Anyone want to test out small #webgpu page where I'm investigating performance of rendering many points, using regular GPU vs a compute shader?

Here: https://aras-p.info/files/temp/webgpu/20250823_webgpu-point-raster.html

I'd like to know: the GPU times for each of 5 buttons, with and without the compute shader checkbox, as well as the GPU model it was running on. I have my own numbers at the bottom of the page.

[upd: thanks everyone! already got data from 30 GPUs, that will do :)]

Happy to announce the latest release of Arm Performance Studio - free tools for Arm CPU and Mali GPU performance profiling for Android developers

http://developer.arm.com/performance-studio

Highlights:

* Native Apple silicon builds for macOS.
* Streamline profile analysis is faster and lower mem use.
* Streamline gains GPU scheduler trace for Vulkan apps.
* Streamline CSM now reports short ranges in milliseconds or microseconds.
* Frame Advisor gets support for compute workloads.

Is there something that can be used to frame capture an old game using OpenGL 1.x on Windows?

RenderDoc only supports GL3+ contexts.

I know there are some things that remap older GLs to D3D12 or Vulkan but ideally looking for something that's a drop-in replacement for the Windows OpenGL DLL or similar.

I’m excited to announce the release of Spark 1.3 and the launch of spark.js, our new JavaScript API for real-time GPU texture compression on the web.

https://ludicon.com/sparkjs/