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Test your GPU performance using WebGPU API. Compute benchmarks, render tests, and performance comparison.
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This online GPU benchmark tool uses the WebGPU API to directly access your graphics card hardware, completing GPU performance evaluation right in your browser. No software installation required, supporting both compute and render performance testing.
GPU scores are affected by multiple factors: 1) Close other GPU-intensive applications; 2) Ensure graphics drivers are up to date; 3) Use a WebGPU-capable browser (Chrome 113+); 4) Connect laptop to power to avoid throttling; 5) Disable browser hardware acceleration limits.
WebGPU is the next-generation Web graphics and compute API, developed by the W3C GPU for the Web Working Group. Compared to WebGL, WebGPU provides lower-level GPU access, supports compute shaders, and delivers performance closer to native Vulkan/Metal/DirectX 12. This tool uses WebGPU compute and render pipelines to test GPU parallel computing and graphics rendering capabilities respectively.
WebGPU benchmark uses the browser's built-in WebGPU API to directly call the GPU for compute and render tests, evaluating parallel computing capability and graphics rendering performance. No software installation needed.
WebGPU benchmark directly calls the underlying GPU hardware. Results reflect actual GPU performance in the Web environment. Different browsers may have varying WebGPU implementations. Chrome 113+ recommended.
Requires a WebGPU-capable browser: Chrome 113+, Edge 113+, Firefox Nightly (with flag). Safari support is in development.
No. All GPU computation and testing happens locally in your browser. No data is uploaded to any server.
Scores include compute performance (matrix operation speed) and render performance (triangle rendering speed). Higher scores indicate better performance. Compare with common GPU models.