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With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your Metal enabled device in your iOS device. See which Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard Metal APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.

With CL!ng, getting all the information and specs about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device just got a lot easier.
Browse device compute capabilities, memory specifications and even get some idea about the OpenCL or Metal performance of your device with build-in test routines for memory bandwidth and practical floating point performance.

Device & compute specifications

Get general information about your OpenCL or Metal enabled device in your computer, wether they are CPU or GPU based. See which OpenCL/Metal version is implemented and supported by your device and get information about its compute capabilities such as number of compute units, clock frequency, support for double precision floating point, etc...

Memory & types specifications

The memory information overview lists specifics about the memory architecture of your OpenCL or Metal device, including detailed information about supported data types and object sizes.

Memory and compute performance

CL!ng uses standard OpenCL APIs to measure memory copy bandwidth from host-to-device, device-to-host and device-to-device.

The OpenCL Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for both single and double precision in scalar as well as vector variants (when supported by the device).
The Metal Mandelbrot calculation routines measure floating point performance for single precision in scalar as well as vector variants.

Benchmark & Share
Run all performance and bandwidth tests and anonymously upload and share results with other CL!ng users.

Compatibility

CL!ng supports OpenCL compatible devices from Intel, AMD (including older ATI models) and nVidia implementing OpenCL version 1.0 or higher.
CL!ng supports Metal compatible devices as of macOS GPU Family 1


OpenCL and the OpenCL logo are trademarks of Apple Inc.