Quick checkup
A short pass through browser, graphics, storage, and execution health.
- Browser feature test
- GPU, WebGL & WebGPU test
- Browser storage test
- Browser performance test
Check your system, browser, graphics, screen, and web capabilities in seconds—then get clear, practical next steps.
Your browser supports the capabilities most modern web apps rely on.
DeviceTriage remembers completed steps in this browser and takes you to the next useful check.
A short pass through browser, graphics, storage, and execution health.
Review rendering, frame cadence, connection stability, controls, and display.
DeviceTriage separates observed facts from estimates and unavailable data. No invented CPU models. No fake certainty.
Logical processors & estimated memory
Included in quick checkGPU renderer, WebGL & WebGPU
Included in quick checkVersion, storage & web features
Included in quick checkConnection details when available
Included in quick checkRaw specs are only useful when you understand what they mean. DeviceTriage evaluates supported capabilities against documented rules, highlights limitations without alarmism, and tells you what to do next.
Start a private checkRead only browser-exposed device signals.
Apply conservative, versioned diagnostic rules.
Show severity, context, and recommended actions.
Choose the symptom, tell us whether it happens only in the browser or across the device, and get a controlled diagnostic plan with the right test and guide.
The quick check runs inside your browser. We do not need your name, an account, or a hardware fingerprint to explain your device capabilities.
Focused guides connect symptoms to the right diagnostic tool and practical fixes.
Separate browser limitations from wider device performance problems before changing hardware or reinstalling software.
Read guideIdentify whether extensions, tab load, storage, graphics acceleration, or the network is making browsing feel sluggish.
Read guideUnderstand why WebGL may be missing and verify whether the browser can complete a controlled graphics render.
Read guideCheck for software graphics fallback and restore GPU-backed rendering without treating a renderer string as absolute proof.
Read guideWhat the browser can expose, what stays local, and how to interpret the result.
No. The quick device check is evaluated in your browser. Network Test is the exception: it exchanges generated test data with DeviceTriage endpoints so it can measure that specific route.
No. It is an explainable compatibility assessment based on browser-exposed resources, supported features, and diagnostic results—not a PassMark-style CPU or GPU benchmark.
Browsers intentionally restrict details such as exact CPU model, installed memory, battery health, and temperatures. DeviceTriage shows unavailable or estimated instead of inventing a value.
No. Their previews and level meters run locally, are not recorded or uploaded, and stop when you finish the test or leave the page.
Run a free check in seconds. No installation, no account, no guesswork.
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