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This app provides a suite of micro benchmarks to measure CPU and GPU performance on mobile devices. It's designed for developers to understand device capabilities and optimize their games and applications for smoother performance.
What's New in Meteor Shower Benchmark
1.1.3
March 30, 2019
Fixed issue with the EULA dialog
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FAQ
What is Meteor Shower Benchmark?
Meteor Shower Benchmark is a suite of micro benchmarks designed to measure the CPU and GPU performance of mobile devices. It helps developers understand device capabilities and optimize their applications.
What kind of benchmarks does Meteor Shower Benchmark offer?
It offers several benchmark modes including CPU Parallel Workload, GPU Driver Draw Call Workload, GPU Vertex Workload (Visible and Culling), and GPU Fragment Workload.
What information is provided in the benchmark reports?
After each benchmark, you receive a report detailing your device's Average FPS, Resolution, Chipset, CPU, and GPU performance. It also includes timeline charts and frame times.
Can I compare my device's performance with others?
Yes, all devices are ranked by performance on the Asteroids Benchmarks website (asteroidsbenchmarks.com), allowing you to compare your device's peak performance and spot any drops.
What technical features does Meteor Shower Benchmark utilize?
The app utilizes Metal API, is multi-threaded for multi-core devices, uses Forward Rendering, and is compiled with C++14 for ARMv8-A. It also supports offscreen rendering at configurable resolutions.
Is Meteor Shower Benchmark available on all devices?
Meteor Shower Benchmark is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices, indicating compatibility with Apple's iOS ecosystem.
How often is Meteor Shower Benchmark updated?
The latest version is 1.1.3, and it was last updated on March 30, 2019. This suggests a less frequent update cycle for the application.
What is the user sentiment for Meteor Shower Benchmark?
Based on the available data, the app has a rating of 3.0 stars from 2 ratings, which indicates a mixed to slightly negative user sentiment.




