fferent and gives slightly
different results.
They both free up CPU cycles effectively.
Fred
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> Hi,
>
> I want to decrease the CPU utilization of my Java 3D
application. I came
> acro
Hi,
I want to decrease the CPU utilization of my Java 3D application. I came
across an answer to by problem when I was going through the Java 3D FAQ
page and I have pasted it below:
"How can I stop 100% CPU utilization?
Java3D uses 100% CPU to gain maximum performance and number of frames per
