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This website is running at >10 FPS at 100% GPU usage

by Velocifyer 1y ago

Rohansi 1y ago
On what hardware? Runs well on my Pixel 7a. It's likely just a fancy pixel shader (or few).
- rezonant 1y ago
  Compaq Presario from 2003 running XP on Internet Explorer, why? Jokes aside my Pixel 8 Pro handles it just fine as well
  - poly2it 1y ago
    Many Pixels on this site apparently (me included). Is it a GrapheneOS thing or do people just prefer Google's hardware nowadays?
- deleted 1y ago
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Uehreka 1y ago
I really wish HN supported images so I could reply to this comment with the boy-crashes-bike-after-putting-a-stick-through-the-wheel meme it so richly deserves.
- Towaway69 1y ago
  Honestly, that's what makes HN so pleasant ;) Meme-free-zone - here's hoping it stays that way. Besides, describing a meme is just as good!
jeswin 1y ago
Not a very useful comment without mentioning the OS, browser, and hardware.
thinkingemote 1y ago
Its interesting that most comments appear to be running it on their phones. I wonder if most links on HN are viewed on phones primarily? Phones are generally newer than laptops and most developers will have the latest technology. Developers especially with tech demos like this, use the latest tech to develop and don't care about supporting older devices. This attitude can sometimes bleed over into their work where they should care for users using older machines, but its expected for a look-at-the-shiny demonstration to other techies using top of the range hardware. ( I am seeing the same laggy effects on an older linux + firefox laptop with integrated graphics, unsurprisingly )
- senfiaj 1y ago
  If I reduce the browser window size the FPS improves. Maybe that's why phones have higher FPS.
senfiaj 1y ago
I think this depends on the screen resolution. If I reduce the browser window size the FPS improves.
neurostimulant 1y ago
The cpu and gpu usage on firefox desktop seems to be twice as high as chrome when opening this demo.

This website is running at >10 FPS at 100% GPU usage

Rohansi 1y ago

On what hardware? Runs well on my Pixel 7a. It's likely just a fancy pixel shader (or few).

rezonant 1y ago
Compaq Presario from 2003 running XP on Internet Explorer, why? Jokes aside my Pixel 8 Pro handles it just fine as well
- poly2it 1y ago
  Many Pixels on this site apparently (me included). Is it a GrapheneOS thing or do people just prefer Google's hardware nowadays?
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Uehreka 1y ago

I really wish HN supported images so I could reply to this comment with the boy-crashes-bike-after-putting-a-stick-through-the-wheel meme it so richly deserves.

Towaway69 1y ago
Honestly, that's what makes HN so pleasant ;) Meme-free-zone - here's hoping it stays that way. Besides, describing a meme is just as good!

jeswin 1y ago

Not a very useful comment without mentioning the OS, browser, and hardware.

thinkingemote 1y ago

Its interesting that most comments appear to be running it on their phones. I wonder if most links on HN are viewed on phones primarily? Phones are generally newer than laptops and most developers will have the latest technology. Developers especially with tech demos like this, use the latest tech to develop and don't care about supporting older devices. This attitude can sometimes bleed over into their work where they should care for users using older machines, but its expected for a look-at-the-shiny demonstration to other techies using top of the range hardware. ( I am seeing the same laggy effects on an older linux + firefox laptop with integrated graphics, unsurprisingly )

senfiaj 1y ago
If I reduce the browser window size the FPS improves. Maybe that's why phones have higher FPS.

senfiaj 1y ago

I think this depends on the screen resolution. If I reduce the browser window size the FPS improves.

neurostimulant 1y ago

The cpu and gpu usage on firefox desktop seems to be twice as high as chrome when opening this demo.