GPU & gaming
About 8 seconds · Method 3.0
Render a deterministic animated WebGL scene on a visible canvas, increase graphics workload in stages, and report live FPS, median frame time, slow frames, renderer availability, and measured duration.
Render the same seeded particle scene for five measured seconds and expose the delivered FPS and frame-time distribution while it runs.
FPS is capped by browser presentation timing and is affected by refresh rate, power mode, thermal state, window visibility, driver behavior, and other work. This is a fixed browser WebGL workload—not a native GPU model, utilization, memory, or maximum-performance reading.
Transparent method
The workload, raw readings, progress, and final browser score are visible. Scores are a relative 0–100 reference under similar conditions, not a hardware certification.
Useful context
Only when the browser exposes renderer information. Some browsers deliberately return a generic or masked renderer to protect privacy.
No. It measures WebGL rendering inside the current browser and is best for repeat comparisons in similar browser conditions.
Troubleshooting
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