciate it and it’ll show him you wanted to be 1000% sure he gets something good that WORKS.
Can’t blame him for being excited to play haha.
CAT
He looks like he doesn’t want to be sitting there through that right now, lol. He’ll be thanking you if it turns out to have an issue and testing confirms it.
Side note: Unigine Heaven is pretty dated at this point and isn’t exactly the most reliable stress test / bench for modern day GPU’s. I would recommend running **OCCT** and utilizing both the VRAM test *(90% Memory Usage – 15 minutes)* as well as the 3D Adaptive test *(5 – 100% load range at a 5% stepping every 3+ minutes)*. You can also use **MSI Kombuster** in **Artifact Scanner** mode using multiple open instances of the VRAM usage donut test to get as close as possible to 100% VRAM use, this will not only put the core under maximum load but also VRAM, and the memory controller on the core. It will also keep a log of when artifacts are detected. If the card passes both of the above tests then it’s good to go.
Congratulations to your son for saving up enough to get a GPU upgrade, and congratulations to you for teaching him the importance of properly testing anything you buy used whether that be a car or PC hardware! I plan on teaching these same skills to my son as well when he gets old enough and he’s going to either enjoy the thoroughness of it or hate it seeing as his dad is the guy who handles warranty fulfillment board level diagnostics and repairs for a lot of major manufacturers.
it will do before they started to paly fps
We all know that doing benchmarks is more fun than playing games!! >.< Numbers go brrrrr…
Yeah just did a quick 1 hour Heaven test to check temps. He really only likes light weight games so not too worried. It’s an RX 570 8gb. Works great!
Eh let him play games, then overnight run furmark to actually stress test the system.
Running heaven seems somewhat pointless.
Shirts on backwards
Good for him, I had to work hard to buy for myself my first own PC.
Nice cat
I was trying to understand what went wrong in the scenario. But now I get it… it’s doing a benchmark run to see how well the GPU performed in order to ascertain its limits and potentials with whatever software currently available.