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[_] Anonymous 03/07/25(Fri)06:22:08 No.3520156
Anyone getting a new graphics card?
Asking since AMD's RX 9070 XT came out this week.
>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/25(Fri)07:26:52 No.3520157
>>3520156
Why?
Flash runs entirely on cpu
>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/25(Fri)08:35:41 No.3520159
>>3520157
Ackchyually flash can be GPU accelerated by setting wmode to gpu when displaying the swf on a
webpage, though it disables some things (like glow effects for example if i remember correctly)
which is why Adobe never enabled it by default.
the flash projector (flash player) also makes use of the GPU for scaling and anti-alias
right-click > settings... > first tab: Enable hardware acceleration
https://www.macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help01.html
Not sure exactly what is hardware accelerated though since blur effects for example will wreck
the frame rate. I assume it only applies to vector graphics and video/images, or maybe it's only
video/images. wmode=gpu is different than the standard "hardware acceleration" and is needed for
some 3D flash games.
(I'm surprised that the macromedia URL is not 404.)
>> [_] Anonymous 03/07/25(Fri)08:58:15 No.3520160
>>3520159
The igpu is more than enough for all of those nothingburgers.
