Hardware Diagnostic Center
Advanced browser-based tools to test Hardware, Sensors, Performance, and Storage. Secure, client-side, and privacy-focused.
CPU Benchmark
Single & Multi-Core
RAM Test
Capacity & Speed
Sensor Hub
Gyro & Accelerometer
Disk Speed
SSD/Flash Benchmark
Keyboard Test
Ghosting Check
Mouse Tester
Double-click Fix
Gamepad Tester
Analog Drift
Multi-Touch
Digitizer Health
Screen Check
Dead Pixel Locator
Refresh Rate
Real-time Hz / FPS
Display & Color
HDR / Gamut Check
Printer Test
Pro Calibration Page
Webcam Test
Video Clarity
Audio & Mic
Stereo L/R Test
WebGPU Check
Next-Gen Graphics
AI NPU Check
AI Acceleration
Battery Info
Health & Charging
Connectivity
Ping & Jitter
Bluetooth & USB
Device Scanner
Vibration Motor
Haptic Feedback Test
System Info
CPU / GPU / OS Panel
Download: DigiPandai Diagnostic Tool
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Comprehensive Hardware Diagnostics Guide
Unlike traditional software that requires installation, DigiPandai utilizes advanced web APIs (WebGPU, WebNN, OPFS, Web Workers) to communicate directly with your device hardware. This ensures safety, privacy, and speed.
Technician's Analysis Guide
Our benchmark runs a prime-counting workload across all logical cores using Web Workers. A large gap between "Single-Core" and "Multi-Core" scores usually means the workload benefits heavily from more threads — useful for video editing or compiling.
If allocation of a large typed array fails or throws an error, your browser tab may be memory-constrained. Compare the reported Device Memory against the "Allocation Speed" result to detect abnormal slowdowns.
We utilize the Origin Private File System (OPFS) for accuracy. If your "Write Speed" is consistently under 50MB/s on a modern SSD, it may indicate storage degradation or background activity overload.
Use our "Pro Calibration Page" to detect clogged nozzles. Inspect the 6pt micro-text line at the bottom; if the text appears fuzzy or broken, perform a print head cleaning cycle immediately.
Gaming monitors often default to 60Hz in Windows/Android settings. Use the "Refresh Rate" tool to verify if your 144Hz/165Hz mode is actually active and detected by the browser.
Not every "HDR" monitor is created equal. Our Display & Color tool checks your browser's reported color-gamut (srgb/p3/rec2020) and dynamic-range capability so you know if HDR content will actually render as intended.
Frequently Asked Questions
How accurate is the CPU Benchmark?
Is the Printer Test Page free?
Why does the screen go black during the Pixel Test?
Is my hardware data sent to a server?
Why is my Refresh Rate (Hz) stuck at 60Hz on mobile?
Why doesn't the Storage Benchmark work on my iPhone?
Why can't I scan Bluetooth or USB devices on my phone?
Runs a prime-counting workload on your CPU using Web Workers to measure single-core and multi-core throughput.
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Estimates device memory and measures typed-array allocation/write speed in your browser tab.
Ready to test
Uses Web Bluetooth / WebUSB (Chromium browsers only) to pair and identify a device. Requires user permission each time for privacy.
Available on most Android devices. iOS Safari does not expose the Vibration API.
Tap a button to test the motor.
Use all 10 fingers to test screen responsiveness
Values in degrees.
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We will write and read a 64MB temporary file to measure your disk speed using OPFS.
Note: Mobile devices in Power Saving mode are often capped at 60Hz.
Double Click / Scroll / Move Here
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Dead Pixel Check
Click anywhere to cycle colors.
Press ESC to exit.