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Seems dramatically slower than the satellite view in Google Maps. I guess this is for people who have Google Earth based GIS stuff they want to keep using. Is
by microcolonel 7y ago
Seems dramatically slower than the satellite view in Google Maps. I guess this is for people who have Google Earth based GIS stuff they want to keep using.
Is there some reason why WebGL applications never seem to make proper use of my VRAM? Most of the data in these views are persistent, but they keep loading them over and over again even though I have 16GiB of VRAM. I'm guessing WebGL doesn't expose queries for that, so the applications play it safe?
- kevingadd 7y agoMost browsers have a single gpu sandbox for all tabs, so image resources and buffer data have to get rpc'd over and there's no realistic way to measure resource limits let alone efficiently utilize all your vram. The browser might have helpful internal limits like 512mb vram per tab, for all we know.