GPU VOLUMESHADER_BM Leaderboard
Desktop | Apex | WebGPU VolumeShader_BM Leaders
Live volumeshader_bm leaderboard results for Desktop hardware running the Apex preset over WebGPU. Compare FPS and frame time from real browser submissions.
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How to Climb This Leaderboard
Open the Volume Shader BM benchmark and match this page’s preset, device type, and API. Let the run collect at least 30 seconds of steady FPS, then hit Submit Result. New entries roll onto the leaderboard about every 10 minutes, so give it a moment before refreshing to spot your score.
About Apex rankings for Desktop
This table highlights Volume Shader BM performance for desktop devices using the apex preset and WebGPU rendering path. It’s a quick way to see how real browsers handle a balanced volume-ray-marching workload, whether you care about gaming visuals or creative 3D renders.
Why these rankings are useful
Volume Shader BM isn’t a synthetic math test—it uses an actual WebGL/WebGPU volume shader to stress modern GPUs. Seeing average FPS and stability from community submissions helps you understand how similar hardware will behave under complex shader work without guessing from spec sheets.
Higher FPS means smoother volume rendering, while tighter stability scores point to more consistent performance. Use the data as guidance when comparing devices, but remember power limits, thermals, and drivers can all affect your own results.
Testing methodology & disclaimer
Each score represents community runs that followed standardized Volume Shader BM settings for this preset, device type, and API. Results are screened for minimum runtime and stability, then refreshed roughly every ten minutes as new submissions clear the queue.
GPU benchmarks still share silicon with the rest of your workload: background renders, games, or video calls can drag a flagship card below a quiet mid-range device. Close demanding apps, keep the machine on stable power, and rerun once thermals settle to get readings you can compare fairly.
These rankings are community reference data only—they’re not an official certification of device performance or a guarantee from hardware vendors. Treat them as a living snapshot to inform your research, and always verify with your own testing when precision is critical.