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Use the same browser version, viewport, zoom, power mode, and workload settings. Close competing tasks, keep the tab visible, allow a short warm-up, then repeat three times. Change one variable at a time; record all results rather than choosing the highest.

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June 28, 20262 min read

GPU Compute, Web Workers, and Shader Demos: What Is Actually Measured?

Distinguish CPU Web Workers from WebGL rendering passes and choose measurements that answer a real GPU compute question.

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June 25, 20262 min read

How to Investigate Low FPS Without Guessing the Bottleneck

Compare fixed workloads, separate browser scheduling from game performance, and collect evidence before blaming the GPU.

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June 22, 20262 min read

How to Run WebGL Tests and Troubleshoot a Blank Canvas

Start browser graphics tests deliberately, distinguish WebGL from Canvas and workers, and investigate unsupported features or context loss.

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June 18, 20262 min read

Why a Browser Shader Test Does Not Validate a Mining Workload

Understand the mismatch between WebGL rendering and sustained mining applications, and record workload-specific evidence instead of relying on browser FPS.

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June 14, 20262 min read

How to Document Graphics Glitches Before Diagnosing a GPU Fault

Reproduce visual problems, distinguish intentional procedural effects from glitches, and collect screenshots and conditions for investigation.

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June 10, 20262 min read

How to Compare Two GPUs with the Same Browser Workload

Use a controlled comparison log for WebGL tests, avoid unverified vendor scores, and account for browser, driver, and display limits.

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