NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT

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    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT

    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT

    How to Test NVIDIA/AMD Performance with OCCT
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    How to Test NVIDIA/AMD Performance with OCCT


    1. Download the free 3.1.0 version of OCCT:
       Information

    - Version 3.1.0 should be used as the latest versions of OCCT don't provide the same functionality.
    - GPU: MEMTEST will ONLY work on cards that supports Nvidia CUDA
    - OCCT can be used to diagnose TDR116/117 errors, faults in the video memory or a defective GPU.
    - Also works on Windows 8/8.1.


    Make sure you have the latest DirectX 9.0 Runtimes
    Download: DirectX End-User Runtime - Microsoft Download Center - Download Details

    2. Run the setup, and install the program
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-capture.png
    The program contains four different tests as shown below

    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-assa.png
    Test 1: GPU Stress Test

    In the GPU: OCCT section select your desired options such as your Test type, Test Duration, Shader complexity 1 Hour is usually recommended for the test
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-gpu1.png
    Click ON to start the Stress test
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-.png
    Enabling the Error Check will allow the program to log any errors found in the test




    Test 2: Video Memory Test

    OCCT GPU Memtest, based on Nvidia CUDA runs a Memtest-like test on your GPU Memory. It is aimed at detecting manufacturing errors on the GPU memory


    In the GPU: MEMTEST section select the number of Passes, usually 5-7 will be sufficient for detecting errors
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-passs.png
    Click ON to start the Stress test

    At the end of each test a folder containing graph will be created in C:\Users\[user Name\Documents\OCCT\[Date] as shown below:
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-folder.png
    If any errors are found they will be reported on the graphs

    Here is an example of a possible defect in GPU Memory:
    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-eee.png
       Warning
    Monitor your GPU temperatures. If you see artifacts, or the temperature of your GPU exceeds 80C, stop the test.

    NVIDIA/AMD Video Card - Test with OCCT-tekmps.png





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    Thanks yowanvista
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    Good tutorial Yowan, bookmarked.
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    Thanks Yowan, this will be helpful.
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    COol Tut, Thanks
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    Nice tutorials dude, well explained... :)
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    Thanks yowanvista this will be very helpful much appreciated.
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    Thanks a lot.
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    Um, you say there are 4 tests but you've only listed two...what are the others?
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    hecham said:
    Um, you say there are 4 tests but you've only listed two...what are the others?

    That thread is from september. I doubt very many ppl will be watching it. If you have a question it is usually better to start your own thread
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