The GPU Performance Score is calculated based on the frame rate (FPS) during a WebGL test and the screen resolution. The score is normalized between 50 and 100 to reflect the GPU's capabilities.

Test the performance of your GPU using a simple WebGL benchmark directly in your browser. This test will help you understand how well your GPU can handle basic 3D rendering tasks.

• 50 - 60 (Weak): Your GPU is not strong enough to handle complex graphics or high-end gaming. It is suitable only for basic tasks like video playback, web browsing, and office work.
• 61 - 70 (Average): The GPU can handle basic multimedia tasks and office applications well. However, you may experience lag or stutter when dealing with heavy graphics applications or games.
• 71 - 80 (Fair): Your GPU can handle most medium-level graphic applications and games at low to medium settings. It offers stable performance, but not outstanding.
• 81 - 90 (Good): The GPU can handle most games at medium to high graphics settings. It is suitable for video editing, 3D rendering, and smooth gaming.
• 91 - 100 (Excellent): This is the top performance tier for high-end GPUs. You can run games and graphic-intensive applications at the highest settings, including 4K gaming and professional-grade 3D rendering.