[Topic]: Comparison of WebGPU performance in different operating systems

[Codeboy-cn]

*All samples run on the same physical device.
*All samples are from WebGPU-samples.
*All systems are native and do not have a virtual machine.
*All sample pages run in fullscreen, using [Command + Shift + F] on macOS and [F11] on Windows.
*All sample FPS statistics are from Chrome's Render Frame status.

Device: MacBook Air (2015)
CPU: Intel Core i5-5250U @1.6GHz
GPU: Intel HD Graphics 6000
RAM: DDR3 4GB

Sample	macOS 12.6.5 (Chrome 113.0.5672.92)	Windows 11 (Chrome 113.0.5672.92)	macOS 12.6.5 (Canary 115.0.5773.0)	Windows 11 (Canary 115.0.5773.0)
instancedCube	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
fractalCube	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
cubemap	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
computeBoids	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
animometer (20k)	42.6 FPS	42.6 FPS	42.0 FPS	42.0 FPS
videoUploading	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
shadowMapping	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
deferredRendering (256 light)	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
deferredRendering (512 light)	51.0 FPS	43.8 FPS	51.0 FPS	45.6 FPS
deferredRendering (1024 light)	33.6 FPS	28.2 FPS	33.6 FPS	28.8 FPS
particles	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
cornell	54.0 FPS	error: bgra8unorm-storage not supported	52.8 FPS	error: bgra8unorm-storage not supported
gameOfLife	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	59.4 FPS
renderBundles (5k)	56.4 FPS	59.4 FPS	51.6 FPS	59.4 FPS
renderBundles (10k)	39.6 FPS	59.4 FPS	38.4 FPS	59.4 FPS

[lslzl3000]

For the last two renderBundle test, please try without keep writing transformationMatrix.
Becase the writeBuffer got much worse performance in intel Macs. So for a same big number matrix, the mac end up with a much slower result.

If try the test without writeBuffer, only test executeBundles perofmacne, I belive you will get a very closed result.

by the way, the M1/2 Macs got much better writeBuffer performance due to its unified memory

But after all, the writeBuffer in WebGPU has some performance issues compared to bufferSubData in WebGL
You can try a live demo in https://codepen.io/ShuangLiu/pen/YzEEmLa to check the difference

Chromium also addressed some disccustions about writeBuffer:
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1298309&q=writeBuffer&can=2
https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=1266727&q=writeBuffer&can=2