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Don't really understand that these mean for the Intel graphics? The general rule of thumb is the following: | Don't really understand that these mean for the Intel graphics? The general rule of thumb is the following: | ||
* HD/UHD — low end devices | * HD/UHD — low end devices (struggle with simple 3D scenes) | ||
* Iris Pro / Iris Xe — medium range devices | * Iris Pro / Iris Xe — medium range devices (quite good if you have non-ancient Intel CPU) | ||
* Arc — high end devices ( | * Arc — high end devices (very good performance for both integrated and discrete GPUs) | ||
== GPU lists on Wikipedia == | == GPU lists on Wikipedia == | ||
Latest revision as of 08:42, 21 March 2026
This article lists some info about graphics processing units (GPU).
WebGL Report
Soft8Soft maintains a fork of a well-known webglreport.com resource — v3d.net/w. It has shorter address and includes one major improvement over the original version — GPU detection code. This code performs various heuristic evaluations of GPU and browser information to predict the performance of the user system.
Intel HD/UHD/Iris/Arc
Don't really understand that these mean for the Intel graphics? The general rule of thumb is the following:
- HD/UHD — low end devices (struggle with simple 3D scenes)
- Iris Pro / Iris Xe — medium range devices (quite good if you have non-ancient Intel CPU)
- Arc — high end devices (very good performance for both integrated and discrete GPUs)
GPU lists on Wikipedia
Wikipedia contains very useful articles with GPU specs:
