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17fps with 712000 particles on a Nexus 6P. That's really impressive.

That's pretty good! Get between 11-29 fps at 753620 particles on Galaxy s7, mostly sits at 16 or 17fps though.

I wonder what an iPhone would get, I'm led to believe their GPUs are pretty strong (to say the least).

I get 23 fps at 1.8 million particles with a single gtx1070. Well, 17-24 fps but sits mostly at 23. Quite interesting to see the comparison between generations.

EDIT - The above was in Chrome. In Firefox I actually get 23/24 fps at 4k (3.83M particles). At 1.8M in Firefox I get 48-50fps. Pretty good from Firefox.

Doesn't seem hardware limited, CPU and GPU utilisation doesn't go above 20% and I'm running other stuff like a decent sized VM and some other programmes.

I really don't know much about WASM. Would these numbers be deemed good? Is there more performance to squeezed out? I'm guessing there is as it's not fully utilising the hardware?

That's odd, I'm running on a Macbook with an Intel Iris Pro integrated graphics card and I'm getting 60FPS. Using Chromium 62.0.3202.89 (Developer Build) (64-bit) though. https://i.imgur.com/wbiUT5l.jpg

EDIT: Ah just noticed I'm only using 586k particles.