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Who it is for

Built for the question you actually have.

Seven kinds of visitor, each with what the report tells them and where a browser stops.

The same three minutes of measurement matter differently depending on what the machine is for. A gamer needs to know whether frame pacing still holds twenty minutes into a session. Someone buying a second-hand laptop needs to know whether the seller’s “runs perfectly” survives a sustained load. An IT team needs to know whether forty supposedly identical machines behave identically.

Each page below takes one kind of visitor and says which figures in the report answer their question, in what order to read them, and what a reasonable result looks like for that use. The test is the same in every case. What changes is which part of the report is the point.

Every page is equally clear about where a browser stops. It cannot read temperatures, fan speed or power draw, and it can tell you nothing about any machine other than the one you run it on. What it can do is measure what your machine actually sustains, and name the most likely reason when that falls away.

Find out why. 3 minutes, in the tab you have open.