Compare Your GPU
See where your results sit against other people who ran the same GPU. Your scores are read from this browser and compared on the page; the only thing sent to the server is the GPU name, to look up the community median.
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About this tool
- Your best class score for each test you have run, with its band.
- The community median and typical range for your GPU model, and how many submissions that is based on.
- Where your GPU ranks among all listed models, plus the five faster and five slower models nearest to it.
How to read the results
Being above or below the median by a few percent is normal. Cooling, power limits, driver versions and background apps all move results. A score far below the typical range is worth a second run with other apps closed and a laptop plugged in.
Before you compare
Run at least one test first. If your browser hides the GPU name, type your model into the box. Comparisons only appear when the site owner has enabled anonymous results and enough people have shared runs for your GPU; otherwise you still get your own best scores and bands.
Frequently asked questions
What is sent to the server?
Only the GPU name, as part of the request address. Your scores, run history and anything else stay in your browser.
Why does it say there is no community data?
Either result collection is off on this site, or your GPU has fewer than the minimum number of submissions.
What is sent when I compare?
Only the GPU name, to look up the community median. Your scores stay in your browser.
Why does it ask me to type my GPU?
Some browsers hide or mask the GPU name. Type your model so the page can find it.
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