Small preferences. Clear purpose.

Your display preference

The website stores your Light, Dark or System preference in local storage under vramcheck-theme. System mode follows your device's color preference.

Local storage is browser data, not a cookie automatically attached to every web request. It remains until changed or cleared.

Essential site state

Filter, sort, or UI state may be stored locally so pages like leaderboard, models, and GPUs remember user-selected context.

If you change the detected shopping region, the site stores that choice under vramcheck-shopping-country so regional store links remain consistent. It does not store precise location data.

When an eligible CLI run is claimed in a browser, local storage can remember that benchmark ID as the browser's owned leaderboard run. Visiting or sharing another result does not transfer ownership.

Those values are used to improve browsing continuity, not to impersonate or replace account-based identity.

Operational analytics

VRAM Check may record operational events, release clicks, or benchmark-related navigation to improve product quality and commercial reporting.

Any future optional analytics or marketing cookies should be disclosed here before they are broadly enabled.

Animation state

The championship presentation uses session storage to remember when its introduction has been shown for a particular champion. This avoids repeating the same introduction during your browsing session.

You can replay the presentation using its controls. Session storage normally ends when the tab's session ends.

Managing browser storage

Your browser's site-data settings let you inspect or clear storage for vramcheck.com. Clearing it resets remembered preferences and claimed-result context in that browser. It does not delete a published benchmark from the service.

If browser storage is blocked, some preferences may not be remembered. Contact VRAM Check with the result URL for questions about a published run.