Volume Shader Maximum GPU Stress Test
Welcome to Volume Shader test site, the definitive platform for testing your device's raw graphical performance. Whether you are running a high-end gaming PC or the latest flagship smartphone, our volume shader test pushes your hardware to its absolute mathematical limits.
Most benchmarks rely on textured polygons. We do something different. This tool renders a complex, organic structure using a technique called volumetric raymarching. Every single pixel on your screen is calculated individually, hundreds of times per second, to simulate light passing through dense matter. This makes it the ultimate volume shader gpu test for verifying ALU throughput and floating-point precision.
What is Volume Shader?
Volume shader is a specialized WebGL application designed to evaluate GPU efficiency. It works by "marching" rays through a mathematical distance field to render a 3D shape without using a single 3D mesh file.
Because it runs entirely in your browser, it is the perfect phone performance test solution. You can instantly compare the performance of an iPhone, Android device, or a desktop RTX 5090 without installing heavy applications.
Test Features
- Real-time FPS Monitoring: Check your volume shader fps instantly as you rotate the model.
- Multiple Complexity Tiers: From "Simple" for older phones to "Extreme" for a max volume shader test.
- Cross-Platform: Works on iOS, Android, macOS, Windows, and Linux.
How to Run
1. Tap "Start Benchmark".
2. Select a preset (Default: Simple).
3. Observe the FPS counter in the top left.
4. Drag to rotate the volume and stress different GPU cores.
// Goal: Maintain 60 FPS
Test Controls
| Action | Function |
|---|---|
| Left Click / One Finger | Rotate the volumetric model (XYZ axis) |
| Right Click / Two Fingers | Pan the camera view |
| Scroll Wheel / Pinch | Zoom in/out (Adjusts len uniform) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is my FPS so low on mobile?
What is a good score for RTX 5090?
Can I run this test on iPhone?
Final Verdict
This tool remains the standard for web-based graphical stress testing. Keep your drivers updated, close background tabs, and aim for that perfect 60 FPS.