Poor HTML5 performance in Chrome on PC

DizkoDizko Member Posts: 498
edited November -1 in Tech Support
Hey there

I tried a number of the available HTML5 games in Chrome on PC and I'm getting very low framerates and it seems to have a difficult time registering clicks as well.

The machine I'm running is a Quadcore Xeon with 12 gigs of RAM and a Quadro FX 3800 video card, so I'm definitely not short in the performance department.

Just a heads up!

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  • jonmulcahyjonmulcahy Member, Sous Chef Posts: 10,408
    The site is getting hammered right now, that is causing performance issues. Try again later

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  • DizkoDizko Member Posts: 498
    jonmulcahy said:
    The site is getting hammered right now, that is causing performance issues. Try again later

    Why would bandwidth issues cause performance problems, especially once it's been loaded?
  • DizkoDizko Member Posts: 498
    Besides the fact that it runs perfectly fine on Firefox.
  • MichaelRandoMichaelRando Member Posts: 16
    Which version of Chrome? Which OS? Web3D or Canvas rendering? (check console output)

    Try a newer Chrome build, there's versions 13 (and 14!) out there if you download from Chromium.
  • DizkoDizko Member Posts: 498
    It's version 12.0.742.100 (that's the current officially released version, right?) I'm on Windows XP Pro, I can't get the games to load at all at this point, might be a bandwidth thing... I'll check back on that later.

    I unfortunately cannot use unofficial software releases here at work, but if that solves the issue then no biggie. I just figured I'd give the heads up as Chrome seems to be one of the more prevailing browsers on PC.
  • MichaelRandoMichaelRando Member Posts: 16
    Someone puts 12 gigs of ram in an XP Pro machine?
  • DizkoDizko Member Posts: 498
    MichaelRando said:
    Someone puts 12 gigs of ram in an XP Pro machine?

    It's a dual-boot machine, haha. The XP partition is to support legacy products, which is what I'm working on atm. Normally it's Windows 7.
  • arcticsunrisearcticsunrise Member Posts: 159
    MichaelRando said:
    Which version of Chrome? Which OS? Web3D or Canvas rendering? (check console output)

    Try a newer Chrome build, there's versions 13 (and 14!) out there if you download from Chromium.

    I tried Chrome with my game in win7 and all the colours are bleached.
    Looking at the console gives me

    resource interpreted as Image but transferred with MIME type text/html

    It also says webGl renderer init and resized

    Theres a ton of html5 issues at the minute with browsers other than safari on a mac
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