Detect GPU & Graphics Capabilities Instantly
Browser-based 3D applications, games, and WebGL/WebGPU tools rely heavily on your dedicated graphics processor. Understanding which GPU your browser is utilizing and what extensions are supported is critical for performance troubleshooting.
The GPU Info & Tester inspects your device's graphics stack through WebGL and WebGPU APIs, exposing unmasked hardware details, driver parameters, and rendering tier ratings without installing third-party utilities.
Key Features
- Unmasked GPU Detection: Unmask the underlying graphics hardware (NVIDIA, AMD Radeon, Intel Arc / Iris, Apple Silicon) bypassing basic browser virtualization.
- WebGL & WebGPU Support Check: Verify hardware compatibility with modern web graphics standards including WebGL 1.0, WebGL 2.0, and WebGPU.
- Performance Tier Rating: View estimated GPU benchmark tiers to determine capability for web-based 3D rendering and games.
- Hardware Parameter Inspection: Inspect maximum texture sizes, antialiasing limits (MSAA), shader precision, and extension support.
- Real-Time Render Test: Run a lightweight 3D canvas render to measure active frame rates (FPS) and verify hardware acceleration is engaged.
Common Use Cases
- Dual-GPU Laptops: Verify whether your browser is running on the high-performance dedicated GPU (NVIDIA/AMD) or falling back to the power-saving integrated GPU (Intel/AMD iGPU).
- Hardware Acceleration Troubleshooting: Diagnose laggy browser performance or video playback issues by confirming if GPU acceleration is properly enabled.
- Developer WebGL Debugging: Inspect available WebGL extensions and limits on client devices to optimize shaders and texture sizes.
Inspect your graphics processor details and run the performance test above.