2D Graphics |

The 2D Graphics Test preferences are only included in the BurnInTest Pro version only. 2D Graphics Test There are three options available for 2D graphics testing in the professional version of the BurnInTest. Local video memory only The user can test the video RAM by writing and reading data to and from the RAM on the video card. This option selects to test the local video memory.See Video adapter memory testing for more details. All available video memory This option selects to test the local video memory and shared video memory. Lines and bitmaps Tests standard two dimensional graphical functions. EMC - scrolling characters Aids in Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing for monitors. EMC - reference test pattern Aids in Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing for monitors. Displays a test pattern on up to 4 monitors (specified in "Number of windows"). EMC - scrolling and test pattern Aids in Electromagnetic Compliance (EMC) testing for monitors. Displays the scrolling characters test pattern on the primary display and the reference test pattern on a second monitor. Note: that many displays may be tested by grouping all monitors into 2 groups (where supported by the graphics subsystem). This setting is in Windows Control Panel\All Control Panel Items\Display\Screen Resolution, Multiple displays -> Duplicate these displays. Ignore skipped frames Selecting this option will mean that a skipped frame error will be ignored. A skipped frame is typically caused when the systems load is too high to process the video frame. Scrolling 'H' EMC Test settings Options to change the scrolling character are included here. The Font, Character, Text and Background can be changed. A preview of the settings is then displayed. Test window setup (multiple monitor testing) The standard 2D Graphics test can be configured to test 2D Graphics across multiple monitors. Number of windows Number of test windows that will be started (1 to 4). Window placement Whether the test windows should be placed on the primary monitor, or across all monitors. Window size Size of the test window, 160x100 up to full screen. Note that the default resolution option (only) is scaled based on the systems current DPI. Note: The GUI test uses a fixed size Window.