GPU Leaderboard
This leaderboard ranks GPU models by the median class score people have chosen to share from this site’s tests. It is a community view of browser results, not a lab benchmark, so read it as a guide rather than a verdict.
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About this tool
After a run, a visitor can tick a consent box and share the result. We store the test, the intensity and resolution used, the frame-rate figures, the score and the GPU name the browser reports. We do not store an IP address, a cookie, a user agent or an account. Submissions are checked on the server and the score is recalculated, so a made-up number is rejected.
Collection is switched off by default and only the site owner can turn it on. If it is off, this page will say so and stay empty.
How to read the results
How the ranking works
- Median, not average. One unusually fast or slow run cannot move a GPU up or down.
- Minimum samples. A GPU is listed only after at least three submissions in the last 90 days. Below that, a number says too little.
- Class score. Intensity, resolution and the weight of each test are divided out so runs at different settings sit on one scale. About 2,000 is a steady 60 FPS on a medium load.
- Typical range. The 25th to 75th percentile shows how much results for the same GPU vary.
What to keep in mind
Results come from many different browsers, drivers, power modes and cooling. Laptop and desktop versions of a GPU are kept apart, and so are Ti, Super and XT variants, but a laptop on battery and the same laptop plugged in will still differ. Browsers can hide or generalise GPU names, and software renderers are never ranked. The scores are specific to this site and cannot be compared with 3DMark, FurMark or other benchmarks.
Frequently asked questions
Why is my GPU missing?
It needs at least three submissions in the last 90 days, and the browser has to report a specific model name. Some browsers report only a generic name for privacy.
Can I remove my result?
Submissions are anonymous and carry nothing that identifies you, so an individual one cannot be traced back to you. Old results are deleted automatically after the retention period the site owner sets.
Why is the leaderboard empty?
The site owner may not have turned on result collection yet, or not enough people have shared results for any GPU to reach the minimum.
Why is my GPU not listed?
A GPU appears only after enough different visitors have shared a result for it, and only if the site owner has turned on result collection.
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