Gaming PC Hardware & Readiness Report

It probes WebGL and WebGPU with a high-performance hint, so on laptops and PCs with two graphics chips it reports your dedicated gaming GPU — not just the integrated one — and lists both when present. Works in modern browsers with no plugins or downloads.

The score is based on browser-detectable metrics (GPU renderer, CPU cores, RAM, display specs, network). It provides a reliable estimate but cannot measure actual FPS or benchmark your hardware like a native application.

Browsers deliberately limit precision: Firefox reports a generalized model of the same class (e.g. "GTX 980, or similar" instead of your exact card), and strict privacy modes hide the renderer completely. The scanner labels such data as "generalized by browser" or "hidden by browser" and determines the real class with its own performance measurement.

No. Browser-based scanning cannot measure actual GPU/CPU performance under load. This tool gives a quick overview of your hardware capabilities — for precise benchmarks, use dedicated software.

Yes. The scanner works on any device with a modern browser. Mobile devices will typically score lower due to mobile GPUs and smaller displays.

Some browsers (e.g. Firefox in strict privacy mode) intentionally under-report hardwareConcurrency as 2-8 "cores" to resist tracking. The scanner runs a parallel web-worker workload and shows the measured thread count marked as "measured".