Description
You just bought a graphics card and want to know whether the core count and memory bus really match the box, or which hits its limit first under load, core temperature or hotspot. A full benchmark suite is overkill for that. GPU Shark runs straight from a folder and lays the card bare: vendor, codename, device ID, shader, texture and raster unit counts, VRAM size and bus width, all on one screen.
It reads NVIDIA, AMD, Intel Arc and Moore Threads cards, and on multi-GPU machines each card gets its own panel. Beyond the static specs there are live graphs for temperature, hotspot, utilization, power draw, fan speed and clocks, which makes throttling and fan problems easy to spot.
GPU details: vendor, codename, device ID, core layout, VRAM size and bus width, VGA BIOS and driver version.
OpenGL and Vulkan tabs: version numbers, extension lists and capability limits, so checking driver support needs no extra tool.
Sensor graphs: temperature, hotspot, load, power, fan speed and clocks drawn in real time, side by side for multiple GPUs.
Multi-vendor: the 2.x edition covers NVIDIA GeForce, AMD Radeon, Intel Arc and Moore Threads; the 32-bit build only reads GeForce and Radeon.
Portable: unzip and run, nothing written to the system, handy on a USB stick when checking a used card.
It reads NVIDIA, AMD, Intel Arc and Moore Threads cards, and on multi-GPU machines each card gets its own panel. Beyond the static specs there are live graphs for temperature, hotspot, utilization, power draw, fan speed and clocks, which makes throttling and fan problems easy to spot.
Features
GPU details: vendor, codename, device ID, core layout, VRAM size and bus width, VGA BIOS and driver version.
OpenGL and Vulkan tabs: version numbers, extension lists and capability limits, so checking driver support needs no extra tool.
Sensor graphs: temperature, hotspot, load, power, fan speed and clocks drawn in real time, side by side for multiple GPUs.
Multi-vendor: the 2.x edition covers NVIDIA GeForce, AMD Radeon, Intel Arc and Moore Threads; the 32-bit build only reads GeForce and Radeon.
Portable: unzip and run, nothing written to the system, handy on a USB stick when checking a used card.
