Why Does UserBenchmark Say My GPU Is Missing?
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CleverGiraffe42
Hi everyone! I recently did a fresh install of Windows, and I'm having an odd issue. When I run UserBenchmark, it claims that my GPU is missing, which is confusing because I know it's working just fine—I've used it without problems and all tests that involve it completed successfully. I've even reinstalled all the necessary drivers. I'm at a bit of a loss here. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Here's the link to my benchmark for reference: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/71294031
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For a solid benchmarking experience, I love using Unigine Superposition. It simulates a heavy gaming load really well and you can compare your scores with others, especially if you're looking at similar CPUs. 1080p Extreme is my go-to setting too!
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Honestly, I've heard a lot of complaints about UserBenchmark being unreliable. It might be better to try different benchmarking tools that are more accurate. A lot of people recommend ditching UserBenchmark altogether.
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If you're looking for alternatives, you might want to try 3DMark, FurMark, or Cinebench. They're more respected in the community. Also, don't forget tools like HWinfo for monitoring temperatures while you test!
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