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Our mission

Honest measurement, in your browser.

Hardware measurement that runs in a browser tab, so anyone can see how their machine behaves under load without installing anything or trusting a spec sheet.

The product is for PC builders validating a new system, enthusiasts checking a cooling or driver change, and anyone who wants a repeatable baseline.

What we measure

The main benchmark runs three consecutive workloads: parallel Web Workers measure CPU throughput, stability, and decay across a sustained multi-core load; a lit 3D scene rendered at a fixed 1600 by 900 measures frame rate, frame pacing and decay; and a path tracer measures samples per second and delivery consistency. Saved reports combine measured decay, throughput, consistency, backend, and validity signals.

Why choose us

  • No download

    The workloads run in the browser. The full four-stage test takes roughly three minutes on supported hardware.

  • Sustained-load focus

    Decay and consistency are part of the result, so a brief peak is never treated as the whole story.

  • Inspectable evidence

    Reports expose the measurement revision, GPU backend, verification state, sample count, and data source.

  • Free measurement

    Running the core benchmark requires no account. Detailed reports are an optional paid product.

In one paragraph

SystemCheck is a free stress test for desktop and laptop PCs that runs entirely in the browser. It holds the processor and the graphics card under a steady, fixed workload, samples throughput the whole time, and reports whether performance held, slid or stepped down. The answer comes first, in plain words; the figures behind it sit underneath, each with the method that produced it.

How a run works

The standard run lasts three minutes on every machine, across four stages. The deep run lasts 9 minutes across eight stages and adds a longer CPU hold, the GPU pass looped, CPU and GPU together, and a hot re-test. The length is fixed rather than adaptive so two runs on the same machine, or a run before and after a change, compare like for like. The full stage list is on the methodology page, and the evidence for each choice is in the measurement validation notes summarised there.

What a browser cannot see

A web page cannot read temperatures, fan speeds, clock speeds, power draw or the name of the processor. SystemCheck therefore never claims a cause it did not observe. It reports what throughput did over time, says which explanations fit that shape, and labels the report with the processor you choose from the catalogue. The disclaimer lists these limits in full, and the privacy page explains what leaves your machine, which by default is nothing.

Where to start

Run the free benchmark first. If a question comes up, the FAQ gathers every answer on the site in one place. The pricing page explains what an optional report unlock adds, and the changelog records every change to what the test measures. To reach the people behind the site, use the contact page.

Questions about SystemCheck

What is SystemCheck?

A PC stress test that runs in a browser tab. It loads the processor, the graphics card and memory for a fixed time, records how throughput holds up across the run, and names the shape of that curve in plain words.

Who is it for?

PC builders checking a new system, enthusiasts checking a cooling, driver or settings change, and anyone who wants a repeatable baseline to compare against later.

Why run a stress test in a browser instead of a desktop tool?

Nothing has to be installed, and the same test runs the same way on Windows, macOS and Linux. The trade-off is that a browser cannot read temperatures, clock speeds or the processor name, and the site says so wherever it matters.

Does anyone pay to change a result?

No. There are no sponsored rankings and no manufacturer payments. The site is paid for by optional report unlocks, not advertising.

Where can I check how a figure is computed?

The methodology page documents every stage, and the measurement validation notes compare the method against published run rules and reference tools.

Independent operation

SystemCheck is an independently owned and operated product. We take no sponsored rankings and no manufacturer payments that influence results, no company can pay to improve a score, suppress an unfavorable measurement, or change how a component is evaluated.

Independently verified

Each one opens the issuer’s own report on this domain. The security page keeps the full list.

Measured, not marketed. Run the test on your own machine.

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