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It’s easier on your eyes to follow and just looks aesthetically better also.

• mynameisvlad 8y ago
  Is it? Playing around with the Metal renderer and FPS monitor, I rarely go above 30fps in day-to-day work, and most of the time I'm hitting 10-15fps. There's only certain use cases where you'll actually reach 60fps.
  • saagarjha 8y ago
    I get 60 FPS when scrolling.
    • mynameisvlad 8y ago
      Even when scrolling, I rarely hit 60. Most of the time, I'm staying in the 40 range and hit 60 for one or two frames. The FPS meter only works with the Metal renderer, so I can't directly compare it and the CPU renderer, but just from a subjective perspective, I notice slightly worse performance from the CPU renderer while scrolling, but nothing major. Beyond that, though, how often are you scrolling, and how buttery smooth does that have to be to be a good experience? While it does seem smoother side-by-side, I'm not blown away by the difference.