Hardware survey
What GroupLab runs on, and how fast
GroupLab asks once whether it may tell the project what it runs on and how long the built-in benchmark takes. These are the published figures: counts and medians, never one person's record.
The figures from everybody's reports load from the survey's own count, updated every hour.
What a report holds, and what is never in it. In GroupLab you can say yes or no, run the benchmark, see your own runs, reset your survey number and delete your reports in Settings, under Sharing.
The project's own test devices
These three are the developer's own machines, not users, shown by name with his permission. Each ran the same benchmark every copy of GroupLab runs: one analysis of a built-in 25 bull sheet with a hole in every bull. The bars are to the same scale.
The developer's desktop
AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D, 16 threads, 64 GB of memory, Windows 11
1.8 s median of 1 run, GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.111
At most 482 MB of memory; 25 of its 25 holes found.
| Finding the markers | 0.21 s |
| Registering the sheet | 0.01 s |
| Locating the bulls | 0.39 s |
| Finding the holes | 1.15 s |
| Assigning the shots | 0.01 s |
Source: the benchmark result the desktop application keeps in its own settings, read on 2026-09-27; that build kept only the last run.
Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra
Samsung SM-X900, 16 GB of memory, Android 16
4.6 s median of 1 run, GroupLab 0.2.0-nightly.111
At most 446 MB of memory; 25 of its 25 holes found.
Its screen gives the whole time, not the stages.
Source: read from the tablet's own Settings screen on 2026-09-27, which gives the time to a tenth of a second and not the stages.
Galaxy Z Fold 7
Samsung SM-F966U1, 12 GB of memory, Android 16
Not read yet.
Source: its result is to be read from the phone's own Settings screen; the phone was locked when the others were read.
Everybody else
Each machine counts once for each version of GroupLab, by the median of its own runs: not its best, which would make every machine look faster than it is, and not its average, which one run slowed by something else would move. A group of fewer than 10 machines is not shown.
Not enough reports yet: a group of fewer than 10 machines is not shown.
Operating systems and memory
From every report, each machine once. Anything seen on fewer than 10 machines is counted under "other".
Not enough reports yet.
Not enough reports yet.