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skar | 15 years ago

I'm getting 60 fps approximately for the spinning cube with chrome 6 on Ubuntu Lucid and my laptop has a core i3 with built in arrandale based GPU, not an nvidia or ati one.

Not long ago, on an older laptop, I was getting the same fps for native Linux apps. Seems browsers are acquiring native capabilities, but at a faster rate :)

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ashleyw|15 years ago

It seems to be capped at 60FPS. But it's the simplest demo, my results for the others are nowhere near 60FPS, most aren't even usable unfortunately.

nkassis|15 years ago

I get 1FPS on the terrain generation one. Still cool :)

chegra|15 years ago

I think they could improve the speed if they used webworker

izendejas|15 years ago

fwiw, i managed 61 fps on a karmic machine w/ i7.

and out of curiosity i tried a froyo powered device (droid 2.2) and got up to 26 fps.

jat850|15 years ago

I really only glanced at the code so I could be wrong here. But it appeared to me as though the main loop was written with something like, 1000 / 60, which was probably intended to cap at 60fps.

If you took that code and modified the loop to run more frequently, do you get even better performance?

s3graham|15 years ago

The 'Example's section aren't using your GPU, they're all using CanvasRenderer it seems.