i'm wondering about performance of more complicated games in HTML5. Not only more objects, but more effects, physics, particles and things like that.
I would love to convert my game to HTML5 to see how it can handle all of that effects and particles... but need few more C2 updates <img src="smileys/smiley24.gif" border="0" align="middle" />
Firefox 5 at 8 FPS
Fullscreen drops to 5 FPS
GeForce 8400GS 512MB RAM
XP
2GB RAM
Firefox 5 - 63fps Fullscreen
I don't have IE9 installed
Safari fails and just freezes
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Intel Q9300
4Gb OCZ DDR2 1066
2 x 1024Mb GeForce GTX280 (SLI)
~Sol
18 fps
safari 5.05 latest i think.
mac osx 10.6.8,
duel 3.2 processor, 4 gigs ram, ATI Radeon HD 5670 512mb
Ethan, Safari for me also seems really slow (on PC), isn't there a version of IE for Macs? Don't have to do this, but would be interesting to see how that would run it.
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It's not available for osx. I've looked on the Microsoft site and it's vista and 7 only.
IE9 is a potential client for HTML5 Games, but what will happen about WebGL? Microsoft considered this is a harmful aganist security
14fps on IE9
Core2-Quad, Windows7, 4GB and INTEL onboard graphic card
Intel graphics chips have always been crap in my experience. Maybe they're so slow the Classic runtime couldn't go any faster at the same fullscreen resolution (it's a lot of pixel pushing after all). Or maybe the drivers are so poor browser makers have blacklisted them to prevent crashes (I wouldn't be surprised).
I advise anyone looking to buy a new laptop/computer to make an effort not to buy anything with an Intel graphics card! There's usually a nVidia or AMD card option and they're miles better.
Yea probably the low fps I'm getting is because of the graphic card..
Intel graphics chips have always been crap in my experience. Maybe they're so slow the Classic runtime couldn't go any faster at the same fullscreen resolution (it's a lot of pixel pushing after all). Or maybe the drivers are so poor browser makers have blacklisted them to prevent crashes (I wouldn't be surprised). I advise anyone looking to buy a new laptop/computer to make an effort not to buy anything with an Intel graphics card! There's usually a nVidia or AMD card option and they're miles better.
Obviously, there a lot of new laptops with Intel Graphics ¬¬