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How Powerful Is Your GPU?

Click Start to render triangles in WebGL and measure your GPU's performance. The benchmark increases triangle count until FPS drops, then calculates a score based on throughput.

This benchmark renders progressively more triangles via WebGL draw calls and measures the maximum count your GPU sustains at 30+ FPS.

Integrated graphics typically score 500–2,000; mid-range dedicated GPUs score 2,000–5,000; high-end GPUs exceed 5,000.

What Do Your Results Mean?

Result Range Meaning
Good Score above 3,000 Strong GPU performance. Your device handles WebGL-heavy applications, 3D visualizations, and browser games well.
Warning Score 1,000–3,000 Moderate GPU power. Fine for standard web use but may struggle with complex 3D scenes.
Bad Score below 1,000 Weak GPU or software rendering. Update your graphics driver and enable hardware acceleration in browser settings.

Common Issues and How to Fix Them

WebGL is not available in the browser

Enable hardware acceleration in browser settings (Settings > System > Use hardware acceleration). Update your GPU driver to the latest version.

Score is unexpectedly low on a powerful GPU

The browser may be using integrated graphics instead of the dedicated GPU. Set your browser to use the high-performance GPU in your OS graphics settings (NVIDIA Control Panel or AMD Radeon Settings).

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the WebGL benchmark work?

It renders an increasing number of triangles using WebGL and measures the frame rate. Your score is based on how many triangles can be drawn while maintaining 30+ FPS.

What is a good benchmark score?

Scores vary by GPU: integrated graphics typically score 500-2000, mid-range GPUs 2000-5000, and high-end GPUs 5000+.

Why is WebGL not available?

WebGL may be disabled in browser settings, blocked by extensions, or unsupported by your GPU driver. Try updating your graphics driver.

Does this benchmark reflect real gaming performance?

It measures raw GPU triangle throughput in WebGL. Real gaming involves textures, shaders, and physics — this is a simplified baseline test.