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My 5090 couldn't handle that starfield at the beginning. I got a 1202 alarm just scrolling down..

• Bender 6mo ago
  Odd. My laptop seemed to do fine with a 'NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1650 Ti Mobile [Discrete]' using CachyOS. It could have been a little smoother but it rendered fine. There were a couple spots where it was a little herky-jerky-laggy that maybe needs optimization.
• sirtimbly 6mo ago
  ohhh... right, clearly, they only expected Mac users to open the web page or to apply.
  • airza 6mo ago
    it chokes on my mac also
  • tristor 6mo ago
    It choked on my M5 Max MBP w/ 128GB of Unified Memory connected via a TB5 dock over 10GbE directly to my router, which is backed by 5Gbit symmetric fiber. My measured average latency to nasaforce.gov was under 13ms. So, yeah.
• Flere-Imsaho 6mo ago
  It's an OS thing. My Pixel 9 handled it just fine. Windows by any chance?
  • deleted 6mo ago
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• signorovitch 6mo ago
  Ran smooth on both my iPhone and my 13-year-old thinkpad x230.
  • Computer0 6mo ago
    what OS is on the thinkpad?
    • signorovitch 6mo ago
      Fedora linux
• ivanjermakov 6mo ago
  Probably WebGL is using integrated iGPU for whatever reason. Happened to me on Windows+Brave.
• lucb1e 6mo ago
  Strange, it works here in Firefox on Linux using the internal GPU (I don't use primusrun for the browser). Normally I'm the first to notice a particularly heavy website or bad FPS in even pretty old games! Wonder how they managed to make it sluggish on a very expensive GPU but get my crappy setup to run it nicely
• pugworthy 6mo ago
  My run of the mill notebook computer is showing the Jennifer Lawrence meme clip to you right now, and still performant.
• joshuat 6mo ago
  My MBP M5 couldn't handle it with Firefox but it was fine on Safari, betting it's a WebGL issue or something