Browser RAM & Memory Stress Benchmark
Evaluate browser memory allocation limits, test JS heap expansion, and measure memory buffer write/read bandwidth (MB/s).
Technical Metrics & Telemetry
Allocated Buffer Size
0 MB
Memory Write Speed
-- MB/s
Memory Read Speed
-- MB/s
Browser JS Heap Limit
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How to Use This Tool
STEP 1
Click Start RAM Benchmark
The benchmark allocates memory
blocks progressively up to 1 GB.
STEP 2
Watch Memory Write & Read
Measures contiguous memory
throughput and verifies browser memory garbage collection.
STEP 3
Instant Clean-up
All allocated memory buffers are
automatically dereferenced and freed at the end of the test.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much RAM can a single browser tab use?
In 64-bit Chrome and Edge, a single tab can typically allocate between 2 GB and 4 GB of JS heap before
encountering an Out of Memory (OOM) crash.
What is TypedArray memory allocation?
TypedArrays (like Float32Array) allocate raw contiguous byte buffers in system RAM, bypassing standard
JavaScript object overhead.
Why does memory read speed typically exceed write speed?
CPU memory controllers can prefetch consecutive cache lines during sequential read operations, maximizing
memory bus bandwidth.
Can this test slow down other applications?
Only momentarily while memory is actively being allocated. The benchmark respects system safety margins
and frees memory immediately after testing.