Of course, best results are achieved with identical GPUs. In the following screenshot, two GPUs are used: a GeForce GTX 660 and a GeForce GT 520. This is a multi-GPU test: the demo will try to use all available GPUs even if they are not the same.

The second computing test draws a Julia4D fractal with OpenCL. The first computing test performs a particle simulation (one million particles) with OpenGL 4.3 compute shaders. According to this article, the new GeForce GTX 980 seems to be a GPU computing killer and I hope both news benchmarks have enough compute load for it… Comparative tables are available at the end of this post. MSI Kombustor 3.5.0 adds two news computing tests, one based on OpenCL and the second one based on OpenGL 4.3 compute shaders. Branch 2.5.x (32-bit) is now in mainteance only mode.Ī new version of MSI Kombustor is ready. MSI Kombustor 3.x.x (64-bit) is the new active branch of Kombustor.

You can download latest PhysX runtimes from THIS PAGE. If PhysX runtimes are not present on your system, Kombustor will not start properly. MSI Kombustor v3.5.2 + v2.6.0 UPDATES available HEREĪMD Radeon owners: MSI Kombustor requires the PhysX support for some tests.

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