GravityMark GPU Benchmark vs HyperDrop

GravityMark GPU Benchmark demonstrates the capabilities of modern GPUs by rendering an enormous quantity of objects in real-time, utilizing GPU acceleration. We avoid typical CPU-based performance bottlenecks by delegating the entirety of scene management and rendering steps exclusively to the GPU. Apple A14+ and M1+ SoC are recommended for great results. The following resources are used in the benchmark: NASA visible Earth database, GEBCO 2020 grid, the HYG star database archive, ESO / Serge Brunier The Milky Way panorama.

HyperDrop sends photos, videos, files, contacts and links directly from device to device — fast, private, and without any detour through the cloud. No account, no sign-up, no ads. TWO WAYS TO SHARE • Device mode (both have HyperDrop): Automatically finds nearby devices over Bluetooth and direct Wi-Fi — no shared network needed. Tap, send, done — with live progress and speed. • Browser/QR mode (only one has the app): Shows a QR code and link. The other device simply opens it in any web browser to download your files or send you some back. Just a shared Wi-Fi is needed. WHAT YOU CAN SEND • Photos & videos straight from your library (even whole albums) • Any files and folders (as a ZIP) • Text and links • Your own contact card or a contact from your address book HANDY EVERY DAY • Multiple recipients at once • Automatic retry on interruption • Thumbnails for received files • Received photos and videos are saved to your library automatically • Transfer history with statistics by type • "Send to HyperDrop" right from Photos, Safari & Files • Available in 12 languages YOUR FILES STAY WITH YOU All transfers go directly between devices on the local network or via Bluetooth — no servers, no account, no tracking. Your files are not stored anywhere along the way. HyperDrop sends anonymous usage statistics that show which features are used and whether transfers work — without files, file names or device names. You can turn them off at any time under Settings → Privacy. NOTE Browser mode transfers unencrypted within the local Wi-Fi — use it on trusted networks. Use at your own responsibility.