Closed lettucehead closed 5 years ago
Changing styles affects performance lots.
(FWIW I am on a Pixelbook w/ i5-7Y57 CPU @ 1.20GHz chipset.)
Open https://kinetecharts.github.io/openPerform/ In "Render Style" on lower-right click to open. Select "Change Style" and select e.g. Sketch or AfterImage.
Expected behavior: It should be just as fast.
Actual behavior: It's laggy (frames being dropped?).
Here's a screencast: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-t_vaZw8yGBrR_qsuvygXyvlMnbeQqvo/view You can see the performance improve (especially visible in feet) when switched to normal.
I guess using an i5 chip was a dumb idea. There's no issue on my Intel NUC w/ i7 and Iris 660.
PM for a trace of this issue by Chrome renderer.
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Changing styles affects performance lots.
(FWIW I am on a Pixelbook w/ i5-7Y57 CPU @ 1.20GHz chipset.)
Open https://kinetecharts.github.io/openPerform/ In "Render Style" on lower-right click to open. Select "Change Style" and select e.g. Sketch or AfterImage.
Expected behavior: It should be just as fast.
Actual behavior: It's laggy (frames being dropped?).
Here's a screencast: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-t_vaZw8yGBrR_qsuvygXyvlMnbeQqvo/view You can see the performance improve (especially visible in feet) when switched to normal.
I guess using an i5 chip was a dumb idea. There's no issue on my Intel NUC w/ i7 and Iris 660.
PM for a trace of this issue by Chrome renderer.